Celebrating Brett's birthday, he and Christina get up to an especially high level of quality shenanigans. Picture an old man very upset with technology talking with a charming woman about how the popular kids in high school probably weren't that bad. That'll get you pretty close.

Celebrating Brett's birthday, he and Christina get up to an especially high level of quality shenanigans. Picture an old man very upset with technology talking with a charming woman about how the popular kids in high school probably weren't that bad. That'll get you pretty close.

In the midst of the ArenaNet debacle, we bring on Emma from Game Workers Unite to discuss how labor practices within the gaming industry need reform and how unionization can help fix the problem.

Mary Jo Klinker --- activist, agitator, associate professor and director of women's gender and sexuality studies at Winona State University in Minnesota --- returns to talk about abolition as a concept and a modern movement.

Mary Jo Klinker --- activist, agitator, associate professor and director of women's gender and sexuality studies at Winona State University in Minnesota --- returns to talk about abolition as a concept and a modern movement.

Carley Knight, a painter and artisan jewelry maker, joins Brett for a Perfect Six episode and three each of their favorite things this week.

Carley Knight, a painter and artisan jewelry maker, joins Brett for a Perfect Six episode and three each of their favorite things this week.

This week we talk about games giving us a case of the "meh" in terms of endings. Why games can't seem to just let gay characters be happy and we wrap up with the question of "Is Sony stunting the industry's growth by not adopting cross platform play?"

We come back from E3 and LA refreshed after having slain all foes! Go share of our experiences from the show and give Reef a chance to fill in the blanks that we might have missed during our coverage.

Rebecca Fleetwood Hession is a consultant, coach, writer and speaker. She joins Brett to talk about raising a child with ADHD and the extraordinary measures she took to help ensure success in public schools and beyond. And goat yoga. Obviously.