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Since our last Minecraft episode, the game has continued to take off. After the major Halloween update which introduced The Nether, lead developer Notch has continued to roll out update after update to further enhance the multiplayer aspect of the game.

We’ve found the online multiplayer servers to be an excellent opportunity to grow our community interaction, as well as supporting further growth and bringing new folks to see us. In tonight’s episode, we’ll discuss some of the recent Minecraft news, as well as our personal experience with how it’s helped our community flourish.

We take live questions from the chat room tonight, and some live Skype calls! Find out the crazy computer setup in Chris’ place, Alan’s additional thoughts on Fallout New Vegas!

Plus we give you a major update on a long lost Jupiter Broadcasting host favorite, John, and when you can catch him on this very show!

We’re share some awesome news that’s been developing behind the scenes of Christopher Nolan’s next installment in the BATMAN series, now officially titled “Dark Knight Rising.” Plus we throw in our fair share of villain speculation, 3D news, love interests and MORE!

We’ve been asked time after time our tips and tricks for getting started with podcasting. Tonight we reflect on our four and half years of podcasting.

Plus we share some insight into our process of vetting an early show idea, all that and more in tonight’s episode of Jupiter@Nite!

The remnants of an ancient civilization have been uncovered in the wilds of India, and the shocking discovery was made that this city may have been leveled by atomic weaponry! … whut.

We’ll share the truth about this incredible series of events, and then run our mouths on and on about the fact that we are convinced that the world is going to end in a flaming pile of smoke and cinders. But don’t worry — we do it in a happy way.

Come with us into Frankentosh’s Laboratory. Tonight we throw the switches, and boot this monster into its new life. Will it rage and eat our brains? Or will it gently comply to our every whim?

While we work on reanimating the Hackinzombie, we will also share with you some of our Tech Horror Stories, as well as some of our user-submitted tales of woe. Then, as we do on EVERY Thursday show, we tell you about some exciting things going on this weekend that we’re looking forward to! NOT JUST HALLOWEEN CANDY (mmmm, candy…)

Tonight is a truncated edition of Jupiter@Nite, where we wrap up our tear-down/re-build of the Studio Monster Hack. Along the way, we’ll talk a bit more about the troubleshooting theories we’ve had behind this whole set of shenanigans, and some more stuff that’s awesome.

Almost a year ago, we built a new Hackintosh workhorse to help our workflow. It worked OK for a bit, but recently it stopped functioning. After a lot of troubleshooting, we’ve determined that the issue is hardware related.

We’re gonna rip the sucker apart LIVE over this week, and rebuild it. While we do that, we’re going to have a several-part discussion with you about the merits and downfalls of Macs, Hacks, Codecs, video production software, and MORE.

On Saturday Oct 16th, News Corp. shut off access to all FOX programming on Hulu and FOX.com. Why? What were they trying to prove? And what does such a forced outage actually show us about online media? What could this mean for the future of Internet Web Series?

As children of a generation that’s been raised on cinema, we all have our own personal memories of the villains from films of the past. Who left the most indelible marks upon our young impressionable minds? Who are the best (or worst?) villains of all time?