The second half of our conversation with the developer Mad Max, Aaron Clifford is here! On this episode we talk virtual noses, old school game consoles, developing for VR and positional audio. The dreaded quiz is back and we've got Pac-man Fever.

Put your VR headgear on and listen to the latest episode where we talk to the maker of DAWT, Mr. Aaron Clifford. The Edmonton developer schools us in his 20 years of coding, tells us how he was conceived in a tent in New Zealand and how to record your software onto a cassette tape.

Comics too expensive to read, blatant podcast promotion, figure skating to the Spider-man theme song and Siri's inability to open up are all the topics covered in the second half of the conversation with Danica & Brandon of Variant Edition.

Another fun one, this episode the gents are talking to the owners of Variant Edition a comic shop in Edmonton. Brandon & Danica also do a number of podcasts as well. On this show we give old TV stars new detective shows, talk about Siri's self-image issues, sexism, inclusiveness and privileged white dudes.

Visual artists never fail to inspire, but we went all the way to Antwerp to talk to Midge Sinnaeve. Fine... technically we Skyped Midge. Though we'd love to go there! Especially after talking to him. We talk VR, books, 3D scanning, cycling in tunnels, scifi and SyFy.

This episode we talked to an artist, a programmer, studio owner and the visual arts education coordinator at the International Academy of Film and Television in Antwerp. Midge Sinnaeve joined the fellas to talk awkward clients, how one becomes a 'professional' and the Super Bowl from a European perspective.

In the second part of our live show, Jamil Lahham tells us about his attempt at stand-up comedy, his award winning animation and the attitude needed to complete those personal projects.

"You go to school to learn a craft in some sense, but more than anything else, you're learning about yourself." The Michigan-Edmonton duo of Paul and Chris were lucky enough to chat with animator and director Jamil Lahham who shared those words about university. Jamil tells us about the organic nature of traditional animation, animating cycles for iPads and the weight of an Oscar.

This is part deux of our conversation with Carolyn Fung & Paul Juricic who were grad students at The Centre for Digital Media.

On this episode the gents talk about preserving memories, archiving, data and private interests. The guests are graduate students from The Centre for Digital Media, Paul Juricic and Carolyn Fung.