In Episode 5, we sit down with LLED’s very own Dr. Kathryn Shoemaker, a talented and creative children’s book illustrator. Listen in and learn about the art of illustration, what considerations need to be taken into account when collaborating with others and the importance of the visual component.

In Episode 4, we lead you into the exciting world of ballroom dance with 2 former presidents of the UBC Dance Club. Learn how teamwork, coordination and movements of the body have united dancers and changed their lives. Our own technical coordinator, Adam Sheard, will share his experiences in the exciting world of dance. Be sure to stay tuned for the After show at the end!

If you are interested in learning more about UBC Dance Club please visit their website: ubcdanceclub.com .

In Episode 3, we explore the Sensory Perception & Interaction (SPIN) research group at UBC. Learn about this exciting group of researchers who design and build innovative physical, touch-based user interactions to solve real problems for real people. You’ll get an insider look into some interesting inventions such as a gadget that emits vibrations to increase the auditory experience as well as CuddleBits. Be sure to stay tuned for the After show at the end of the episode!

If you are interested in learning more about the SPIN research group please visit their website: www.cs.ubc.ca/labs/spin/

In Episode 2, we fly you into the hives of the Southland Heritage Farms in Vancouver, BC. Learn about bees, the beekeeping experience and how they interact with each other from a UBC graduate student with a passion for beekeeping.

**Be sure to stay tuned for the After show at the end of the episode!

In Episode 1, we take you into the chopping world of Logger Sports at UBC. Learn about its origins, the wood cutting experience and how it has established its roots in student life.

** Be sure to stay tuned for the Aftershow at the end!

This episode introduces listeners to our questions and understandings of multimodality. In addition, it offers a sneak peak of what's to come.