Live from The Ginger Man, the tech hub of Austin, Dave and new co-host Travis Swicegood (http://www.travisswicegood.com/)  (from Episode 28 (http://atxwebshow.com/2011/04/21/episode-28-two-new-groups-in-town/)) reboot the brand new ATX Web Show. We catch up on all the action that's happened in the 6 month hiatus including: the death of Gowalla, RailsConf in Austin, Kids Code Camp, the rebirth of the brand new Capital Factory.

Happy to be celebrating 2 YEARS of the ATX Web Show! On this anniversary episode, we hear from Zach Meyer of Four Kitchens about Drupal Camp Austin 2011 and spend some time talking about a recent company trip to Brooklyn Beta - an inspirational conference that took place in New York.

* Adobe Kills Flash (http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/11/adobe-kills-mobile-flash/) (via WIRED)

* Waterproof Fujitsu Tablet (http://www.theverge.com/android/2011/11/9/2549395/fujitsu-arrows-tab-europe) (via The Verge)

* CSS Regions (http://www.webmonkey.com/2011/05/adobe-envisions-brave-new-world-of-web-layouts-with-css-regions/)

* Evernote Grand Opening Party (http://evernoteaustingrandopening.eventbrite.com/)

* Sneak Peek: The 5th Austin Dribbble Meetup will feature some limited edition prizes from the Dribbble HQ.

DrupalCamp Austin

* DrupalCamp Austin 2011 (http://drupalcampaustin.org/)

* Four Kitchens (http://fourkitchens.com)

* Four Kitchens Episode of the ATX Web Show (http://atxwebshow.com/2010/11/08/episode-23-all-things-drupal-with-four-kitchens/)

* Open Atrium (http://openatrium.com/) by Phase2 (http://www.phase2technology.com/)

Brooklyn Beta

* BrooklynBeta (http://brooklynbeta.com)

On this week's episode I sat down with Christopher Schmitt and Kyle Simpson, co-authors of the new HTML5 Cookbook from O'Reilly Publishing.  We spend time digging into the book and exploring some of the innards of HTML5.

In this week's episode we catch up with some in-house news and surprising pivots. We discuss: FitVids - a jQuery plugin for fluid width responsive video embeds, Trent's article on "Unitasking" to GTD, Facebook poll results for Gowalla's decision to ditch items, and the great Netflix+Qwikster pivot.

Stocking, the act of replicating a stock photo and posting it to the internet, is gathering momentum in agencies across the world. We sit down with the Dennis Van Huffel and Jamie Graham, the folks  behind the meme "Stocking is the New Planking" and gain insight into what it's like to start a meme that ends up landing on sites like Gawker and becoming apart of the internet culture.

This week we sit down with Ruby Ku and Alex Pappas of Hourschool, a social app that helps you find and create informal classes. The company was born out of their time as the inaugural class of the Austin Center for Design. We talk about learning the art of interaction design at AC4D as well as the process of building a company that provides a social platform for people to share knowledge.

We sat down with René Pinnell of Hurricane Party to talk about their new app, Forecast - an app that allows you to share where you're going to be with future checkins on Foursquare. In addition to learning about Forecast, we hear about Hurricane Party's experience at Capital Factory, and Austin-based venture accelerator.

Do you have the chops to make an app in under 10K? In this episode we talk about the brand new 10K Apart: Responsive Edition being put on by MIX Online and An Event Apart. We also cover our month-long haitus, discuss our impression about OS X Lion, and give details for the next Austin Dribbble Meetup.

Today we sit down with Manton Reece, creator of Tweet Library and the Tweetmarks API. We sit down to talk about his apps, developing on the Twitter API, iOS and Mac development and the big question: "Why would you ever price your app at $9.99?" Also of note, Manton co-hosts a Mac/iOS podcast called Core Intuition, so the audio quality of this episode actually goes up!

On today's show we're joined by none other than Phil Coffman of Method & Craft to get a behind the scenes look at the site that gets behind the scenes. #meta. We get to know Phil as he joins us for the whole show while we discuss some local news - including the recently proposed Startup District. So don't miss it.