E3 decided to open up a new event that is open to the public for free (the free tickets are limited in quantity though). Albert, Ruthy, and Louis, went to check it out and do some coverage about it. Was it worth the price of free?

E3 decided to open up a new event that is open to the public for free (the free tickets are limited in quantity though). Albert, Ruthy, and Louis, went to check it out and do some coverage about it. Was it worth the price of free?

E3 decided to open up a new event that is open to the public for free (the free tickets are limited in quantity though). Albert, Ruthy, and Louis, went to check it out and do some coverage about it. Was it worth the price of free?

Albert discusses with musical artist Shannon Hurley about how much songwriters get paid by music streaming services like Pandora or Spotify, and the state of the music industry that is moving primarily forward with those kinds of services.

Albert discusses with musical artist Shannon Hurley about how much songwriters get paid by music streaming services like Pandora or Spotify, and the state of the music industry that is moving primarily forward with those kinds of services.

Albert discusses with musical artist Shannon Hurley about how much songwriters get paid by music streaming services like Pandora or Spotify, and the state of the music industry that is moving primarily forward with those kinds of services.

Continuing from the topic brought up from Episode 67 about Asian representation in media, I thought it would be ideal to get the perspective of somebody who is an actual working Asian American Actress. I decided to ask the opinion of an old acquaintance of mine, Lynna Yee.

Continuing from the topic brought up from Episode 67 about Asian representation in media, I thought it would be ideal to get the perspective of somebody who is an actual working Asian American Actress. I decided to ask the opinion of an old acquaintance of mine, Lynna Yee.

Continuing from the topic brought up from Episode 67 about Asian representation in media, I thought it would be ideal to get the perspective of somebody who is an actual working Asian American Actress. I decided to ask the opinion of an old acquaintance of mine, Lynna Yee.

What makes a good or bad movie trailer? Josephine, Jiaming, and Albert discuss this, and then talk about the reboot Ghostbusters trailer; which is the most disliked YouTube Movie Trailer as of this recording.