In this episode of the Versatilist Happy Hour, Amy, Kimberly and I try to figure out whether VR Influencers will be able to save Meta (spoiler alert: we're doubtful)

In this episode of the AREA, Tim and I talk about Meta and IKEA partnering for a store-based AR game, some pretty interesting looking Apple goggles, and wrap it all up by getting hungry looking at Pickl menus.

In this episode, I speak with Dr. Jay Sridhar about his article "The Digital Metaverse: Applications in Artificial Intelligence, Medical Education, and Integrative Health."

In this episode, Tim and I talk about a clip on AR Monocle that is ripe for developers to build onto and a restaurant that uses AR to enhance their dinner menu (including "a surprisingly violent depiction of the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs")

In this episode, Rebecca and I actually dive a little deeper on a story that Kimberly introduced last time, but didn't really get the discussion it deserved.

In this episode, I speak with Pongracz Gabriel-Alexandru and Sebastian Vaida about their work "Mobile Augmented Reality Applications in Higher Education."

In this episode, Amy, Kimberly, Rebecca and I talk about a bunch of really dark tech stuff - including brainwave monitoring, which should scare everyone.

In this episode, Tim and I talk about the dramatic cuts in metaverse-related projects and personnel from the big tech companies.

In this episode of the Versatilist, I speak with Spyridon Stelios about his work "Virtual Reality in education: Attempting an epistemic justification."  This was a fascinating discussion about the philosophy behind what immersive tools are trying to do.

In this episode, Amy, Kimberly, Rebecca and I talk about some really creepy uses of technology.