Wyatt Thomas and I go over the basics and mechanics of Unreal Engine, most importantly we talk about why it is regarded as one of the best videogame design software in the world. While Wyatt focuses his efforts on animating and worldbuilding, he will continue to mature in the craft to reveal his growing efforts in the near future.

There are many avenues to try and solve twisty puzzles like Rubik's Cubes - and one of those comes from Phu Pham himself. His non-profit organization is founded on the passionate drive to grow the cubing and speed-cubing community. Though the Rubik's cube has been an icon for decades, its popularity dwindled in the 90's and early 2000's, but is now resurfacing in the youth of today - which will contribute to the Cubing Boom predicted by Phu himself. With a Rubik's Cube movie in the making and the growth of the speedcubing youth - Phu's predictions may very well be true. So check out his website or swing by a local store and pick up a Rubik's Cube. If Phu is this passionate about helping others solve - then you should give it a try.

Gene Farrell is an accomplished businessman who worked on large-scale projects at both Coca-Cola and Amazon. However, through recent years his passion has been in helping smaller, more at-risk, businesses as they put more skills and excitement to the test. Listen now to hear some experienced words of wisdom from Gene Farrell both in business and in life. 

Julia goes into her experience in the long process of learning Japanese. Her desire to learn even took her to studying in Japan where she became even better at the language. We analyze the process with several other walks in life and notice similarities between life and what it really takes to learn a language. Arigatō! 

After a recent filming project of the student-made short film "Brotherhood", Collin, Alex, and I came together to discuss their pursuits in voice and on-screen acting. We dive into the struggles and rewards of being an actor, while also dabbling in their preferences and genuine love for the craft. Join their journey and remember their names, because one day they may be famous and able to say "I was the guy that beat up the Ventionable podcast host in a shortfilm" - because who doesn't want that accomplisment? ... eh?