Be very very frightened...it's the Season 4 tangent episode. If you haven't listened to a tangent before, get ready for 90 minutes of unbridled LoG conversation. Unfortunately (or fortunately) very little of the episode deals with video games, but we do talk a lot about smells and cartoons.

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Be very very frightened...it's the Season 4 tangent episode. If you haven't listened to a tangent before, get ready for 90 minutes of unbridled LoG conversation. Unfortunately (or fortunately) very little of the episode deals with video games, but we do talk a lot about smells and cartoons.

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This week we are talking about the 1973 sci-fi gem Silent Running directed by Douglas Trumbull. Get ready for discussions about environmentalism, robots and Bruce Dern.

This week we are talking about the 1973 sci-fi gem Silent Running directed by Douglas Trumbull. Get ready for discussions about environmentalism, robots and Bruce Dern.

This week we have another disagreement. Enjoy our differing opinions as we disucss Surveillance, directed by Jennifer Lynch (the daughter of David Lynch).

This week we have another disagreement. Enjoy our differing opinions as we disucss Surveillance, directed by Jennifer Lynch (the daughter of David Lynch).

This week we spend the majority of the podcast laughing because we are talking about the 1942 comedy classic To Be or Not to Be directed by Ernst Lubitsch. Join us for a discussion of satire, Nazis and Jack Benny. Schultz!!!

This week we spend the majority of the podcast laughing because we are talking about the 1942 comedy classic To Be or Not to Be directed by Ernst Lubitsch. Join us for a discussion of satire, Nazis and Jack Benny. Schultz!!!

In our final Chicago Humanities Festival Interview we talk to Katie Salen the founder Katie Salen is professor in the College of Computing and Digital Media at DePaul University, and former director of the Center for Transformative Media at Parsons The New School for Design, a research center in New York focused on emerging trends in design and media. She locates her work in the field of game design and serves as the executive director of the Institute of Play, which focuses on games and learning. Katie led the team that founded Quest to Learn, a new 6-12th grade public school in New York City, where she currently serves as executive director of design.

As part of the Chicago Humanities Festival, Library of Games is interviewing important people in the world of video games. Our second extrasode features Tracy Fullerton, a game designer, educator and writer with fifteen years of professional experience. She is currently an associate professor in the Interactive Media Division of the USC School of Cinematics Arts and Director of the Electronic Arts Game Innovation Lab.