Amy Freelunch and Penumbra Carter host their own regular shows alongside Arahan Claveau, and Khamudy Mannonen joins Arahan for a round up of Second Life related news.
Amy makes a welcome return to broadcasting in the first of her monthly shows for Soup Radio. She begins by talking about the Miami Art Fairs and her new projects there, the history and issues surrounding ArtNation, and pays a visit to the Caerleon Museum of Identity in Second Life.
Arahan introduces a two hour conversation with guests Jane Vippond and Allan Stanley Taylor and their recent visit to Burn2, he responds to some of the topics raised in Amy's show, a mini review of the film Trash Humpers, Simon Fujiwara's Frozen at Frieze Art Fair, and The Gate at Odyssey.
Penumbra has a conversation with friend Molly Cybertar, a RL/SL artist, the discussion includes Penumbra’s recent experience with the 48Hour Film Project, Molly’s making of her first machinima, the Lunar Society art critique group, and how their work has been influenced by participation and social interactions in Second Life.
Khamudy discusses with Arahan the latest client development including a push towards browser based viewers, Philip Linden leaving his position as CEO of Linden Lab for a second time, changes in Linden Lab's marketing strategy, and a number of blog opinion posts expressing a feeling that Second Life is a "collapsing world".
Full show notes and tracklisting to follow next week.
Thanks for listening!
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