
This week we diverge from our normal pattern of guests, “PSN Stores” is not a webcomic like our regular guests nor is it a webnovel like, “Tales of the Brass Griffin”, it is in fact a Playstation Network News and Review site. Can our nefarious hosts overcome the challenge of technological failures and awkward color commentator induced silences to interview a “critic”? Can they withstand the onslaught of questions if the tables are turned and the color commentator roams wild and fr- oh wait, that’s a different show. Anyway, join us this week as we interview Chris K of PSN Stores.com and release our inner gamer from his mother’s basement.
Season 2, Episode 18
Show date: March 10, 2010 – 10:00PM Eastern/7:00PM Pacific
Location: http://www.talkshoe.com/tc/45815
Ustream: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/macpaladin
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I very much enjoy doing this show. And over the course of the past year, it’s been a sometimes bumpy, but always interesting ride. I am especially appreciative of the prospective guest who enthusiastically promotes their brief visit on our virtual couch. Be sure to tune in this week when we have J.L. Haram of Picatrix sit with us for a spell. Here’s her comic: http://www.picatrix.net/
~Mac
Greetings and salutations returning readers; it has been awhile since I last posted for various reasons due to various backstage reasons, new guests to book, upcoming guests to get orientated, big shows that needed preparations, busy, busy, busy. At any rate today I am going to talk about one of the new challenges that we face, the switching of formats of solid footing. For a season and a half this was a program primarily about webcomics. Sure, there were some exceptions here and there, but even guests like Lewis Luvhaug and David Malki have connections to webcomics. The changeover kinda started last week with CB Ash, but that was before events changed with Brian Clevinger. This week there is no second guest, this week there will be no familiar discussions about webcomics, or even cousin fields in which to make some comparisons
For the next two weeks, we are going to be talking video games with a specific bent and this will be far from the last time we take ventures off the webcomic trail for that is what we do, we do more then webcomics, we do entertainment, though I am unsure if we do harder, more educational topics yet. Be that as it may, it is going to be interesting to see how all of us will adapt to this changing landscape and I for one look forward to the mixing of fields. Keep abrest of the space fore next time I will disseminate how well we are handling the curve-balls, or at least attempt to. Also, before I go I do have a non-article related announcement to make as Moonhawk Studios Presents is pleased to welcome J.L. Haramof Picatrix to the regular guest panel crew, good to have you aboard J.L.
