Jack from The Super Holidays

Here’s some REALLY awesome good news!

Kevan Peterson the writer and creator of The Super Holidays has agreed to be a special guest on In The Corner With… (By the way, did I mention I’ve changed the name of the podcast? No? Well, it’s no longer Brigwyn’s Corner Podcast. It’s now In The Corner With…)

You might remember me mentioning Kevan in the review of  The Super Holidays review I did recently?  Yeah! That Kevan!

He’s been really cool and has put up with me taking forever getting my act together.

Anyways, besides talking about all the cool stuff Kevan’s done.  He tells me he has some kind of super secret project he’s working on with his company Fromage Pictures and wants to talk about.  I’m not sure about the details nor just how much Kevan’s willing to share, but I’m betting on it being cool!

So here’s the details:

• What: In The Corner with Kevan Peterson
• When: September 8th, 2010 8pm Pacific/11pm Eastern (I think that’s 1Pm Sydney and 4 AM London)
• Where: Here at the Corner or on our Ustream Channel

image from Modern Family on ABC

The battle between traditional and online media might have heated up a little bit more today. In an article and interview over on All Things Digital, Emmy dominator and ABC favorite, Modern Family creator Steve Levitan basically says online media doesn’t pay. And as such what’s the use?

Personally, I think it’s more about the money Mr. Levitan feels he’s missing out when he talks about not seeing the benefit of streaming his show online. This is even more apparant when you take into account that Modern Family is allowed to stream on the subscription service, just not the free one.

And watch at the end where Mr. Levitan talks in more detail on what medium he feels benefits from online. Mostly referring to “Low budget” and “Short films” compared to the large budget studio films.

Oh really? Well, I can say this, as a person that watches over 90% of his entertainment on line, I can honestly say if I can’t find your show online I really don’t care about it. And with more companies investing into online media (e.g. OpenFilm, BlipTV, inMoo,  Google, Netflix, Microsoft and even Apple’s recent announcement) something tells me more people are agreeing with me.

Anyways, what do you think? Is Steve Levitan right? Is online media really only for the YouTubers? Or are we really seeing a shift from traditional to online media?

A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to go and cover The HollyShorts Film Festival and have been busily trying to catch back up ever since. (Sounds like a poor excuse I know but it’s true, I haven’t even had time to hop on Twitter lately, trust me I’m jonesing for a Tweet! Anyways, back to the post at hand.)

While I was flailing at the festival one of the filmmakers took pity on me and decided to talk to me for a bit. His name is Kevan Peterson and he’s the creative force behind Fromage Pictures and one of the funniest animated films I’ve seen in a while, The Super Holidays.

How do you describe The Super Holidays? Well, let’s see. The easiest way I can think of it would be to take a bit of The Care bears and mix in some Codename: Kids Next Door, add a dab of Johnny Test and there you have it.

If you need a simpler explanation, well I told Kevan that the best way to describe it 140 characters or less would be, “A demented but hilarious version of the Care Bears.”

Here watch it yourself and you tell me if you don’t think this should be on Cartoon Network or not.

The Super Holidays – Summer Break

The Super Holidays stop Jack from creating zombies with evil cupcakes in his bid for turning the world “Evil!” bwahahaha!!

Just a quick note to hopefully finalize some issue based on the whole GameCrush review and then the follow-up corrections.

It seems that Mr. Brent Bucci has been a longtime reader of BC. Yeah, trust me.  I’m about as shocked as you.  Here I only thought the only reades was my mom “Hey Mom!!” and that crazy guy on the corner I pay to press F5 all day. Just kidding.  He doesn’t REALLY get paid.  I just give him…

**Beep. Beep. Beep.  This break in the fourth wall has gone on too long and is now shut down due to sarcasm overload ****

As I was saying, it seems that Brent (we’re on a first name bases by the way.) really was trying hard to communicate some important information about the beta program.  Seems the link I had in the orginal post pointed to the VIP entrance and not the real Beta Site.

With that understood, I owe Mr. Bucci an apology for my snark overload in my original follow-up and for butchering his name. (Then again Brent, if you have read the site you know I’m horrible at names. But please, accept my apology for that as well.)

So where do we stand on the whole thing?

Well, here’s the email from Brent clearing the air and making again reaching out for that interview.   Which is awesome and I’ve sent Brent an email trying to get it scheduled here shortly.  Stay tuned!

Hi Eddie,

Hope your day is going great. I just wanted to apologize for the messaging on the comments section. It was not intended as spam, I just wanted your readers to know that the only way for them to currently access the site is through the VIP link that I posted:  <approved link> , since the site is currently in private Beta.

If registrants go to www.gamecrush.com, they currently will be able to register for the waiting list, but they may have to wait to access the site (we are trying to keep access to the Beta limited to the gaming community).

Also, a minor correction: my name is spelled Brent Bucci, I’m a PR representative for several gaming clients, and I currently work for theMIX agency, which is GameCrush’s agency of record. Feel free to contact me directly anytime if you have any questions regarding any of my clients. My phone number is <removed>, and I am always available.

I’m a regular reader of the site and would love to keep in contact.

Sorry again about the confusion,

Thanks

Brent

So now three days later what does all this mean?

Pretty simple really.  I NEED YOUR QUESTIONS!!! (was that clear enough? Hope so.)

Like I said, I’ve sent an email to Brent and we’re working out the schedule.   I have a bunch of my own questions, but what about you?  What do you want to know? Or if you could say something to Brent and GameCrush what is it?  Don’t worry, if you want to remain anonymous I can do that.  But here’s your chance to make sure to clear the air, get your answers, apply for a job, see if they can get you a girlfriend? I don’t know but whatever it is you want to know here’s your chance.

I know, shameless promotion on my part but hey it’s 100% true.  I wrote a review about GameCrush and what do you know I get a response from Brent Bucci of theMIX agency  asking I make some minor corrections and offering to do an interview! (Honestly, I don’t think it was necessary but I’ll do it anyways.)

Anyways, from what I can tell Brent Bucci is a PR Representative  with theMIX Agency.

Now, who’s theMIX agency and what do they have to do with GameCrush? Not entirely sure.  (Mr. Bucci did confirm GameCrush is a client of The Mix Agency.) If you check out their website you’ll notice they say:

“Based in San Francisco, CA, theMIX agency is a full-service communications boutique that executes catalytic solutions for social media, technology and digital entertainment start-ups. Whether you’re in stealth mode and preparing for launch, or picking up traction and ready to blow past the competition, theMIX agency’s team of new media leaders can partner with you to generate a potent messaging constellation.” – theMix Agency

And at the same time theMIX agency claims GameCrush as a client.  That said, I’m going to just guess they’re the Press Relations (You know PR Firm?) for GameCrush. (Yep, Brent confirmed that theMIX agency is the agency of record for GameCrush)

So here’s what Mr. Bucci had to say,

Hi Eddie,

This is Brent from GameCrush.com with some article corrections for your article:

“GameCrush – Should you PlayDate or Play a Date?” at (link removed)

Currently, GameCrush charges 4.00 per each 10 minute game on GameCrush.com; the site is till in private Beta, although we just opened up the VIP entrance for new user registration at [approved link] (link removed)

GameCrush girls are also not “professionals”, and are simply regular girl gamers. If you would be interested in posting an interview, I’d be happy to schedule a time for you to speak with several of the playdates on our site.

Feel free to shoot me a call or email, and we can set something up.

Best,

Brent

Nice letter right? And an offer for an interview? Hmm. Might have to take them up on that.

But there is just one thing that kinda chapped me the wrong way.  See, not only did I get the invitation and a nice correction request, but I also got a Spam Comment advertising their Beta Program. That was so not cool!

Really?  I mean didn’t GameCrush get enough publicity and linkage?  Go check, I linked several times back to GameCrush.com in the post.  I really don’t see the reason for adding comment spam.  Matter of fact, it makes me wonder if you’re not going to blitz my bloroll or friends with spam.  All of this making me regret thinking that writing a review would be a good thing.

So here’s what I ask.  Please fell free to  leave comments and even link GameCrush or The Mix Agency as your website as requested.  But please don’t leave full blown spam ads on Brigwyn’s Corner or any related, linked site you find here.  Deal? Coolness!

Update N0te: I got an email from Brent Bucci of theMix Agency apologizing for the the comment I had recieved.  As you can see in the post about it  it seems to have been a complete misunderstanding.   Though my snark seemed justified at the time, it now seems to have maybe been misplaced.

Around the Internet you’ll find a plethora (yeah, big word I know) of Cam sites, Singles sites, Game/chat rooms and the likes. All of them for the most part have a pretty unsavory reputation. And now they’re welcoming a new player to the neighborhood, GameCrush. (Get it? Player? Oh come on now, it was funny!)

On the surface GameCrush is just like any other Cam site. The real question to me, is it really?

Well, being the ever curious and easily bored individual, I took decided to take one for the team and take advantage of a Beta invite to go check them out for you.

When you first go to GameCrush you’re asked if you want to be a Player or PlayDate. Basically they just want to know if you want to pay to play as a Customer, aka Player,  or would like to be paid, aka a PlayDate.

I was able to both, a Player and PlayDate profile. (Hey! Don’t judge me, I’m doing this for you! REALLY!!)

Getting Started as a Player

As a GameCrush Player you get to set up your profile, you’re going to need to set up your Profile. It’s pretty simple just your gamer tag, and Xbox Live ID. (Required Snarky Comment: Give Bobby Kotick time and I’m sure he’ll have Blizzard hook-up RealID. Okay.. Okay, that was bad.)

Once you have the basic information all set you can then test out your Cam and the hosted Casual Games. This is an area that GameCrush falls flat and fails worse than Twitter’s infamous Fail Whale.

First, GameCrush only supports a select few Xbox 360 games. For example the games I saw listed were:

• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
• Gears of War 2
• Grand Theft Auto IV
• Halo 3

Next, you’ll have to have an Xbox Live account in order to play with your PlayDate. Yes, it’s required!

Oh! Don’t have an Xbox or prefer PC games to Console ones? Officially, your SOL unless you want to play their extremely limited list of web based “casual” games. (e.g. Backgammon, Checkers, Chess, Battle Ship, etc…)

I say “Officially” because I did see meet one player that advertised that they were willing to play PS3 or Steam games as well. And looking at the PlayDate registration process, I don’t see anything that prevents them from playing any other game, but remember Buyer Beware! It’s all up to your PlayDate and if you decided to go off the reservation and play outside the Supported Infrastructure don’t complain if you run into trouble.

GameCrush does advertise that you can browse profiles and chat with the PlayDates for free. Don’t bother getting excited guys and girls. It’s a simple text based chat inside each PlayDates profile. I’m happy to say that the two lovely ladies I met during my beta, TheLadyLydia and Syriel are awesome people that just enjoy playing games!

However when it comes to any of the other PlayDates, I’ll just remind to keep in mind the Rule On Dating Profile Pics, things are not always as they seem…

That brings me to the next major item for Players to consider. Cost! First, realize the Vegas Principle is in full effect. See GameCrush uses a concept of credits instead of dollars. So you have to do this whole conversion ahead of time if you want to figure out how much you’re going to spend on your Visa or MasterCard (Sorry guys, PayPal is not accepted. And American Express? You’re not wanted either.)

Right now here’s the price breakdown during the Special Beta program: (link to screen capture)

• $5 = 500 Credits
• $10 = 1,000 credits
• $20 = 2,000 credits
• $50 = 5,000 credits
• $100 = 10,000 credits

PlayDate TheLadyLydia at GameCrush.com

And you’re saying, “But Brig! This credit thing doesn’t really tell me anything.” Well, hold on a minute I’m getting there!

GameCrush is saying these are “Special VIP Discount” prices where each game is $4/10 minute game, so don’t count on these prices being final. But it’s a good starting point for us to figure out how much it’s could end up costing us to play.

Alright so right off the bat understand that each accepted “Casual Game PlayDate” has a 100 credit ante. (At least that’s the best way I can relate it) Then you get charged roughly 60 credits/ minute of play time. And they’re expecting each game will last between 8-10 minutes. The only real difference for Consol games is it’s a flat 400 credit fee.

Either way, this really 1 Game that lasts just under 8 minutes of playtime costs you $5.

HOLY MACKERAL!!

This is not a hobby for the “normal” gamer I know.

Not only that, an 8 minute Frag/Slay the Prey/Death Match would be over before you know it. And if you decide to play the casual games, forget it! You’ll be looking at approximately $20/Game.

I guess let me put it this way. Let’s say a typical date of a dinner and a movie lasts about 3 hours. Applying the gentleman dating rules (as opposed to the Tom Leykis Rules for Dating) w a typical date of Dinner and a movie costs around $65-75.

If you look at it that way then it’s roughly about the same as 3hrs of game time would break out to about $80 for 3-4 games.

At first glance it doesn’t really look to be that bad.

But remember, this “Date” is professional  is also a job for these ladies who like to play games. The PlayDates aren’t there trying to build long-term lasting relationships, this is their job. And as such, when they turn off the cameras, they’ll be going back to their boyfriend/girlfriends, husband/wife/significant other, and you? Well my friend, you’re going to bed alone tonight. Something that if you play your cards right, might not happen on a “Real PlayDate.”

I’ll be honest with you. Overall I just don’t see enough value for the dollar. Too bad, considering there are some great people you would probably like to get to know.

GameCrush: A PlayDate’s Perspective

PlayDate Syriel at GameCrush.com

Well we already talked about some of the basic things. If you want to make the big bucks you either need to play the pre-requisite Xbox games as well as the boring Casual games OR you need to be willing to do the legwork and adjust the system to play other games.

Looking at the PlayDate guide, I don’t see anything that prohibits playing other types of Co-op games.

While I was nosing around the site, Syriel was playing Runes of Magic. So I’m guessing it’s not forbidden to play other games.

Here are some of the cool things. You get to select your “Play Mood.” If you want to keep your top on and just play then set your mood to Flirty. Willing to take it to the NSFW neighborhood, then set your mood to Dirty.

Talking to TheLadyLydia, it seems as always, dirty pays more and gives more tips. But it is nice to know that it’s not expected nor required.

As for what you can make? Well, like I said it’s based off of the number of credits Players spend. GameCrush claims you can make $35/hour. Which many people would immediately do the math and say is about $280/day or $5,600/mo! Um.. No that’s not how it really works.

I talked about this with my friend Amber, whom we interviewed a while back. She reminded me that in order to make that kind of money you have to be ACTIVE for 8hrs a day. That really means it’s probably more like a 12+ hour work day. Hmm.. Not so great when you think about that.

But remember, you’re getting paid to play games and chat online. Like TheLadyLydia said, it’s a dream job for anyone in college or home for the summer. (Hmm.. Maybe I’ll rethink my Beta PlayDate account. LOL!)

What you really get paid is for being Active or having your Webcam on. When a Player requests a game and accepts, you have to keep them online for the first 6 minutes and you’ll get 300 credits. Then for every minute after that you earn roughly 60 credits/min and can cash that getting paid $1/100 credits earned.

Console games are different. They’re at a flat rate of 400 credits/game with GameCrush expecting you to earn 300 credits per game.

So let’s take this back and see how much you’re earning for being willing to go on a 2 hour “Play Date” with someone.

If it’s a casual game you can earn a pretty good sum.

In 2 hours of consistent playtime you will probably play 4 games earning 240 credits just from that alone. Each game being having 24 paid minutes at 60 credits/min would be about 1,440 credits per game and earning about 5,760 credits giving you a total earned of 6,000 credits deposited into your PlayDate Account.

Remember your EARN $1/100 credits spent by the Player which means you just raked about $60 for playing different and maybe boring games for the last 2 hours! (I’m definitely re-thinking keeping my SleazyBriggy PlayDate account!)

Here are a couple of points to remember as a PlayDate. Don’t give out any Steam, Game Accounts, Player IDs you don’t want people off line to know. It’ll only dilute your overall earning potential and also erode any sense of privacy you might have.

Also, remember that a player dumping the game at the 5:59 mark will mean they spent credits but you didn’t earn anything for the time spent. So ultimately it will be up to you keeping the Player entertained and engaged helping them forget that they’re actually paying for the privilege to play with you.

NOTE:  I had to make some minor changes in regards to the pricing and a comment about this being a job.  Seems this corner of the world some how reached the attention of the PR guys at GameCrush and they requested I clarify and correct some points.

So just to be clear,  as stated in the post, the PlayDates at GameCrush are NOT Professionals, just girls that like to play games. And they get paid to play games at GameCrush.  So they are NOT Professional Gamers.

Also, as stated, the pricing that is currently reflective in the post is NOT the final nor actual prices you may experience at the time you play.  The prices shown in the post and linked in the screen capture are current Beta prices only.  Currently Gamecrush is priced at $4/10 minute game.

It should be no secret to you that I’m in love with Webseries nowadays. I was talking with Andy (you know Daewin my partner in crime?) about this, we both said “Let’s just call it WebSeries Wednesday!” and try to bring you some recommended Web Series.

So here’s some of our suggestions and where you can find them.

We hope you enjoy them as much as we do. Let us know what you think!

Comedy Webseries

SOLO – The Series

Our hero, Scott Drizhal, is chosen to go on a solo, 3 year mission to Mars as part of a reality series. Unfortunately the show is canceled and Scott is now stuck on a round-trip ticket to Mars and back. With no company in deep space other than a smart-ass, artificially-intelligent ship computer (PHAL), his wife declaring him legally dead so she can claim the millions in insurance, a Napoleonic producer whose hubris lands him and the show into Japanese mafia infested waters and a malfunctioning, prototype ship that was never meant to fly to Mars… Hilarity ensues.

• Solo The Series Episode 1
• Solo The Series Episode 2
• Solo The Series Episode 3

Don Grigioni (John Colella) is a hitman who becomes a vampire because he thought it would be good for business and his marriage – THEY wouldn’t live forever – but then Don got hungry and bit his wife, Annie (Reamy Hall). Annie feels bad that her mom (Marcia Wallace) will die one day, and bites her.

Now, Don’s mother-in-law is moving in with them, for eternity.

• Episode 1

Favorite Drama

CELL: The WebSeries

A man wakes up in a cell after a night on the town. When he realizes he’s not in jail and he’s not alone, he fights to stay who he is while helping someone else remember who they were.

Shows we can’t wait to see

The Mercury Men

Pittsburgh, 1975. Edward Borman, a lowly government office drone, finds himself trapped, when the deadly Mercury Men seize his office building as a staging ground for their nefarious plot. Aided by Jack Yaeger, a daring aerospace engineer from a mysterious organization known as “The League,” Edward must stop the invaders and their doomsday device, the Gravity Engine.

“Zimm,” is an original sci-fi, action-thriller, described as “24″ with aliens. The series follows Bailey Zimm, an over-stressed, undercover Homeland Security agent who is unwillingly recruited to join a secret arm of the government to help prevent a terrorist attack by a newly discovered alien race.

Redneck  Geek and Cajun Gamer is a brand new podcast by the same two crazy guys that brought you The Hunting Lodge Podcast, Eddie “Brigwyn” Carrington (He’s the Redneck Geek.) and Andy “Daewin” Dino (Most definately a Cajun Gamer!).  Each week Eddie and Andy bring you the lighter side of Technology, Gadgets, Games, and basically all things Geek.  If you really want the full RGCG experience you need to join them live each Sunday night at 8pm Pacific/11pm Eastern on Ustream.   But don’t worry if you miss the live show, we’ll make sure to feature it on RGCG’s blog, our own RGCG Episode Guide as well as on the RGCG RSS Feed and iTunes.

Just because you think we didn’t record this week doesn’t mean we haven’t been busy getting you new episodes. No sireebobaintmyuncle!  (That’s not how it goes is it? Oh well.)

We’ve been busy trying to get caught up on while making sure we can bring you an even bigger and better episode next week.  Like what you ask?

Download Episode 3 (24) or Listen Now (of course our iTunes, RSS Feed, and RGCG Episode Guide work as well) and find out what we have to say about:

• Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology, well for Bionic Eyes at least.
• Chinese say shooting diamond bullets inside farts creates heat, No duh! Ever tried to light a fart?
• Youtube proves we just share too much about ourselves online.
• Of course that led to the Rant of the Week! Online Privacy Does Not Exist! so stop worrying about REAL ID.
• Custard-like goo stops bullets better than kevlar
• Scientists create the most powerful non-nuclear battery ever (Yet for some reason my Blackberry still won’t last the day.)
• Why don’t people buy Android Apps?
• Why we should fear robots.

70 of the best free and open source games:

Stupid Redneck of the Week

Inventor of the iPhone Revolver

Pod/iPhone Game of the week

Kitty Canon – (Don’t bother complainin about it being iPhone only.  We’ll have Droid and other Apps another time. Geez!)

Contact us

• Email: rgcgpodcast@brigwyn.com
• Twitter: @Daewin or @Brigwyn
• Call us at: (347) 433-5386 or 347 – GEEK FUN

Redneck  Geek and Cajun Gamer is a brand new podcast by the same two crazy guys that brought you The Hunting Lodge Podcast, Eddie “Brigwyn” Carrington (He’s the Redneck Geek.) and Andy “Daewin” Dino (Most definately a Cajun Gamer!).  Each week Eddie and Andy bring you the lighter side of Technology, Gadgets, Games, and basically all things Geek.  If you really want the full RGCG experience you need to join them live each Sunday night at 8pm Pacific/11pm Eastern on Ustream.   But don’t worry if you miss the live show, we’ll make sure to feature it on RGCG’s blog, our own RGCG Episode Guide as well as on the RGCG RSS Feed and iTunes.

I know you guys probably thought we forgot all about you and were going to just drop the ball on this one.  Well, don’t worry any longer.    We’ve just been battling the jugernaut that has turned out to be July.

Anyways, that’s enough excuses.  Here’s Episode 2 that we recorded originally back on July 4th.   Hope you enjoy it as much as we did.   Just look at everything we talked about!

Listen Now or Download Episode 2 (22) or use iTunes, the RGCG RSS Feed, or the RGCG Episode Guide

• It’s the summer! Time for taking the RV on a road trip. (That’s why they call it an mobile home, right?)
• Celebrating family vacations, Russian style!
• How does this thing work? Handheld GPS Rankings
• Maybe the iPad Army Ranger App can help!
• Ah! But do they have Squirrel Recipes? The Kitchen Cabinet iPad Does!
• Well Seriously? Soccer broke the internet?
• Wasn’t this the same stuff that they found in Roswell?
• Speaking of Roswell where’d these robots come from?
• Playing games proven to save eyesight!
• What’s in those 5hr Energy Drinks?
• Tetris in 3D w/ Water
• MS Kin Why’d it die?
• Need to take the entire family to BlizzCon maybe fly Budget Air’s Standing room only service!
• They’ve even mastered getting you to the plan ready to go w/ Skylift
• Tech Tatoos – Really? I can think of a lot of other things I’d want on my butt than a Linux Penguin!
• Lego Printer.. Now I can use the kids toys to update my license
• LED Diving Helmet – Why Diving? I want it for my Quad runner

Recommended Webisodes to Watch This Week!

Bringing you a few minutes of video fun that’ll keep you laughing all day!

Make sure to watch the latest episode of Solo the Series (Just a warning, NSFW for Language, Adult Situations)

This week’s new webseries recommendation is Vampire Mob!   “He’s a hitman and a vampire, and he just found out his mother-in-law is moving in, for eternity.” Talk about a nightmare! (Just a warning, NSFW for Language, Adult Situations)

Make sure to check both of these out and show your support.

iTune Review:

GAMING KEPT ME OUTTA JAIL!

by Ðeadpool

I was skeptical of listening at first, having once been mugged in Buffalo BY a Redneck and a Cajun. After realizing these weren’t the same two culprits but rather the geniuses from THL, I was relieved. I mean who wants to listen to the guys that robbed ya with a pickaxe handle and a Bowie knife and stole yer wallet and pants?! Andy and Eddie bring their stellar podcasting personalities back with a great show. Very funny duo and full of poo water, deep fryers, firearms, geekiness and win!

P.S. If you are the guys from the alley in Buffalo can I have my pants back?

Contact us

• Email: rgcgpodcast@brigwyn.com
• Twitter: @Daewin or @Brigwyn
• Call us at: (347) 433-5386 or 347 – GEEK FUN

Are you wondering what happened to the latest epsiode of Redeck Geek and Cajun Gamer?  Well, it seems this week flew by faster than a squirrel trying to catch the last nut before winter!  Honestly, we’re just busy and getting the episode loaded slips.   I guess, think of this week as a Two-fer!

Of course that’s why we always so make sure to Andy and I every week for another rip roaring adventure as we look at what’s going on in the world of Technology, Gadgets, Gaming and Geekery (What? You didn’t know Geekery was a real word?) And serve it up with the right amount of Redneck cynicism and Cajun spice tonight live on Ustream.

What: Live recording of Redneck Geek and Cajun Gamer

When: 8pm PST/11pm EST (That’s right around 1pm in Australia and -8 GST (Geek Standard Time?)

Where: RGCG Podcast on Ustream Page