Denise Wilton, co-founder of B3ta and creative director at Moo, joins us this week to discuss creativity, community, Chris Morris, Commodore PETs, cross stitch, corpses, Community Chests and cheating.
Meanwhile, your hosts become angry and confused about popular culture and Leila badly wants to believe something Roo still can't bring himself to stomach.
Are you prepared to experience the most interesting thirty-six-and-a-bit minutes of your life so far? Go and get a cup of tea first. We'll wait.
Denise is one of the co-founders of the "puerile digital arts community" you'll know and love as B3ta. She's also creative director at Moo and an all-round amazing creative internet person. As well as lifting the lid on Nathan Barley (well weapon) we really put her digital skills to the test by asking about her favourite Monopoly tactics.
Update: Want to hear the full half-hour audio episode, with Denise's interview? Here it is.
Magicians are massive geeks and we thoroughly enjoyed hearing about Ali Cook's lonely adolescence in this enchanting episode. Your hosts also find a moment on a park bench to discuss the toaster/Kryten overlap in Red Dwarf and share details of the idiotically simple video games they've been wasting their brains, time and 21st century computing power on this week.
Magician Ali Cook wowed us with funny chat and magic this week. Magicians truly are the geekiest of all the variety acts. Check out Ali's website and, if you're going up, his Edinburgh show looks ace.
Film-maker Ivo Gormley drops in this week to tell us about his new projects, as well as the ones he's probably best known for - Us Now and the brilliant new documentary about live gaming, Playmakers. He's an inspirational and interesting chap - why not follow him on Twitter? We also enjoy some unusually tasty snacks with regular guest Dave and talk about Roo's favourite iPad games, supermarket fruit machines, and other stuff too...
Ivo is on the show this Thursday (July 29th). He's the film-maker behind the Think Public film project Us Now and the documentary about live gaming events, Playmakers. In this clip he explains why he thinks play is enjoying a revival - tune in on Thursday for the full audio episode.
Denise Wilton, co-founder of B3ta and creative director at Moo, joins us this week to discuss creativity, community, Chris Morris, Commodore PETs, cross stitch, corpses, Community Chests and cheating.
Magicians are massive geeks and we thoroughly enjoyed hearing about 
