Episode 3, recorded November 20, 2008

In this episode our guest is Eladrienne Laval, discussing her upcoming exhibit at the Whitehorn Memorial Library in Caledon Victoria City, "The Past Reimagined: Victorian Fashion and the Designs of Eladrienne Laval" (December 7-March 1). As three of our hosts are clothing designers themselves, it makes for a stimulating conversation—a must for anyone interested in the process of creation in Second Life, whether as a consumer or a producer.

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Episode 2, recorded November 6, 2008

In our second episode (recorded sooner than our hoped-for biweekly schedule), Gabi, Edward, Fuschia, and Nix discuss the November 5, 2008 announcement by Linden Research updating changes in policy and pricing for Open Space sims.

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Episode 1, recorded October 31, 2008

In our debut effort, the hosts introduce themselves, and our guest is Kamilah Hauptmann, Vicereine of the Independent State of Caledon. The topic on everyone's minds is the October 27 announcement by Linden Research, Inc., of pricing changes to open space sims. (This podcast was recorded before the revised offering was announced on November 5.)

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On behalf of the entire staff of Voices in the Machine, welcome! We look forward to bringing you a lively mix of news, opinion, and interviews every two weeks.