Episode 6, release date January 29, 2009.

In this special episode, recorded Saturday, January 24, 2009, at the Royal Mile Pub in Wheaton, Maryland, Gabrielle Riel chats with Darien Mason, Kiralette Kelley, and Podruly Peccable about recent metaverse events, including the sale of New Babbage and the mayoral elections; the sale of New Toulouse; and the "Caledon Civility Crisis."

For photos of the event, see Songs from the Nightingale.

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Episode 5, release date January 10, 2009

In the way of holidays, they interfered with our intended schedule of podcasts. C'est la vie! We hope to be back on a regular schedule soon.

In this episode, recorded December 14, 2008, our guest is Eva Bellambi, one of the organizers of CaleCon, a real-life meetup held in St Marys, Ontario, Canada, on U.S. and Canadian Labor Day weekend. Voices in the Machine producer Otenth Paderborn joins regular hosts Gabrielle Riel and Fuschia Begonia in the absence of Edward Pearse and Nix Sands.

Our conversation in this program includes not only CaleCon, but other real-life meetings with people we know through Second Life, as well as current events.

Show links

• Kamilah Hauptmann's musings on Caledon and SLCC
• Gabrielle Riel's interview on Radar Masukami's SL Under the Radar
• Teaa Demina, M'Lady Fashions
• Crap Mariner's Tunes inSL Project
• AetherChrononauts calendar
  

Listener editorials

Do you have an opinion you'd like to share with our listeners? Voices in the Machine welcomes reader op/ed essays. Email us at podcast@radioriel.org, and we will arrange to record you reading your essay, or a staff member will record it if you prefer.

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• Our RSS feed provides a direct link to an .mp3 file.