Massively Speaking Episode 114

by Shawn Schuster on Sep 8th 2010 6:00PM

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Massively Speaking Episode 114 is back this week with Shawn, Rubi and Justin discussing their time at PAX Prime in Seattle and Dragon*Con in Atlanta. They discuss the latest news from each con as well as some stories that just couldn't be shared in text form.

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Massively Speaking is the official podcast of Massively.com. Hosted by Editor-in-Chief Shawn Schuster and Contributing Editor Rubi Bayer, Massively Speaking takes on the week's biggest news and dev interviews with plenty of opinion, rants, and laughs thrown in for good measure. Join us every Wednesday afternoon to listen in and see what we'll say next!

Show Notes For Massively Speaking Episode 114

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"Vanguard Forward," by Michael Gordon Shapiro. Used with permission.

Tags: dragon-con-2010, massively-meta, massively-speaking, pax-2010, pax-prime-2010, podcasting, podcasts

Reader Comments (3)

Another Excellent Podcast with the Lovely Rubi Bayer, and her side kick Shawn lol.
Great PAX coverage gang. I really enjoyed this podcast and like that you are integrating members of the staff like Justin. Take care.

Shucks no Rift aside from a side remark. Ha.

Otherwise, great podcast. Thanks :)

Great Podcast again! I have to criticise one thing though: Justin, it would be really great if you could decrease your input volume a bit, maybe 15-20%.
I am listening to the podcasts with my mobile mp3 player and in-ear - earphones, and your loud voice is almost hurting, but when decreasing the volume it's hardly possible to understand Shawn anymore.
This is probably not an issue when listening it on the pc in complete silence. But when walking or going by bus/train it's really an issue.
I think it's quite easy to adjust and I'd be glad if you do so. :)