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On the Inside, Episode 8: Intellagirl Tully

Posted Jun 6th 2007 3:03PM by Akela Talamasca
Filed under: Podcasts

Welcome to the eighth episode of On the Inside, Second Life Insider's Official Podcast! Apologies to all for missing last week's regular podcast schedule; the Gods of Yummy Things willing, you'll all get another one this Friday so we'll be back on track.

This episode features our interview with Intellagirl Tully, former SL educator, metaverse evangelist for MediaSauce, and all around UberNoggin. Saeya Nyanda and Haver Cole co-host with me, and we talk about age verification, Uberboobin', and Black Beauty. As always, feel free to leave your questions and comments!

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The Golden Gate Bridge in Imogen

Posted May 31st 2007 4:23PM by Akela Talamasca
Filed under: Building, Great Builds

Unfortunately for most of you, Imogen is invitation-only, so you won't be able to check this out for yourselves, but that's why this blog exists! This wonderful build is based on the Golden Gate Bridge in RL San Francisco, and was constructed by On the Inside collaborator Saeya Nyanda.

Seeing this bridge in SL made me feel the same way I did when I saw it for the first time in RL; I couldn't believe I was seeing it. It's majestic, detailed, and wonderful, and I appreciate the skill involved in building it. To come: more Imogenian builds!

On the Inside, Episode 7: Brooke Barmy and Mercury Metropolitan

Posted May 25th 2007 6:17PM by Akela Talamasca
Filed under: Podcasts

Welcome to the seventh episode of On the Inside, Second Life Insider's Official Podcast! This episode features our interview with Brooke Barmy and Mercury Metropolitan of the Teen Grid! Saeya Nyanda co-hosts with me, and we talk about what it's like on the TG, age verification, SL Views, and SLCC. As always, feel free to leave your questions and comments!

And, as promised, here's a photo of Brooke and his vendor:

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On the Inside, Episode 2: Haver Cole and Saeya Nyanda

Posted Apr 13th 2007 7:07AM by Akela Talamasca
Filed under: Podcasts

Welcome to On the Inside, SLI's official podcast! This episode features Haver Cole and Saeya Nyanda, interviewed by me and moo Money, with Adri Saarinen as our silent partner. This episode also introduces the new OTI theme song, which I created myself, so be gentle with your criticism; it's my first time. Hey, I'm a singer, not a songwriter.

Please feel free to drop your comments and questions. Enjoy!

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Interview: Haver Cole and Saeya Nyanda -- PWNED Magazine

Posted Feb 12th 2007 8:02AM by Akela Talamasca
Filed under: Graphic Design, Interviews

Haver Cole and Saeya Nyanda are the co-creators of the brand-new magazine PWNED. I got them together to talk about it a little bit, and ended up biting off more than I could chew, as you will see. It's okay, though: it was yummy like nougat, with an interesting texture, and it's here that my metaphor breaks down. To begin the interview, I asked how the two of them came up with the idea for PWNED.

Saeya Nyanda: Well ... We were really effing bored one day and spent maybe that day and the next two days talking about how we wanted to do something but didn't know what ... and we thought of all kinds of stuff ... Like, Haver what were some of them?

Haver Cole: Like Gorean fairy princesses and furry tiny lesbians.

Saeya: We decided we should have a secret life where we're Gor slaves or something more interesting than standing around Haver's workspace.

Like 'Tracey Takes On'.

Haver: Exactly.

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