Yes. This episode is all about AI. Specifically speaking, this is a solo show where I share a few of my positions on the topic: the things I find interesting and uninteresting, and where I would like to see things go from here. I have the feeling I’ll need an asbestos suit for this.

This week we’re talking to Jeremy White, semi-retired founder of CodeWeavers, the unofficial (but defacto) shepherding company for the Wine Project and the folks who’ve worked with Valve to make things like Steam on Linux possible.

I’m back from SIGGRAPH! Here’s the stuff that happened… at least from my perspective.

Interviews are back! This week I’m talking with the multi-talented maker of things, Kenny Phases!

The release of Blender 5.2 LTS is eminent! It’s happening very soon, at least as I write this… it may be out in the wild already! In any case, this episode is a deep dive on all the new changes and updates in this release.

I’ve said before that I think conferences are super valuable to attend. This episode is about one of my favorites: the SIGGRAPH Conference

It’s been almost 6 years since I posted the last episode. I think it’s time for the show to make a comeback. This is a recap of the crazy stuff I’ve been up to since the last episode.

We’re talking Nodevember in this episode! Jonas and Luca explain what Nodevember is, how it started, and how you can be a part of it yourself. These two are great fun to listen to… and while you listen, you can make your own burst of node-y goodness.

This week we have a great talk with Greg Zaal about his website, HDRI Haven, a place where you can freely get high-quality 360-degree HDR images under a CC-0 license. We also talk about the process of making a good HDRI as well as the “sister sites” to HDRI Haven, Texture Haven and 3D Model Haven.

In this episode, we talk with user interaction designer, Máirín Duffy about her work, the process of designing user experiences in software, and best practices for engaging open source communities. She’s been doing this for a while and is super knowledgeable on the topic, so it’s certainly worth a listen.