I'm not pulling in my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for other drive to work,

coronavirus edition. So in my time at home, I've been getting to do a lot of interviews, which is

hard to do in my car. So I've been asking people from Magic's past and present to come talk

about making sets. So today I have Mark Globus talking about the first modern horizons.

Welcome, Mark.

Thank you.

I'm glad to be here.

Okay, so let's just jump into the fray and talk.

So people know sort of what you did.

You were the co-designer and co-lead developer, lead designer and lead developer through the whole process.

So you worked with Ethan on Vision Design. You worked with Adam Prozac

on the set design.

So you're there for the whole process.

So anyways, we're going to tell the whole

story, and you were there for all of it.

And even going back before that, to

the hackathon which birthed the whole project.

Right, so let's start with the hackathon.

Let's talk about the hackathon.

Sure.

So the hackathon actually, I think, was an idea that originally came from Mark Gottlieb.

And the idea was, let's shut down magic R&D for a week and let people jam on new products.

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