Welcome back to the show. Today on the podcast, a conversation with the

undisputed champion of creating languages for film and television, David

J Peterson. Before we began, the few notes on the episode.

Hannah wasn't able to join us on the morning that we recorded,

but we did shoot the episode in VR.

That video is available to watch.

Go to the post on Game of Owns.com for this episode

and you can find a link or we will probably put it up on social media.

The camera overheated twice during that recording so the whole interview won't be watchable.

You can listen to the whole thing here, but if you want to watch it and move around and see just how weird it looked, go for it.

Also at the end of the episode, my computer died and we weren't sure we were going to be able to save the podcast or rather if the

podcast saved itself but it did and it sounds like we were about to break into the

heart of some great mystery David revealing potential info that he might get in

trouble for but he didn't unfortunately and we stopped the

episode and said by to everyone and plugged our Twitter handles I think two minutes or so after

a cutoff so just in case you wanted to hear that follow gave a David

on Twitter at D. E D A L V S I think it's data list but he took D-A-L-V-S.

I think it's Datalist, but he took the U and swapped it out with the V.

And you know how to follow us.

Thanks for listening to the podcast everyone. Please enjoy.

But I'm not. David, you're here today to talk to us about some important topics yes taxation without

representation mmm but we have taxation without representation.

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