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This is the Gamer's with Jobs conference call for September 9th, 2015.

I'm your host, Sean Andrich, and joining me here this week, we have Julian Murdoch.

Hello, ladies and gentlemen.

Julian Rocket League, Murdoch, maybe.

Julian Rocket Rocket League. It's the best league in the world. Rocket League. It's not going to catch on. You could keep doing it.

Totally going to catch on. I like the fact that it's short. Also joining us, Mr. Corey Banks.

This is the only really redeeming quality of the Rocket League theme song is that it's short,

but it happens a lot.

So every time something good happens. And finally, as part of our community drive to get more community members on the show, we have

Lego Pirate, aka Sean McKenna.

Welcome.

Hi, Lev, guys.

I'm not prepared to sing in the Rocket League song, but I will do a dance for you.

Oh, thank you. Excellent. That works really well on radio. That's great.

Let's just have like 10 seconds here and then you can just assume that he's dancing.

Yeah, and it looks wonderful. This week, Sean came up with a great idea for topic.

We're going to talk about the games as a future tool of education and our experience using games as education and some things around that.

And of course, we have your emails, but first is talk about video games, some educational, some not.

And, Sean, let's start with you.

I actually want to start with Arc Survival Evolved because it's one of those games that a lot of people seem to be playing except the people on this podcast.

Yeah, that's right.

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