We're still working out the details. Basically, it looks like we'll do a panel on podcasting: what it is, how to listen, how to publish, etc... Then, we'll record a show live at the panel.
We'll likely interview the staff, and maybe some guests if they're up for it. We also may have a table set up in a common area for a few hours to do another show.
It's early yet, so we can't say specifically how it will all come together. ^_^
Wooo! That's so exciting. Rym, I have to marvel at the ways you're able to weasel yourself into all the crazybig happenings at Otakon. :P Really though, congrats!! It can only mean good things for the show :)
Honestly, though, it's not that difficult to get into these sorts of things. For getting GeekNights at Otakon, all I did was ask. (Granted, I'm sure it helped that I've been a panelist for some four years there, not to mention my experience with other cons and RIT Anime).
As for the Club Summit panel, I'll note that it was a similar matter. Way back, we attended it only to discover that the people who were supposed to be running it never showed up. Being adventurous, we walked up and ran the panel ourselves.
Afterward, the staffer in the room told us to apply for the panel ourselves the next year. We did, and have run it ever since ^_^
I suppose the moral here is to just be bold. The worst someone can do is say no.
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Outstanding.
We'll likely interview the staff, and maybe some guests if they're up for it. We also may have a table set up in a common area for a few hours to do another show.
It's early yet, so we can't say specifically how it will all come together. ^_^
This doesn't really qualify as hitting the big time, but it is a larger time. :)
As for the Club Summit panel, I'll note that it was a similar matter. Way back, we attended it only to discover that the people who were supposed to be running it never showed up. Being adventurous, we walked up and ran the panel ourselves.
Afterward, the staffer in the room told us to apply for the panel ourselves the next year. We did, and have run it ever since ^_^
I suppose the moral here is to just be bold. The worst someone can do is say no.