Episode 49: Rokashi

LGBT History Month continues with a conversation with indie game maker Rokashi from Toronto.

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This week, my conversation is with indie game maker Rokashi from Toronto.

We talked about the current game industry and the need for diversity throughout (journalists, makers, characters, etc.) as well as the process behind his own game titled “I’m Fine”. I think you’ll really empathize with Rokashi’s work and his willingness to get involved in gaming vis-à-vis his own personal experiences.

Who says you need to be a master programmer to create your own games? Not Rokashi! Find out more in this week’s interview!

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Episode 48: Courtney Eimerman-Wallace

This week's interview is with Courtney Eimerman-Wallace, city director for Lesbians Who Tech for Washington D.C., and UI/UX engineer at BlueLabs.

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LGBT History Month continues with Courtney Eimerman-Wallace, a UI/UX engineer in Washington, D.C.

What’s most interesting about Courtney is her non-traditional path into technology. But it’s clearly worked to her advantage! Aside from her work with BlueLabs, Courtney has also worked as a creative technologist for iStrategyLabs and is currently the City Director for Washington, D.C. for Lesbians Who Tech. Courtney’s positive outlook and outlook on life can be attributed to her two B’s: be there and be involved. Enjoy the interview, and thanks to Leanne Pittsford at Lesbians Who Tech for the introduction!

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Episode 47: David Dennis

October kicks off with David Dennis -- a software engineer in New York City.

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October kicks off with David Dennis — a software engineer in New York City. David has worked for Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, and even in the startup field with AppNexus and Happify.

We spoke about his path to success, as well as what companies can do to help increase diversity in the technology field. He also shared his insights from attending an Innovation Summit at the White House back in June. We even got to geek out a little bit over Bitcoin!

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Episode 46: Martin McNeese

We're ending September with a great conversation with Martin McNeese.

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We’re ending September with a great conversation with Martin McNeese. With over 15 years experience as a design and technology professional, Martin has in depth working knowledge of corporate branding, graphic design, integrated promotions, website and internet development, strategy and consulting and business management. Simply put, Martin’s the man.

We talked about how he founded his design firm TechnikOne, how networking has been important for his business, and about how his passion for design and improvement helps him to get better every day. Thanks again for reaching out to us Martin!

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Episode 45: Ced Funches

This week's interview is with Ced Funches -- design strategist, global designer, and creative director. Ced is the creative director at Flippo+Interactive.

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This has been a really great month for interviews, and we’ve got another killer one for you this week with creative director, global designer, and digital strategist Ced Funches.

Ced’s resume reads like a designer’s wishlist. He’s worked in the NBA, the video game industry, higher education, wrote a children’s book, and heads up his own digital agency Flippo+Interactive. Our interview touches on all of this, as well as Ced’s thoughts on the design industry and what we can all do to make it better for designers to come.

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