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Welcome to Nuketown Radio Active!

nuketown@gmail.com — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 20:16:36 +0000

Nuketown Radio Active is a twice-a-month podcast dedicated to life, liberty and the pursuit of geekdom. The show features geek, technology and gaming links from around the Web as well as book, movie, game and podcast reviews.

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The podcast has been published since March 2005 and is hosted by Ken Newquist, Nuketown's editor and founder. A web developer by day, he's also a freelance staff writer for Knights of the Dinner Table and SCI-FI.com.

Radio Active #73: The Cold Touch of Autumn

nuketown@gmail.com — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 20:56:39 +0000

The kids are getting over colds and we've got another round of home improvement under our belts as Nuketown Radio Active returns for more adventures in geek parenting. In this episode I've got a run down the video games I'll playing over the next few weeks, I take a look at Green Ronin's new Wizards and Warlocks role-playing game and find kindergartners playing chess with spaceborne astronauts. Rounding out the show is a review of Apple's iPod touch, the one geeky gadget that could conceiveably replace my trusty black iPod...

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Show Notes

Nuketown News
- Sick Kids.
  - Three weeks of sick kids, sick moms and sick dads. And is anything more miserable than a sick 2 year old?
- Home improvement strikes again. This time ... winterizing!
- Hit Sonic for the first time! (
  - The Lehigh Valley got its first one in Nazareth, near Route 33 and 248.
- Newsletter Poll is done.
  - So far 8 votes in favor (9, if you count twitter)
  - Have a solution in mind that works with Drupal.
- Currently playing: LEGO: Batman
  - If you like LEGO games, or just want a superhero themed game you can play with the kids, this works (esp. on superhero side).
  - Read my review of LEGO: Batman on SCIFI.com
Promo: RPG Podcasts
- http://www.rpgpodcasts.com
Netheads
- Wizards & Warlocks Design Journal #1
  - Green Ronin is releasing a fantasy RPG based on its Mutants & Masterminds rules. This could be made of AWESOME.
  - http://www.mutantsandmasterminds.com/super-vision/000610.php
- NASA, U.S. Chess Federation to Begin Earth vs. Space Match
  - The chess team at Stevenson Elementary School in Bellevue, Wash. is facing off against the crew of the ISS. Each day the kids pick four possible moves to make, then the public votes on which one should be sent up to the space station.
  - NASA, U.S. Chess Federation to Begin Earth vs. Space Match
- Star Wars: Delusions of Grandeur
  - The blog of Star Wars RPG freelancer Sterling Hershey, who's worked on KOTOR and a bunch of the upcoming source books.
  - Keeps fans up to date on the mini and RPG games.
  - Has news about his new stuff, like the free adventure "Iridonian Darkness" for KOTOR.
  - http://blogs.starwars.com/silverforce
Promo: Canon Puncture
- http://canonpuncture.blogspot.com
Review: iPod Touch
- Been using a 1st gen iPod touch for a few weeks now in testing for work.
- Using it to check mail, view calendars (which I'm now happily syncing with my Mac via Google Calendar, details about that can be found on Nuketown).
- Video looks great on in; perfect for watching video podcasts, movies, TV, etc.
- Compatible at least some of the peripheries of other iPod device (it works with our kitchen music station).
- Web browser is nice. Nothing you'd want to spend hours working on, but useful for quick hits.
- Great if, like me, you continuously live in a wi-fi field, but have crappy cellphone coverage (or just don't want a dataplan for your cell)
- Apps:
  - Stanza: Book reader for iPod Touch
    - http://www.lexcycle.com/iphone
  - AIM
  - Pandora
    - http://www.pandora.com/
  - Twitterific
    - http://iconfactory.com/twitterrific/
  - TouchTerm
    - offers SSH access (including support for private/public key authentication0 to servers.
    - http://www.jbrink.net/touchterm/
  - Mach Dice: Dice roller for the iPod Touch
    - http://www.machwerx.com/apps/machdice/
- Haven't driven with it, but I expect the interface would be more difficult to use than the standard iPod (which is what I hear from friends with the iPhone as well)
- Lack of storage is a challenge (16 GB is probably adequate for a mix of podcasts, videos and music, but 32 is the sweet spot in my opinion ... and more expensive for it.
- And oh yeah, it plays music too.
Promo: SF Audio
- http://www.sffaudio.com
Outro
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Radio Active #72: Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition

nuketown@gmail.com — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 18:07:04 +0000

Radio Active #72 contememplates the best way to organize a geeky bookshelf, takes another turn at chess with kids, finds out that Neutron Lad has a lot to talk about, asks questions about Nuketown's long-dormant RADIATIONS newsletter and finally reviews Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition, the latest edition of the venerable role-playing game by Wizards of the Coast.

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Show Notes

Nuketown News
- Luke decides to reorganize his room
- Jordan loves chess.
- I'm reworking the geek dad bookshelf. Photo on Flickr
- Luke gets talking ... and talking ... and talking.
- Should I bring back the RADIATONS Newsletter? Vote on Nuketown
Promo: RPG Podcasts
- http://www.rpgpodcasts.com
Netheads
- Pyramid: Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Reviewed (subscription required)
  - http://www.sjgames.com/pyramid/login/article.html?id=6945
- The Tome: Player's Handbook
  - http://TheTome.podbean.com/2008/06/23/the-tome-ep-66-4e-players-handbook/
- The Tome: Monster Manual and Dungeon Master's Guide
  - http://TheTome.podbean.com/2008/06/24/the-tome-ep-67-4e-dmg-and-mm/
- SCIFI.com: Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition
  - http://www.scifi.com/sfw/games/sfw19037.html
- The Game's the Thing: Episode 034: Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Discussion
  - http://www.thegamesthething.com/index.php?post_id=351751
- Investigating Mind Games Vol 1 #07 - JJ and Sean Talk 4th Edition…
  - http://www.fistfullofcomics.com/podcasts/2008/07/05/investigating-mind-games-vol-1-07-jj-and-sean-talk-4th-edition/
- Virtual Play - Episode 29: Dungeons & Dragons 4E
  - http://virtualplay.podbus.com/http://virtualplay.podbus.com/?p=56
- WapCaplets: Episode 19: Obligatory D&D 4E Episode
  - http://wapcaplets.podbean.com/2008/07/06/episode-19-obligatory-dd-4e-episode/
- Radio Free Hommlet: A D&D 4E
  Podcast
  - http://hommlet.com
- Pulp Gamer: 4E First Impressions
  - http://www.pulpgamer.com/outofcharacter/134109/pgoc-051-first-look-at-4th-edition/
Promo: Canon Puncture
- http://canonpuncture.blogspot.com/
Review: Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition
- Read the full review at Nuketown.com
- Final Analysis:
  - I like 4E, but I don’t love it. I think it’s a bad fit for traditional campaign settings, including Greyhawk and Forgotten Realms and works best with players who are tired of 3E, are looking for something with more focused character options, and are willing to reboot their campaign.
  - The game system is less flexible than it’s predecessor, and unlike 3E players will find themselves forcing their campaigns to fit 4E’s play style, rather than the other way around.
  - If I were starting up a new D&D campaign with a new group of players, I might go with an Eberron 4E campaign (especially once the updated setting is released next year) but for now 4E’s off my active gaming radar.
  - And yeah, I'm tired of arguing about 4E.
Promo: Geek Acres
- http://www.geekacres.net/
Outro
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Radio Active #71: Summer's End

nuketown@gmail.com — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 20:41:33 +0000

Summer's over and Nuketown Radio Active's back in the saddle as I talk about a different kind of game day, dodge a bullet with a crashed hard drive, get ready for a Western-themed NukemCon 2008.

My promised review of Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition has been bumped to Radio Active #72, and instead I talk a little about the challenges of reviewing the game, and what my gaming group's decided to do with the new edition.

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Show Notes

Nuketown News
- The Long Summer
  - It's been one long, crazy summer. Way, way too much work to do, which led to way, way too few podcasts. But the semesters under way, and I'm getting back to my regular routine.
- Close Encounters of a Crashy Kind
  - Have you backed up recently
- Back to the Gym
  - I've gone back to the gym (and pool) and am slowly working my way back down to my target weight of 190 lbs. Right now I'm down about 6 lbs., at 208
- A Different Kind of Game Day
  - Jordan and I made it to two IronPigs games. Fantastic fun, great family-centric environment. I can't wait to go again next year; I'm thinking about getting a multi-game pack.
- Nuke(m)Con
  - My gaming group's gearing up for its home-grown gaming convention, Nuke(m)Con. We're going with a western theme this year, focusing on games like Aces & Eights, Deadlands Reloaded, Serenity and Dogs in the Vineyard; all games we bought over the last year or so, but never had a chance to play. And, of course, there will be D&D.
Promo: RPG Podcasts
- http://www.rpgpodcasts.com
Netheads
- RPG Bloggers Network
  - Dozens of RPG bloggers have come together as part of the network. This site aggregates their posts into a central, easily browseable location.
  - http://www.rpgbloggers.com
    - Musings of the Chatty GM
    - Uncle Bear
    - Critical Hits
    - The Core Mechanic
    - Stupid Ranger
    - Critical Ankle Bites
    - The Fine Art of the TPK
Promo: The Master Plan Podcast
- http://masterplanpodcast.net
Feature: Struggling with 4th Edition D&D
- Sorry, no review in this edition, but it will be in Radio Active #72. I know this because I already wrote it. Instead I talk about my challenges writing the review, and what may gaming group's decided to do with 4E going forward.
Outro
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Re-post: Radio Active #70: A Day at the Ballpark

nuketown@gmail.com — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 02:09:03 +0000

I accidentally linked the story for Radio Active #70 to the file for #69. This is a re-post to get the file into the feed; show notes are still available at:

http://www.nuketown.com/podcast/radioactive/70

And that folks, is why you should always check your feed and feed stats after posting a new episode...

Radio Active #70: A Day at the Ballpark

nuketown@gmail.com — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 19:49:31 +0000

On this episode of Nuketown Radio Active I talk about my trip to Shea Stadium to watch the Mets, give an update on my summer reading list, and talk about planning the next Nuke(m)Con.

In Netheads I speculate about this year's PodcampPhilly podcasting conference at Temple University, check out Dark Horse Comics' online preview of the upcoming Solomon Kane comic book, look at the Monsterpocalypse giant monster miniature battle game, and geek out about the Star Wars RPG.

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Show Notes

Nuketown News
- Summer Stuff
  - The Big Game at Shea Stadium
  - Moodle Hack/Doc Fest
  - Mets Photos on Flickr
  - Next Up: Dorney Park, IronPigs, Nuke(m)Con: Sept. 19-21
- Summer Reading List Progress:
  - Lathe of Heaven, Wizard's First Rule, The Subtle Knife, The Golden Globe
  - Tim Knight's summer reading list (from HeroPress) includes The Stainless Steel Rat's Revenge by Harry Harrison, Boxing Stories by Robert E Howard and Devil's Cape by Rob Rogers.
  - Doug Rapson of Geek Acres dropped me an email to let me know he's started reading I Am Spock by Lenoard Nimoy as part of his own summer reading list.
Promo: The Gamemaster Show
- http://www.thegamemastershow.com
Netheads
- Dark Horse Presents Solomon Kane: The Nightcomers
- PodCampPhilly: September 6th and 7th at Temple University
  - http://podcampphilly.pbwiki.com
- Star Wars RPG Links
  - Order 66 Podcast
    - http://d20radio.com/
  - Official Star Wars RPG Podcast
    - http://www.wizards.com/starwars/
- Monsterpocalypse: Battle for world domination with giant monsters.
  - Factions include: Martian Menace, Planet Eaters, G.U.A.R.D., Terrasaurs, Lords of Cthul, Shadow Sun Syndicate
  - http://www.monsterpocalypsegame.com/
Promo:
Outro
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Radio Active #69: One Geeky Summer

nuketown@gmail.com — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 17:48:52 +0000

It's summer and that means it's time to kick back and relax ... if only I can remember how. In this episode of Radio Active I run down my summer plans, including a week in New England, trips to Mets and IronPigs baseball games and adventures in home improvement. I also rundown my summer reading list for 2008, including John Scalzi's The Last Colony, Neil Stephenson's Quicksilver, Ursula Le Guin's The Lathe of Heaven, and Robert E. Howard's The Bloody Crown of Conan.

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Show Notes

Nuketown News
- The Art of Relaxing?
  - Although this is going to be one crazy summer at work, I don't want it to be as frenzied as the spring was. Of course, the challenge is figuring out exactly how to do that.
  - Camping on an island:
    - Is it possible to geek out on an island on Lake Champlaign?
    - Can I survive a week without electricity, running water, and indoor plumbing?
    - Can I use a nail gun?
  - Minature Painting: Finally going to get some minis for my newer characters, including Thom Silverbow and Kull.
  - Baseball games!
  - Home improvment?
  - Summer reading...
Promo: 7th Son: Obsidian
- http://jchutchins.net
Feature: My Summer Reading List (in no particular order)
- John Scalzi's The Last Colony - intergalactic war novel
- Neil Stephenson's Quicksilver - adventures in science during the Age of Enlightenment
- John Varley's The Golden Globe - Humans get kicked off Earth by aliens and are forced to live at the edge of the solar system.
- Ursula Le Guin's The Lathe of Heaven - A man's dreams can reshape reality.
- Phillip Pullman's The Subtle Knife - A young girl explores alternate realities, and tries to evade her world's religious dictators.
- Robert E. Howard's The Bloody Crown of Conan - Three Conan novellas.
- Rober E. Howard's Moon of Skulls - Tales of the weird by the creator of Conan.
- J.C. Hutchins' 7th Son - Seven clones have to hunt down their progenitor, John Alpha who's hellbent on destruction
- My Summer 2008 Reading List on GoodReads.com
Promo: ZombInc
- http://zombinc.net
Outro
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Radio Active #68: Geeking out at Balticon

nuketown@gmail.com — Thu, 29 May 2008 00:08:27 +0000

It's all Balticon, all the time as I recap my trip to the science fiction convention, talk about the panels I attended, catch up with some old friends (and find some new ones) and talk about the new audio and video podcasts -- such as Mur Lafferty and Jason Adams' new podcast ZombInc and the supernatural fiction video podcast Stranger Horizons -- that I discovered at the convention.

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Show Notes

Nuketown News
- Balticon!
  - The big news is the only news: BALTICON!
  - I spent the weekend -- Saturday & Sunday -- at Balticon, and it was fantastic. As with GenCon, it was amazing to finally meet people whom I've been talking with online for years. Doug Rapsom, Mur Lafferty, Jason Adams, J.C. Hutchins, MA in PA, the Breakalls -- in short, everyone I've been listening to, chatting with on Twitter for the last few years.
  - As for the SF angles ... well, it covers every aspect of the genre; anime, books, movies (hell, movies are shown throughout the weekend, as are anime).
  - Complete coverage on Nuketown: http://www.nuketown.com/balticon42
- Mucking About With the Feed
  - Balticon has turbocharged my creative brain. Thinking about podcasting some short fiction of mine this summer. Also thinking of starting up a second game review podcast to test out some new technology I'm playing with (video, enhanced podcast). The question is ... would you want such supplemental material to show up in the main Radio Active feed? Want the option of a individual feeds for side projects as well as a global, non-Radio Active, all-inclusive podcast feed? Inquiring podcasters want to know.
- Getting Back into Hoax Debunking
  - My first hoax debunking in a while: "Attack of the Back(seat)-Stabbing Driver!
- Feedback
  - Jonathan writes: "I just started listening to your podcast and I wanted to say your doing a great job. I wanted to comment about I think it was in episodes 64 & 65 about if star wars is too graphic for 5 year olds. I would say just depends because I started to watch star wars when I was 4 going on 5 and it didnt bother me.Because like you said there are certain scenes in the movie that might be bad for someone that age but it depends on the parent if they should let their 5 year old watch it"
Promo: ZombInc
- http://zombinc.net
Netheads
- ZombInc
  - Mur Lafferty and Jason Adams began "The Takeover" as a video project at LuLu, but then they lost their jobs and the project went into limbo. Now it's back as an audio drama, and the first two episodes debuted at Balticon42.
  - The live show began with a rousing singing of Re: Your Brains led by J.R. Blackwell, then launched into the meat of the first episode, in which ZombInc -- a company in which upper level management are all zombies -- is taking over a web development company. It'll be a full-blown, 10-episode audio drama available in June.
  - http://zombinc.net
- KultureKast
  - Two geeks, fueled by obsession and snark. Funny, but not family/work safe.
  - Hosted by Susan Z and Biscuit
  - http://www.kulturekast.com
- Stranger Horizons
  - The video podcast is about "ordinary people stumbling into the secret worlds of aliens, hsamans and angels. The stories expose the bizarre and extraoirdinary things happening all around us, every day".
  - http://www.strangerthings.tv/
- Balticon Podcast
  - Interviews with folks at the con, news about the convention.
  - http://balticonpodcast.org/wordpress
- Containment @ GreenTentacles
  - A science fiction convention finder by my friend Nathan Lilly.
  - http://containment.greententacles.com/
- 7th Son: Obsidian
  - http://jchutchins.net
- The rest of my Balticon links are at del.icio.us/NukeHavoc/balticon42
Promo: MacMod
- http://www.macmod.com
Outro
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Radio Active #67: The Origin of Ummm

nuketown@gmail.com — Wed, 21 May 2008 02:24:49 +0000

In this edition of Nuketown Radio Active, my toddler discovers the word that all podcasters hate, we spend a day at the Land of Make Believe, and I prepare to head to Balticon.

In Netheads I check out the Digital Front of role-playing game PDFs, try out Firefox 3 Release Candiate 1 and experiment with a new notification gadget for Mac OS X.

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Show Notes

Nuketown News
- The Land of Make Believe
  - Had heard about it growing up, but never been there.
  - Kid-centric amusement park in Hope, N.J.
  - Tilt-a-Whirls are evil. Santas's Barn isn't much better.
  - Jordan loved the frogs, roller coaster, biplanes and (of course) the carosaul.
  - Three parents, four kids is about the right mix.
  - Web site: http://www.lomb.com
- Geek on the Water
  - Took the kids canoeing on the Bushkill on Mother's Day. Hilarity ensued.
  - http://www.nuketown.com/node/2560
- Luke Discovers "Ummm"
  - Lucas learns how to say the pesky pause from his sister. Other new words: "that" and "I see..."
- Balticon 42!
  - I'm headed to Balticon 42 this weekend in Baltimore, and will be rooming with Doug Rapsome at Geek Acres. Expect blogging from Balticon, maybe a podcast.
- Feedback
  - Dice in Twiddla: Heard from one of the folks at Twiddla -- turns out it can roll dice via the chat interface! Just type "D20" and it rolls the dice.
  - Feedburner: Doesn't track direct downloads. But I have a plan...
  - Averaging about 120 subscribers to the FeedBurner feed, Radio Active #66 had 95-96 downloads. I'll crunch the direct link numbers at the end of the month.
Promo:
Role-Playing Public Radio
- http://slangdesign.com/rppr/
Netheads
- The Digital Front
  - A podcast about the online distribution of tabletop role-playing games. Behold the niche power of podcasting! Conversations with electronic publishers, like Fred Hicks of Evil Hat and Philip J. Reed of Ronin Arts. Fascinating listening for anyone interested in digital media distribution, gaming or otherwise. This market is a micocosm of what could happen in mainstream publishing over the next few years, and Daniel's well versed in it (thanks to his own work with Highmoon Media Productions, a digital publisher.
  - http://www.thedigitalfront.com
  - Also: Gamer Traveler: http://www.thegamertraveler.com
- Growl
  - Notification system for Mac OS 10.4 and 10.5. Growl-aware apps can send messages to it notifying you when iTunes is switch tracks, someone's come online in Skype, or when you receive a new message in twitter. Can be WAY too much information, particularly when Twitter is running but is useful for certain long running tasks.
  - http://growl.info/
- Firefox 3 Release Candidate 1
  - Started using Firefox 3 extensively at work and at home. So far I'm likin the more modern interface, but find the "Get information" button next to the url to be annoying; I keep clicking it by accident, which summons a pop up that seems to tell me nothing because the vendor hasn't provided identity information; if I click to get more information I can see some useful stuff, like whether the site is using cookies or Firefox is saving passwords. Good stuff, but the interface needs some tweaking.
  - RSS and Bookmarking icons are much more prominent. Tagging for bookmarks is nifty, but honestly I moved to using del.ico.us for my bookmarks long ago.
  - Haven't delved much deeper, but it does seem faster
Promo: Waplets Podcast
- http://wapcaplets.podbean.com/
Outro
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Radio Active Promo: Short Bumper

nuketown@gmail.com — Thu, 01 May 2008 15:51:06 +0000

This is a short, 13 second bumper-style promo for Nuketown Radio Active. It simply says "Nuketown Radio Active: A podcast dedicated to life, liberty and the pursuit of geekdom. Get the show at http://www.nuketown.com/podcast ".