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Gweek 021: I Go Pogo!

Mark Frauenfelder at 4:08 pm Mon, Oct 17, 2011

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Gweek is Boing Boing’s podcast about movies, science fiction, games, comics, books, gadgets, and other cool stuff.

In episode 21 Rob reports back from ROFLCON and Respect the Internet.

Also!

• Rob presents the Boing Boing redesign -- fewest complaints yet!

• Mark reviews the forthcoming Pogo anthology, and discusses the novelization of The Settlers of Catan, a 612-page novel by Rebecca Gable and published by Amazon Crossing.

• Mark thumbs through the new Wired App Guide, singling out the iOS and Android game Squibble.

• Another song by Darling Pet Munkeee, called “Darling Pet Monkey!”

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Mark Frauenfelder is the founder of Boing Boing and the editor-in-chief of MAKE and Cool Tools. Twitter: @frauenfelder. Come and hear Mark speak at the ALA conference in Chicago on July 1.

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  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/stefan_e_jones/ Stefan Jones

    The novelization sounds interesting, but what I’m really waiting for Micheal Bay’s Settlers of Catan movie.

    The trailer is still kind of minimal. Just a date and a portentous voice saying “On July Fourth two-thousand twelve, you will have wood for sheep.”

  • irksome

    I would have hoped they’d split the Pogo books into daily and Sunday collections as the Sunday comics were wholly unrelated to the daily serial episodes. 

    I’ll keep all my first editions, they’re my retirement portfolio. 

  • http://twitter.com/ezwages Richard Wages

    Just wanted to say I love this podcast–cant get enough. It is quickly becoming my favorite.
    I have downloaded all of the old issues; It will suck when I finally get caught up and will have to wait for the next one.
    Keep up the good work.  
    On the downside I am wasting more time than ever reading, playing and listening to a lot of great new media I may have never known about. thanks….

    • Mark_Frauenfelder

      Thanks, Richard! I really appreciate it. If you would be so kind to review it on iTunes I’d be grateful.

  • Godfree

    I don’t know what editions of the Pogo books I grew up with, but my brother and I read and re-read them until they barely hold together anymore. I’ve been thinking about looking around for replacement copies.