Panel Requests 2017

[revolutionaryjo]

Panel requests for 2017 are now open! Click here!

We're accepting submissions up through 11:59pm CST on September 9, 2017.

Never run a panel before? No problem! The stakes are low and the Podfication crowd is super chill. If you've got a topic you want to talk about with people for an hour, you can run a panel! Interested in running a demo, game, or event instead? No problem! Submit your idea through the same form and tell us all about it.

A few things to be aware of:

• You can submit more than one idea!


• If we run out of space and you've submitted more than one idea, we may have to choose between them. So if there's one topic you favor over others let us know!


• Have an idea but don't want to run it alone? Drop a comment on this thread asking for co-panelists!


• Would you like to help run a panel but don't have a good topic of your own? Check the comments!

Some more relevant info:

• We'll have a screen, projector, and speakers for the panel room, but you'll have to provide your own laptop or other device to connect up to it. The projector has a VGA input. If your device exports through HDMI, we've got an adapter for that you can borrow. If all you need is audio, as long as your device has a standard audio jack you're good.

Any questions, just let us know!

Comments

[klb]

Thanks for the feedback on Podfic History. You and Bess both mentioned being least interested in that, which is very helpful to know, so I'll drop it. New pitch: Podfic Permission panel? It would be not about the basic stuff that's already been covered (asking for permission=good and important), but more about exploring grey areas that haven't been resolved or even discussed that much lately and just about sharing thoughts and perspectives.

[annapods]

Could be interesting! What kind of unexplored grey areas are you thinking about?

[klb]

This conversation in the comments of the latest Auralphonic ep, for example, presents some interesting hypotheticals.