Cultural Anthropology&Live Action RolePlaying Games with Rachel Thompson, Brand Strategist - a podcast by Willem van der Horst
from 2016-03-18T01:27
Thanks to Heather's introduction following a previous episode of the show, I've had a brilliant conversation with Rachel Thompson. Before falling into advertising and marketing Rachel was studying cultural anthropology and made Live Action RolePlaying games in the UK the main focus of her Masters. We had a great talking about her knitting, interest in science-fiction, comments about the recent trends in virtual reality headsets, loyalty for brand (or lack thereof), live action roleplaying and much more. I hope you enjoy!
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Some of the information mentioned in this episode:
- Follow Rachel on Twitter, or her website
- Pepsi knitting
- The Barbarian Group
- Green-Wood Cemetary
- Neil Gaiman
- Utrecht University: "When Seeing is Believing: The Construction of a Secondary World in Live Action Role Play"
- Defiance (TV series)
- Crispin Porter + Bogusky
- Interview with Heather LeFevre, Heather on Twitter
- How Scandinavian player "killed" Live Action Roleplay to save it
- The 1985 Panic over Dungeons & Dragons
- Vin Diesel playing Dungeons & Dragons - The Witch Hunter / Geek & Sundry
- HTC Vive Virtual Reality demo
- Catatonic: A wheelchair horror VR experience
- Kill zombies in East London
- This American Life
- Reply All
- Serial
- Pepsi Pass application
- How Brands Grow, Byron Sharpe
- How the Mad Men lost the plot
- Interview with Philippa White, The International Exchange
Further episodes of Ice Cream for Everyone Podcast
Further podcasts by Willem van der Horst
Website of Willem van der Horst