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GenCon 2015 – ConTessa Opening Ceremonies

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Welcome to Know Direction’s GenCon 2015 coverage. Know Direction – we con when you can’t. From the GenCon 2015 program:

Join us as we open up a day of ConTessa events with a keynote speech by Margaret Weis of Margaret Weis Productions, followed up with a speech by Shanna Germain of Monte Cook Games.

Listen Now! Warning – These are live and unedited recordings of the GenCon 2015 seminars. If the seminar contains audience participation, it may be difficult to understand some of the audio. Also be warned – these seminars may contain cheeky language. Know Direction’s GenCon 2015 coverage is made possible by the KD Con team. Thanks go out to Monica Marlowe, Chris Hall, and Eric Brandon Ives.

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What started as one gamer wanting to talk about his love of a game grew into a podcast network. Ryan founded what would become the Know Direction Podcast network with Jason "Jay" Dubsky, his friend and fellow 3.5 enthusiast. They and their game group moved on to Pathfinder, and the Know Direction podcast network was born. Now married and a father, Ryan continues to serve the network as the director of logistics and co-host of Upshift podcast, dedicated to the Essence20 RPG system he writes for and helped design. You can find out more about Ryan and the history of the network in this episode of Presenting: http://knowdirectionpodcast.com/2021/01/presenting-ryan-costello/

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  1. BardWannabe Reply to BardWannabe
    August 17, 2015 at 12:49 pm

    I’m really glad I listened to this one all the way through. Initially I though it would just be covering well-worn material regarding female gamers, but I found the storys from Margaret Weis interesting and insightful. I especially liked hearing about Rose Estes, who was one of my favorite authors as a kid.

    Also, it’s funny to me to hear my middle name in the end credits…it’s like I’ve suddenly become a serial killer or a D-list actor. 🙂

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