November 4, 2013 — Brian returns to Capital to tell stories about performing on the road and launching stunts/projects online. He and Joel exchange ideas about community events, podcasting, and much more.

• Brian Brushwood (@shwood) on Twitter

• Shwood.com

• Shwood's prior appearance on Capital, episode 8
  This episode delves into Brian's career path and hopes for the future.

• Frame Rate
  a podcast that holds you should be able to watch what you want when you want on whatever device you feel like

• Kevin Spacey on the future of television

• Scam School
  the show dedicated to social engineering at the bar and on the street

• Weird Things
  three guys who don't believe in Sasquatch but think he's awesome

• Don't Trust Andrew Mayne
  coming soon to A&E;

• BBLiveShow
  original purpose: podcasting practice

• the Underpants Gnomes
  Phase 3: Profit!

• Wikipedia entry on A Tale of Two Cities
  "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way – in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only."

• Scam School Book 1

• Scam School Book 2

• Vook
  publisher of digital books

• Night Attack (Live)
  NSFW Show's chart-topping comedy album

• Tom Merritt's Lot Beta

• The Diamond Club
  Can you tell the difference between Fifty Shades of Gray and The Diamond Club?

• Wikipedia entry on Naked Came the Stranger
  a 1969 novel written as a literary hoax poking fun at contemporary American culture.

• Austin Cable Access

• reviews for The Diamond Club

• Spill.com

• San Diego Comic-Con

• New York Comic Con

• Dragon Con
  The world's largest fantasy/SF convention, held annually in Atlanta, GA, on Labor Day weekend.

• SXSW

• Brian speaking at TEDxSanAntonio
  "Social Engineering -- How to Scam Your Way Into Anything"

• PAX
  Penny Arcade Expo: a series of giant gaming festivals held in Seattle, Boston, and Melbourne

• re attending a TED conference

• Nerdtacular 2013

• Nerdtacular 2013's Kickstarter project

• The Alamo Drafthouse

• Wikipedia entry on Ronald Coase

• Wikipedia entry on transaction costs

• The Concise Encylcopedia of Economics entry on Ronald Coase

• Spill Dot Con at RTX 2013
  The Spill Movie Community rolling with RTX last summer in Austin

• RTX
  Where Gaming Meets The Internet -- a growing festival hosted by Rooster Teeth Productions in Austin every summer

• Capital episode 5 featuring Burnie Burns
  Hear the fantastic story of Rooster Teeth Productions.

• Merchify
  on-demand made awesome and easy via Amplifier's app for Shopify stores

• The Regulars
  a weekly conversation in Austin on Friday mornings at Mozart's. Join anytime.

• The Big Sort

• The Hoover Institution counters The Big Sort
  in the spirit of sharing opposing views...

• Wikipedia entry on Ideological Turing Test

• The Right Stuff fact test for your position and an opposing view

• Monty Python's Flying Circus: The Argument Clinic

• Tim Kreider in the NYT: "Slaves of the Internet Unite"

• Techdirt stories tagged "free"

• Archer Live!

• It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's The Nightman Cometh

• Nearly Impossible
  an event for people who make and sell physical products. The two-day conference will focus on the stories of how companies have tackled their biggest hurdles and the tools we can all use to make even the biggest challenges seem more possible.

• The Autumn of the Moguls

• Monahans
  Thanks again to Monahans for Capital's theme song.

EPISODE 9 - Brian Brushwood

“The Diamond Club”