Sunni Brown joins Capital to crusade for the Doodle Revolution, her global campaign for visual literacy. She relates valuable insights and good stories from the woods of East Texas to Austin, San Francisco, and the world.Links for this episode

18: Time To Think (Hugh MacLeod)

Jan 24th, 2014 1h 30m

Hugh joins Capital to share insights about the web, marketing, social media, the art world, and much more while telling great stories about Gaping Void and time spent in places like Scotland, Austin, London, Chicago, Cumbria, NYC, Alpine, and M

17: Within Reach (Gary Chou)

Dec 18th, 2013 1h 7m

Gary Chou joins Joel to share stories from his work at the intersection of technology, the arts, and community in places like Austin, San Francisco, and New York.Links for this episode:GaryChou.comGary Chou (garychou) on TwitterGary on TumblrG

16: They don't really hold the keys to the gate anymore. (Jamie Wilkinson)

Dec 10th, 2013 1h 9m

Jamie shares tales about Eyebeam, Know Your Meme, Star Wars Uncut, F.A.T. Lab, and other projects that predated and informed his work as co-founder of VHX.tv.Links for this episode:jamiedubs.comJamie Wilkinson (jamiew) on TwitterWikipedia entr

15: It is a medium, and these platforms do different things. (Austin Kleon)

Nov 27th, 2013 1h 22m

While sharing personal stories and insights, Austin Kleon describes how to steal from others and how to influence people by letting them steal from you in this ever-evolving age of new mediums and connected networks.Links for this episode:aust

14: As soon as you develop a framework, buy your own domain name. (Shlok Vaidya)

Nov 26th, 2013 1h

Shlok joins Capital to discuss his work in antiterrorism, urban farming, startups, the American homeland and more. He also shares his ideas about frameworks, in particular the OODA loop.Links for this episode:Shlok Vaidya (shloky) on TwitterSh

13: The Good Hours (Rob Thomas)

Nov 24th, 2013 1h 18m

Rob joins Joel to talk Kickstarter, Veronica Mars, the early days of his writing career, trends in television, and much more.Links for this episode:Rob Thomas (RobThomas) on TwitterRob Thomas - IMDbVeronica Mars (TV Series 2004–2007) - IMDbPar

12: Be Keen and Enthusiastic. (Glenn Jones)

Nov 23rd, 2013 45m 7s

Glenn jones shares stories from his design career, Threadless experience, and the founding and future of Glennz Tees.Links for this episode:Glennz.comGlennz Tees (@glennztees) on TwitterGo Japan! design by Glenn JonesGlennz on ThreadlessWikipe

11: Uncommon in Common (Brian Bailey)

Nov 22nd, 2013 1h 8m

Brian Bailey joins Joel to discuss Gowalla, Uncommon, the slow web, community, and much more.Links for this episode:Brian Bailey (@bb) on TwitterUncommon (@uncommon) on TwitterUncommon, a front porch for the InternetWikipedia entry on GowallaF

10: Too Easy To Find (Korey Coleman)

Nov 6th, 2013 1h 8m

Korey joins Joel to talk about his path from UT through production houses, the golden age of Austin Cable Access television, and onto the web.Links for this episode:Korey Coleman (@kcoolman) on TwitterSpill.comWikipedia entry on Spill.comSpill

9: The Diamond Club (Brian Brushwood)

Nov 4th, 2013 1h 57m

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.Links for this episode:Brian Brushwood (@shwood) on Twitte

8: Fidelity of Presence (Brian Brushwood)

Sep 27th, 2013 1h 24m

Brian joins Joel to discuss the increasing efficiency of the market for ideas as well as his evolving journey as touring magician, web showrunner, podcaster, entrepreneur, husband, father, and more.Links for this episode:Brian Brushwood (@shwo

7: Unification of Separate Interests (Baratunde Thurston)

Sep 6th, 2013 1h 21m

Baratunde Thurston joins Joel to discuss working at the union of news, politics, comedy, and technology as well as philosophy, events, The Onion, Cultivated Wit, and more.Links for this episode:Baratunde Thurston (@baratunde) on TwitterBaratun

6: It's All Around You. (Tanya Menendez)

Sep 1st, 2013 51m 49s

Tanya Menendez joins Joel to discuss launching Maker's Row, starting a company on the web from Brooklyn, the resurgence of domestic manufacturing, and more.Links for this episode:Tanya Menendez (@makertanya) on TwitterMatthew Burnett (@makerma

5: The Economy of First (Burnie Burns)

Aug 29th, 2013 1h 49m

Burnie Burns joins Joel to share the story of Rooster Teeth Productions, one of the most popular producers on YouTube and creators of Red vs. Blue, the Internet's longest running series. He shares inspirations, lessons learned, and future plans

4: Building New Maps (Dylan Ratigan)

Jul 31st, 2013 1h 20m

Dylan Ratigan joins Joel to discuss his Bloomberg, CNBC, and MSNBC experiences; Veteran Job Corps; veteran-led, hydro organic farming; capital, risk, problem solving, community, and more.Links for this episode:Dylan Ratigan (@DylanRatigan) on

3: Peak Advertising (Tim Hwang)

Jul 27th, 2013 1h 23m

Tim Hwang joins Joel to discuss The Web Ecology Project, the Pacific Social Architecting Corporation, social wargaming, business models on the web, the industry's titan companies, and more.Links for this episode:Tim Hwang (@timhwang) on Twitte

2: Manage the Internet Culture Meme Stuff (Christina Xu)

Jul 19th, 2013 1h 17m

Christina Xu and Joel Bush discuss Kickstarter, community, events, ROFLCon, The Awesome Foundation and more.Links for this episode:Christina Xu (@xuhulk) on TwitterThe Awesome Foundationforwarding the interest of Awesome in the universe $1,000

1: What Do You Do, Jesse? (Tim Hwang)

Jul 8th, 2013 1h 34m

For the first episode, Joel Bush and Tim Hwang talk ROFLCon, the Awesome Foundation, accidentally secretly going to law school and more.Links for this episode:Tim Hwang on TwitterTim Hwang: Project ArchiveTim's 2009 Ignite talk "What the

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