For our Fifth Episode in our HOSTS OF ALTSPACE SERIES, where we interview the top people and organizations holding events in virtual reality, we are joined by the CEO and Founder of EvolVR, Jeremy Nickel. EvolVR’s mission is to ensure that a robust not-for-profit space for spiritual exploration and personal growth exists in Virtual Reality. They invite you to calm your mind and have a refreshing VR Meditation session from anywhere in the world. 

Ever wanted to travel at warp speed on a space yacht? Or visit the ancient ruins of a terraforming operation gone wrong?

Well you’re not going to want to miss this episode in our Worldbuilders of Altspace Series as we interview worldbuilder wunderkind Tajasuka. He’s got technical wizardry combined with a compelling mythology to create a constellation of worlds that are unmatched—

And we’re going to find out how he does it. Then, after the interview Tajasuka will give us an exclusive tour of his most popular worlds.

Strap in, cause this one’s going to lightspeed!

Welcome to the second episode in our HOSTS OF ALTSPACE SERIES. Today we interview Ally of VR Digital Citizens. VR Digital Citizens is a group whose mission is to bring the global citizens of the world together through the metaverse. They host various events, including Moral Dilemma where they ask everyday social dilemma questions and then we go around the virtual table and share their thoughts and experiences.

So, citizens of Simulation Nation, meet VR Digital Citizens and let’s expand the metaverse.

The year is 2021. Society is obsessed with virtual reality, but mega corporations are taking over.

In comes Johnny, played by world's greatest human Keanu Reeves, who must smuggle sensitive data implanted in his brain.

Will he deliver the data alive, or will his brain be fried? Let's 'remember' this cyberpunk cult hit.

We are very excited to have our sixth installment in our 'Worldbuilders of Altspace' Series, this time with Arsty.

If you haven't seen Artsy's worlds, you haven't been around Altspace!

We are very excited to speak with Artsy, and get a guided tour of some of her most popular worlds, and even some that are private!

If you're an aspiring worldbuilder, or are just a fan of cool worlds, you gotta check this one out.

What better movie to bring in the new year than the cyberpunk noir cult hit Strange Days, almost forgotten by the mainstream, but not by us!

Set in the last two days of 1999, the film takes place in a world where memories can be sold on the black market. However, when a memory dealer wants to find out what happened to one of the girls in a series of memories, he unravels a sinister plot.

Directed by Kathryn Bigelow (Point Break, The Hurt Locker), and written by James Cameron (Avatar, Terminator), this movie explores many of the ideas that have been revitalized with the release of Ready Player Two.

Join us for a talk of the last throwback 90s film of the year, and also the last trivia challenge of the year.

Let's party like it's 1999!

Back in 1982, David Cronenberg was still a fledging director in Toronto Canada. Then he made Videodrome and everything changed.

Videodrome follows the president of a trashy TV channel, Max Renn (James Woods) who is desperate for new programming to attract viewers. When he happens upon "Videodrome," a TV show dedicated to even trashier TV than he could've imagined, Max sees a potential hit and broadcasts the show on his channel. However, after his girlfriend (Deborah Harry) auditions and never returns, Max investigates the truth behind Videodrome and discovers that reality may not be what it seems.

We'll talk about the movie, do our Trivia Challenge, then give it our Wow! Score.

In a world where trashy TV has basically taken over, we'll check out this macabre masterpiece and see if it holds up, if the horrors of today far surpass Cronenberg's imagination. So come and talk about it with us and-- long live the new flesh!

Along time ago, in a metaverse far, far away.

Nationites! Today we talk to a very special guest, DJ Celeste. Celeste is a professional digital entertainment and event industry specialist, music producer and virtual reality visual artist who is part of a new wave of DJs who perform in Virtual Reality as well as design their own stages for their concerts.

We'll talk to her about how she does what she does, then head to an afterparty at the incredible Burning Man inspired "Solar Shrine", a BRCvr world where she'll drop a live set of deep house music! You won't want to miss this!

This week we revisiting the anime cyberpunk classic, Akira.

Set in a dystopian 2019, Akira tells the story of the leader of a biker gang whose childhood friend acquires incredible telekinetic abilities after a motorcycle accident, eventually threatening an entire military complex.

We'll talk about its legacy, if it holds up, and give it our Wow! score. Along the way, we'll also give you a chance to drop your knowledge bombs and make the Trivia Wall of Fame.

Fans of anime? You're not going to want to miss this!

Nationites! Today we are very excited to interview Cam Labine, who has been a writer on Ubisoft's game Watch Dogs Legion for the past five years.

Watch Dogs Legion finds the players in a near-future London that has just suffered a devastating terror attacks caused by a mysterious entity called Zero Day.

Cam will talk about his experience writing for the game, and what it takes to put out one of the most anticipated titles of the year.

If you're a fan of the series, or curious about learning about the process of creating a game at the highest level, you'll definitely want to check this out!

This week we are very excited to interview cyberpunk author Mark Everglade.

We'll discuss the evolution of the cyberpunk genre, then talk about his new book, Hemispheres. Hemsipheres is about a world where light itself is used as currency, and corrupt governments work to keep half the world in darkness, that is until a selfish mercenary grows a conscience.

If you're a fan of cyberpunk, you won't want to miss this!

Today we'll be going back into the Nostalgia Zone to Dark City, circa 1998. Dark City is a cyberpunk classic that follows an amnesiac man accused of murder who must remember who he is to free his name, all the while the reality around him keeps shifting at the hands of the mysterious "Strangers."

If you're a fan of reality-bending 90s movies, then this is a must.

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We are proud to bring you the fourth episode in our Worldbuilders of Altspace series. This time we'll talk to Karnivore, who hosts Worldbuilding in Unity tutorials, and has created some of Altspace’s coolest worlds. Check it out!

Is Half Life Alyx the best VR game ever, or empty hype? Listen to the episode to find out what we thought!

This week we are excited to dive into a pioneering classic of the cyberpunk genre, Neuromancer by William Gibson. Written in 1984, Neuromancer follows a washed up cowboy through a virtual dataspace called the "matrix".. Sound familiar? Oh, and the book also popularized the phrase 'cyberspace'. Check it out!

Considered VR’s preeminent FPS, we’ll shatter your expectations and give this glass world our Wow rating. We’ll also test your knowledge with a little Superhot trivia and open it up to hear what you think. Check out the episode here!

Our first guest is Matt Sinclair, a filmmaker turned VR creator. Executive Director of Inscape Studios, Matt directed television before joining a creative agency to the video game industry, working on several AAA franchises. Since 2013, he has written for Disney Publishing, contributing to such franchises as Frozen, Descendants, and Guardians of the Galaxy. Check it out!