Biota.org's Artificial Life Podcast

Bruce Damer and Tom Barbalet discuss the EvoGrid Broad. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Bruce Damer and Tom Barbalet talk about artificial life as a hobby. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Bruce Damer, Gerald de Jong and Tom Barbalet talk about the EvoGrid and an artificial life winter. This show is concluded with Fien and Mitch's version of Black Hole Sun. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Dick Gordon, Jeffrey Ventrella, Gerald de Jong and Tom Barbalet talk about two dividing topics - religion and spiders. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Gerald de Jong and Tom Barbalet talk about simulating spiders, open source and what a decade can teach you. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Bruce Damer and Tom Barbalet discuss starting an open source project plus more advanced open source topics. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Scott Davis, Travis Savo, Bruce Damer and Tom Barbalet discuss project promotion. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Larry Yaeger talks with Edward Seufert and Tom Barbalet about his work in artificial life. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Joe Rheaume, Travis Savo and Tom Barbalet explore Spore and what it means to the artificial life community. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Rudolf Penninkhof, Edward Seufert, Gerald de Jong and Tom Barbalet discuss if genetic algorithms are all you need for artificial life. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Zann Gill talks with Edward Seufert, Travis Savo, Bruce Damer and Tom Barbalet about her books and her ideas. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Tom Barbalet talks solo about how to change the quality of life of artificial life developers. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Jamie Matthews, just back from the ALIFE XI conference, talks with Tom Barbalet about the conference and Jamie's MSc course at Sussex

Gerald de Jong and Tom Barbalet discuss the history of artificial life. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Bruce Damer returns to talk about his trip to the UK and the future of the EvoGrid. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Scott Schafer talks about VatLife at GreyThumb Silicon Valley

Bruce Damer talks at GreyThumb London

Justin Lyon talks at GreyThumb London

Michael Reilly from New Scientist and Tom Barbalet explore how the artificial life community can reach a popular science audience. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/

Gerald de Jong and Tom Barbalet dissect the Noble Ape brain and talk about DarwinAtHome's Spiderman roots. This is the live internet radio format for the podcast at 8pm Pacific on Friday weekly. For more information, http://www.biotacast.org/