Episode 9: That’s the name of my favorite band!

2017-12-01

There are many creative people in the gaming community that have used their experiences to expand on that creativity. Shawn Hutz is one of those people. We discuss his early gaming influences (J.R.R. Tolkien, 4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons, Shadowrun) that eventually led him to the LARP scene at the Pennsylvania based Sci-Fi LARP, Doomsday. Shawn shared with us some of his personal story. He tells how the gaming and LARP communities in particular, helped him with personal anxiety issues as well as helping him face some mental health problems. He also shared with us some original...

There are many creative people in the gaming community that have used their experiences to expand on that creativity. Shawn Hutz is one of those people.

We discuss his early gaming influences (J.R.R. Tolkien, 4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons, Shadowrun) that eventually led him to the LARP scene at the Pennsylvania based Sci-Fi LARP, Doomsday.

Shawn shared with us some of his personal story. He tells how the gaming and LARP communities in particular, helped him with personal anxiety issues as well as helping him face some mental health problems.

He also shared with us some original songs:

"Please god keep driving"

"Hold on for your life"

"Going Home"

"Get Out"

"Your heart is a muscle" - a cover of the same song from Ramshackle Glory

You can find Shawn on FB here: https://www.facebook.com/ErikBPD/

Here is his YouTube page: Erik BPD

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