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1. Podcast interview: Life. Leadership. Video Games. And me.
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By: Chris Barton, on 12/20/2014
Blog: Bartography (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags:  video games, podcasts, parenting, Chris Barton, Attack! Boss! Cheat Code!, Joey Spiotto, Games & Books & QA, A Gamer's Alphabet, ClassicallyTrained, Jon Harrison, diversity, Add a tag

Classically Trained

I really enjoyed my conversation this fall with Jon Harrison, author the upcoming book Mastering The Game: What Video Games Can Teach Us About Success In Life, who interviewed me for his ClassicallyTrained podcast (“Life. Leadership. Videogames”).

We got to talk about video games (of course), fatherhood, Joey Spiotto’s art, the diversity of characters represented in Attack! Boss! Cheat Code! A Gamer’s Alphabet, the trickiest letter in the book (not Q, X, or Z), my Games & Books & Q&A interview series, and my earliest experiences as a reader and writer.

And let the record show that I caught myself (eventually) after declaring that there are 28 letters in the alphabet.

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