Mochakk moves hot and fast. The Brazilian DJ knows how to change the temperature of a room with his mischief, magnetism and mastery. Not just across continents, but across entire scenes. One weekend it’s a marathon set at Berlin’s Berghain, the next is a familiar return to Ibiza’s iconic Circoloco. Somewhere in between, there are studio sessions and international festival takeovers. Real name Pedro Maia, Mochakk’s rise has been anything but one-note. From hard-hitting releases like “Jealous” to global standouts like “Da Fonk,” he fluidly moves between house, techno and the rhythms of Brazil. That DNA runs through everything, including the way he builds a set. It’s never linear or restrained, but conversational and alive. It’s there in Mochakk Calling, his party series that travels from city to city, bringing together scenes, sounds and people. Spanning from Miami to Sydney, with upcoming editions in Barcelona and Amsterdam, Mochakk has a growing cultural footprint and talks to Schön! about the world that built it. Hey Mochakk, thank you for joining us! You’ve been on the move across different corners of the world. What does your world look like right now? The more I travel, the smaller the world feels. In the... Read more » The post interview | mochakk appeared first on Schön! Magazine.

Just before the opening of his new show with AGO Projects, the Mexico-based designer joined curator and critic Kimberly Drew to talk memory, mastery, and mischief. The post “We Are Naked People”: Designer Pol Agustí, in Conversation With Kimberly Drew appeared first on Interview Magazine.

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Mischief and Mastery · Episode

On the same date that we’re getting The Game Master’s Handbook Of Collaborative Campaign Design, Media Lab Books also plans to release its cousin publication, The Game Master’s Deck of Wild Magic and Mischief. We wrote about the book before, but we’ve learned a few extra things since. Wild Magic and Mischief is written by Will Earl, founder of the popular DnD Shorts on YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram. It utilizes Earl’s mastery of D&D arcana to introduce 40 crazy new wild magic effects. and comes with forty tarot-styled cards to bring them to life. The cards have been illustrated by Tim Foley, the artist behind the earlier Game Master Series entry, Boons and Banes. Each wild magic effect is depicted in illustrated form on the cards as well as in an 88-page companion guide that goes into more detail. The GM can lay the cards down at will to spice up a battle, or the crew can draw the cards from a random deck for some real unpredictability. Each card is listed as a “Fount” and effects range from devastating to comedic (one sample we were shown was called the Fount of Fondue and covers the battlefield in cheese). The cards’ […] The post The Game Master’s Deck of Wild Magic and Mischief Dated For October 7 appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

On the same date that we’re getting The Game Master’s Handbook Of Collaborative Campaign Design, Media Lab Books also plans to release its cousin publication, The Game Master’s Deck of Wild Magic and Mischief. We wrote about the book before, but we’ve learned a few extra things since. Wild Magic and Mischief is written by Will Earl, founder of the popular DnD Shorts on YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram. It utilizes Earl’s mastery of D&D arcana to introduce 40 crazy new wild magic effects. and comes with forty tarot-styled cards to bring them to life. The cards have been illustrated by Tim Foley, the artist behind the earlier Game Master Series entry, Boons and Banes. Each wild magic effect is depicted in illustrated form on the cards as well as in an 88-page companion guide that goes into more detail. The GM can lay the cards down at will to spice up a battle, or the crew can draw the cards from a random deck for some real unpredictability. Each card is listed as a “Fount” and effects range from devastating to comedic (one sample we were shown was called the Fount of Fondue and covers the battlefield in cheese). The cards’ […] The post The Game Master’s Deck of Wild Magic and Mischief Dated For October 7 appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

Will Earl is an illustrator with a long resume, but he’s perhaps better known for his D&D Shorts series on YouTube and other platforms, where he teaches both new and seasoned tabletop adventurers the mechanics and intricacies of D&D. It’s about time he combined his two interests together, don’t you think? Presenting The Game Master’s Deck of Wild Magic and Mischief — a new volume of the bestselling Game Master Series that utilizes Earl’s mastery of D&D arcana to introduce dozens and dozens of crazy new spells and abilities. The book is designed to be fully 5E compatible. To give players a better idea of what they’re in for, the book comes with forty tarot-styled cards illustrated by Earl that depict each spell in living color, as well as an 88-page companion guide for more detailed explanations. The GM can lay the cards down at will to spice up a battle, or the crew can draw the cards from a random deck for some real unpredictability. Wild Magic and Mischief is not Earl’s first D&D-related book — he collaborated with Ginny Di on an earlier Game Masters volume, Boons And Banes. The book contained twenty new cards illustrating powerful abilities The post The Game Master’s Deck Of Wild Magic And Mischief Announced first appeared on popgeeks.com.

Will Earl is an illustrator with a long resume, but he’s perhaps better known for his D&D Shorts series on YouTube and other platforms, where he teaches both new and seasoned tabletop adventurers the mechanics and intricacies of D&D. It’s about time he combined his two interests together, don’t you think? Presenting The Game Master’s Deck of Wild Magic and Mischief — a new volume of the bestselling Game Master Series that utilizes Earl’s mastery of D&D arcana to introduce dozens and dozens of crazy new spells and abilities. The book is designed to be fully 5E compatible. To give players a better idea of what they’re in for, the book comes with forty tarot-styled cards illustrated by Earl that depict each spell in living color, as well as an 88-page companion guide for more detailed explanations. The GM can lay the cards down at will to spice up a battle, or the crew can draw the cards from a random deck for some real unpredictability. Wild Magic and Mischief is not Earl’s first D&D-related book — he collaborated with Ginny Di on an earlier Game Masters volume, Boons And Banes. The book contained twenty new cards illustrating powerful abilities The post The Game Master’s Deck Of Wild Magic And Mischief Announced first appeared on popgeeks.com.

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In this episode of The Phillip Wylie Show, Phillip sits down with longtime friend, former student, and offensive security professional Christian Gonzalez. Christian shares his journey from curious teenager and network engineer to penetration tester, mobile application security specialist, and AI security researcher. The conversation explores career growth, certifications, AI security, and how aspiring pentesters…

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