Immersion Nation Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

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Immersion Nation Podcast

Immersion Nation

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Frequency: 1 episode/42d. Total Eps: 56

Entertainment is changing. Discover how Immersive entertainment is changing our culture, the way we interact, and the way we play. Each Monday, the creators of immersive experiences tell us what it means to engage with new rules in new worlds. VR, escape rooms, social adventures, and alternate reality games only scratch the surface of what’s to come as the immersive revolution grows.

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🇩🇪 Germany - design
25/12/2025
#87
🇩🇪 Germany - design
24/12/2025
#85
🇺🇸 USA - design
09/06/2025
#63
🇩🇪 Germany - design
25/01/2025
#96

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http://speakeasysociety.com/
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https://towalkthenight.com/talesbycandlelight
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https://anyonething.co.uk/
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https://www.facebook.com/anyonething.immersive/
4 shares
https://www.facebook.com/IKantKoan/
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https://www.facebook.com/IncantrixProductions/
3 shares

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/His_Dark_Materials
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternate_reality_game
2 shares

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Behind the Scenes of Immersive "South by Southwest" and a Nationwide Roll Out!

Season 3 · Episode 4

Monday, May 12, 2025 • Duration 41:42

Emma and special Co Host Scott, Talk about their experience working with Universal Studio and their new movie drop. They take you behind the scenes and talk about what it's like to create a custom immersive event for South By Southwest and have that get picked up for a Nationwide Event!

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Roundtable discussion: Immersive Entertainment and Real World Impact • Part 3

Episode 40

Friday, February 14, 2020 • Duration 51:49

Welcome to the 3rd and final part of this roundtable discussion on immersive entertainment and it impacts on the real world.

Joining us we have Caroline Murphy, Chief Creative Officer of Incantrix Productions. Jessica Creane, founder of IKANTKOAN Games. Justin Fyles, Co-founder and Managing Director of Any One Thing. And Risa Puno, creator of The Privilege of Escape and Creative Time’s first open call artist.

In this episode, we push out to the edges of reality and ask the question… What happens when we’re all creating immersive experiences for -and with- each other? When the line between the hyperreal and the surreal begins to blur into daily life?

I should say, it might be a little tricky to jump in here if you haven’t heard part 1 and or part 2 because here, the concrete cadence of the conversation begins to transmute into the white-hot liquid theory around this increasingly immersive world we live in.

Last time, we left off wondering how empathy, of all things, could be a destructive force. Well now, we talk about that- and how to avoid it. How to lend yourself to a shared moment in a way that respects the unimaginable experience of another person. All that, and so much more.

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Roundtable discussion: Immersive Entertainment and Real World Impact • Part 2

Episode 39

Friday, February 7, 2020 • Duration 29:29

This is part two of the three-part roundtable discussion on the real-world impact of immersive entertainment. This, in many ways, is the perfect set of episodes to be airing now, because this is the time of year where many so many people, subcultures, and industries zoom out to look at the broader picture. Where have we come from? Where is this all going? And what in the world does this all mean anyway? Well, I can think of very few people who are more qualified to help lend some clarity to these questions for the immersive community in 2020.

Joining us we have Caroline Murphy, Chief Creative Officer of Incantrix Productions, Jessica Creane, founder of IKANTKOAN Games, Justin Fyles, Co-founder and Managing Director of Any One Thing, and Risa Puno, creator of The Privilege of Escape and Creative Time’s first open call artist.

If you’re jumping in here and want more context for our contemplative immersive creators, they all have their own episodes on the podcast. They also introduce themselves in the first episode.

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Roundtable Discussion: Immersive Entertainment and Real World Impact • Part 1

Episode 38

Friday, January 31, 2020 • Duration 30:22

This week we have not one but 4 truly phenomenal guests. This is the first part of a round table discussion on immersive entertainment and its relationship to real experiences and the real world. Caroline Murphy of 'Incantrix Productions', Jessica Creane of 'IKANTKOAN Games', Justin Fyles of 'Any One Thing', and Risa Puno of 'The Privilege of Escape' guide us in exactly the kind of thought-provoking, assumption challenging and nuanced conversation that we here at Immersion Nation think is vital for the beginning of any cultural movement.

The topics of identity, empathy, agency, trust, and diversity frame the dynamic perspectives of these creators. They work together to explore the intricacies inherent in creating experiences of depth and transformative potential for their audiences. Finally, the topic of what the future might hold for immersive entertainment speaks to both exciting and perilous potential for a world where immersive experiences are everywhere.

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Immersive in 2019 & 2020 • The Value of Play pt. 2 • The 2019 Immersion Awards

Episode 37

Wednesday, January 29, 2020 • Duration 27:29

In this episode, we talk about the 2019 immersion awards and take a look at the big picture of immersive entertainment in 2019. We revisit the concept of play with a few listeners of the podcast joining us to share their thoughts on the importance of play. Next, we discuss the potential future of immersive entertainment in 2020 and beyond. Finally, we end the show with the nominations for the 2019 immersion awards.

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Jenny Weinbloom’s Talk at ID summit
Meow Wolf’s, Vince Kadlubek, on expansion plans
Discussion about Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
Secret Cinema
Creating Evermore Park
The Void Experience
Amazon San Diego Comic-Con 2019 immersive activations

Show Notes:

Episode outline: 2019, The value of play, and 2020 [1:17]
On the 2019 Immersion Awards [3:00]
The immersive zeitgeist in 2019 [6:47]
Jenny Weinbloom, rehearsal for resistance, and Immersion as a catalyst for social change
[6:50]
In case you missed it: Immersive Headlines in 2019 [8:58]
Growth in immersive as a backdrop [12:58]
The Value of Play: Part 2 [14:58]Listener’s thoughts on the value of play [15:23]Play, risk, and experimentation [19:07]Immersive in 2020 [21:31]2019 Immersion Awards Nomination [24:37]

#36 Connection is the Secret Sauce with Ross Tipograph

Episode 36

Friday, January 17, 2020 • Duration 31:50

By now, we all know, It’s all about connection.
So why am I coming back to this topic here?

Because connection can be manifested in so many different ways. It struck me when going through the first section of this interview. It seems like the way Ross cultivates connection is by seeing a spark in someone else, and lending himself to that spark in order to meet that person where they are, to speak to that person in their language. Depending on what part of the immersive world you occupy, that might sound obvious…? But, to be able to do that on every level from the experience participant to the producing executive is, I think, pretty exceptional. Today we dig deeper into how this idea of connection works in every part of the immersive design process, from vetting collaborators to the money math of big brands.

This is the second part of my conversation with immersive experience designer, Ross Tipograph but! It is okay to jump in here. (Though of course, I would suggest you listen to both.) For context: Ross was recently named on the Forbes 30 under 30 list for his work in experiential marketing and has worked on projects like the Amazon immersive experiences for the television shows The Expanse and Carnival Row at San Diego Comic-Con, in 2019. In his under 30 years, he’s been busy.

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Ross Tipograph
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-Facebook
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8 Players
Forbes 30 under 30
Giant Spoon
The aforementioned Amazon Activations:
- The Expanse

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