Well, all good things must come to an end, and How I Wow is no different. This is the final episode of this podcast, and what a great run it was…
Listen to Shawn, Patrick and our first ever guest Scott Johnson reflect on the history of the show and derail the conversation into podcasting and the podcasting community in general. We wouldn’t have expected any less from ourselves.

And on a personal note, I have to say that I love the way we finished the show. I couldn’t have thought of a better way to end it.

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We’ve been saying we wanted to talk about the auction house for a while… Where now we have: Marcko (of the wonderful Wow economy blog Just My Two Coppers) reveals (some of) his secrets about making loads and loads of money in the game…. and much more!

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Kevin Werbach gives us an interview in a slightly different style from what we’re used to… But what would you expect from someone who’s involved in the highest levels of politics, right?

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The anniversary madness has passed and we are back to our usual program, with a How Alex Albrecht Wows episode. We hope you enjoy this look into the Diggnation & TRS host’s gaming life as much as we did.
We also have a sizable chunk of conversation between Shawn and I at the end, which takes us in unexpected ways as we discuss the recent events from the Wow community.

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We decided to do something special for the anniversary episode, and one reunion show wasn’t enough! So we bring you a second treat: an interview of someone who doesn’t play Wow at all, but is awesome nonetheless.
And we also have our usual banter at the end of the show, which we didn’t have on the last one. Enjoy!

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Veronica Belmont, Turster, Felicia Day, Scott Johnson and two other guys you may or may not have heard of are all garthered for one great hour of podcasting!

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A word from Patrick: I couldn’t have dreamt of a better way to celebrate this amazing year of How I Wow goodness. I think this show embodied everything that I like so much in podcasting: it’s about friends taking the time to come together to share a moment of pure enjoyable fun. I hope we will have many many more.
And for those who were in the chatroom and enjoyed the “director’s cut” version: thank you so much for being with us. The sole fact that we were sharing it with all of you made it what it was.

Finally! After months of scheduling, hope, drama and disapointment, we sit dow with Alachia from Wowcast for a great talk about the game, the meta, and life in general.

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And remember: this is only a re-link! I will post here when we put a show out from now on, but the official How I Wow blog is still at howiwow.org. You’ll find all the previous episodes there, which include amazing guests like Veronica Belmont, Scott Johnson, The Spags, Randy Jordan, Tom Merritt, Curt Schilling and more!

And in case you have no idea what I’m talking about, here’s a short summary of what the show is:

Shawn Coons was bored. He wanted to do a show and talk about World of Warcraft. So that’s what we did, and we never thought it would turn into what it is today: an unmissable collection of talks about what it means to be a gamer today.
In each show we get a notable member of the community to open up and tell us about their experience both inside and outside of the game. From what motivates them in the game to how their families view their gaming habits, with a few digressions about the future of the internet, our society and the world.
If you’re tired of hearing the same old news show over and over again, How I Wow is for you. Good times are contractually guarantied.