Taking a lunch break at Drupal Camp Victoria, DaveO of Raincity Studios banters with some lunching Drupalists and visits the classrooms at North Studio. He also meets dcvic08 ringleader Gord Christmas plus chats with Sarah Davies who is using Drupal to effectuate social change with the Seattle ACLU. Filmed by Dale McGladdery.

Here's some community building funtimes - not much technical geekery here but some fun banter and a sense of how the extended Drupal tribe roll.

Checking in from the BC ferry en route to Victoria, Dave O of Raincity Studios chats with some of the crew on the Vancouver geek bus heading to Drupal Camp Victoria hosted by North Studio.

The Drupalists discuss which interests they are pursuing, their experience level and desired participation in the event. Along with cameraman Dale McGladdery, Dave discusses the excellent timing of the Drupal Camp coinciding with the Great Canadian Beer Fest and offer shout-outs to the sponsors of Drupal Camp Vancouver.

Lab with Leo is a technology show filmed in Vancouver. Hosted by the well known Leo Laporte with Matt Harris serving as producer of the show and has been working with Leo for 3 years.

Leo Laporte is well known on TV and from technology forums, a best-selling author of several gadget guides and technology almanacs as well as a TiVo guide. He also hosts The Tech Guy radio show and works on several podcasts on the TWiT.tv network, plus was a host on Call For Help and The Screen Savers.

Raincity's President Kris Krug has appeared on the show many times. He's covered topics like the Creative Commons licensing, Drupal, Facebook applications and more and recently filmed three more episodes covering the way bands are use content management systems as a way to power their new fan sites, growing open source Internet business in China, and the way corporate PR strategies have changed with new media.

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In over a decade doing all this webby publishing networking stuff, nothing I've seen has captured the imagination and conversation of non-web-geeks than social networking behemoth Facebook.

Indeed, friends who stared at me glassy-eyed while I spieled on about paradigm shifts, convergence, personal web publishing, and sharing with strangers who are now friends, are now quickly on my case about not clicking on the widgety apps they send me to become a pirate, hug/poke/tickle them, take a quiz, install an application, vote on something incidental, compare traits or skills, or catch up on people I don't remember from Jr. High.