Open World Episode 4 features an interview with Anne Toole at the 2013 Captivate Conference. Toole, whose credits include The Witcher, Escape Dead Island and the Emmy-award winning webseries The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, speaks on writing for video games, Gone Home, and issues translating storytelling across mediums.

Episode 3 of Open World features an interview with Deus Ex developer and director of the Denius-Sams Gaming Academy at the University of Texas at Austin Warren Spector from the first Captivate Conference in Austin, TX. In the interview Spector touches on the conference itself, leadership and what he wants to see from this latest generation of video game consoles.

Episode 2 of Open World takes a look at part of the 2014 Playgrounds Design MFA exhibit and broad ways design helps tackle various problems. Rachel Simone Weil's Mint in Box addresses the marginalization of "girl games" and reclaiming value to their history. Mariana Cano's Se Busca looks at community building through positive in a community oft-defined by violence. Jesse Kinbarovsky's t1D Suite provides a set of tools to help living with and understand type 1 diabetes.

This exhibition was held The University of Texas Visual Arts Center March 28 - May 10 2014.

Open World makes it's debut taking a look at the monthly Juegos Rancheros event which takes place in Austin, TX. Jo Lammert, Adam Saltsman, and Wiley Wiggins sat to speak on the goal and vision of Juegos to encourage people to create and expose people to the creations of talented people locally as well as afar.