On this episode of the Dr. Nick and the Hot Aussie Chick Show we discuss a new development in Dr. Nick’s ongoing struggle against the casino gaming industry. A complexity of law suits that Dr. Nick has brought against various gaming related organizations has led to what he believes is an attempt to blackball him from all industry related events, although he could be wrong. Here he gives his description of what he believes are the series of events that led to his media credentials being rejected at the 2018 World Gaming Expo, despite never being informed about what the Gaming Expo gate keepers call inappropriate and disruptive behavior and, despite no details ever being given.
Also Dr. Nick and the Hot Aussie Chick talk about the difference between hard and soft reporting, and why it’s a journalist duty to question the strategies of any organization whose results are being touted as a success even when the numbers are contrary to that assertion.
Dr. Nick explains why any good journalists must be objective and, what dangers come along with not being a cheerleader for the gaming industry.
On a lighter note related to sloppy reporting we discuss a recent article that describes noted poker author and psychologist Dr. Alan Schoonmaker’s background that is completely riddled with biographical errors.
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Hahahaha! I’m still laughing….
Not much amuses me. Apparently other people’s pain does though. LOL @ my disruptive rebel thoughts. It’s not so funny once I stop and think though… Dr Schoonmaker trading in his job as a distinguished author for a horse and a school for special needs is though lol!!!!
Can barely hear Hot Aussie Chick.
Uh, not sure if HAC was replying to my post or not. I only meant to say that her dialogue was cutting in and out during the pod cast. Couldn’t catch many of her commentary, which I’m sure contributed to the show. Thanks.