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Eric Silver

Eric Silver is a podcast producer, professor, and development manager. He's produced 11 podcasts, working with partners such as Defector, Sony, Netflix, and cemented the creative foundations of the Multitude podcast collective and studio. If able, he will always pick Donkey Kong. He can be reached at ericsilveratwork [at] gmail dot com.

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Eric Silver

Eric Silver is a podcast producer, professor, and development manager. He's produced 11 podcasts, working with partners such as Defector, Sony, Netflix, and cemented the creative foundations of the Multitude podcast collective and studio. If able, he will always pick Donkey Kong. He can be reached at ericsilveratwork [at] gmail dot com.

Eric Silver

Eric Silver is a podcast producer, professor, and development manager. He's produced 11 podcasts, working with partners such as Defector, Sony, Netflix, and cemented the creative foundations of the Multitude podcast collective and studio. If able, he will always pick Donkey Kong. He can be reached at ericsilveratwork [at] gmail dot com.
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