For the inaugural episode of Season 3, RSnake sits down with Frank Artes. Frank is a former police officer, and a cyber security expert, and they dive right into several hot button controversies.

RSnake covers Elijah's background in Hollywood, how he got into building experiences for companies, Google's actual business model, cost effective marketing campaigns as well as some of the shenanigans that lead to sharable content.

Shot on location at the Bio-Hotel Stanglwirt Jono Alderson and RSnake discuss SEO, SEM and how search engines have evolved over the last few decades.

James Flom and RSnake dig into the history of ha.ckers.org, SecTheory, and the incredible amount of attacks sustained.

Jack Henneman and RSnake discuss the issues with identifying the truth of history, presentism, intellectual dishonesty and the increase in politicalization of the history profession.

Eric and RSnake jump right into Eric's background in product management, how his feelings on it have evolved, the difference between waterfall and agile and how to work with project managers.

Jake Moilanen discusses the economy, cryptocurrency, the future of a US digital dollar, hyperinflation, demonetization and more.

Julie Korioth discusses mental health. Julie has a unique product designed to help people who are struggling.

RSnake sits down with Curt-Simon Harlinghausen in Amsterdam, Netherlands to discuss M&A, positioning companies for sale, finding acquirers, setting and defending corporate valuations, and much more.

Matt Domo and RSnake sit down to discuss Matt's storied background, from Microsoft, Amazon, Parallels, Rackspace, to running his own consultancy.

For the season finale of Season 3, RSnake sat down with the producer of The RSnake Show, Chris Debiec, for a retrospective and a behind-the-scenes look into the show.