Geocaching's Bryan Roth Explains How Gaming Helps Kids
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Geocaching's Bryan Roth Explains How Gaming Helps Kids

By May 19, 2014December 2nd, 2015No Comments

Get Connected Gamer Profile 2A few weeks ago, Groundspeak hosted the Pixelkin staff at its super-cool Geocaching HQ in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood. We learned all about Geocaching, the amazing game of high-tech treasure hunting, and we got to talk to the people who made Geocaching the crazy-popular pastime it is today. One of those people is Bryan Roth, co-founder and VP, who sat down with us and talked about his life as a company founder, a Geocacher, a gamer, and a dad.

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Linda learned to play video games as a way to connect with her teenaged kids, and then she learned to love video games for their own sake. At Pixelkin she wrangles the business & management side of things, writes posts as often as she can, reaches out on the social media, and does the occasional panel or talk. She lives in Seattle, where she writes, studies, plays video games, spends time with her family, consumes vast quantities of science fiction, and looks after her small cockapoo. She loves to hear from people out there. You can read more about her at her website, Linda Breneman.com or her family foundation's website, ludusproject.org.