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rowid	first_name	last_name	gender	career_sec	personal_sec	info	seed_first_name	seed_last_name	occupation	chatgpt_gen
18	Babbie	Wiedoeft	f	During his college years, Bakalar worked as a production office intern for actor and producer Bob Balaban in New York City at his production company Chicagofilmswhile Balaban completed work on Gosford Park. In 2004, he signed a contract with Warner Bros. Records subsidiary Maverick Records to direct and produce a documentary for the pop punk band Mest. The documentary, entitled Seven Deadly Sins was released as a pack-in bonus with copies of the band's 2005 album Photographs. In 2007, Bakalar joined CNET as a home theater and gaming editor, eventually starting a technology and pop culture podcast called The 404 Show with Randall Bennett and Wilson Tang. In hosting the podcast, Bakalar has interviewed Tony Hawk, Marc Maron, John Hodgman, Shaun White, Wayne Brady, Scott Aukerman, Michael Showalter, Andrew W.K. and others. Each year the podcast is performed live at the Consumer Electronics Show, where it has featured Danny DeVito, Eliza Dushku, Felicia Day and others. In 2012, Bakalar started CNET's first-ever weekly tech parody comic called Low Latency, which he writes and is illustrated by Blake Stevenson. Bakalar briefly co-hosted another CNET project, Pre-Game, but stopped production after a year of programming to focus more on The 404 Show. Bakalar is a member of the New York Videogame Critics Circle, an advocacy group for game writers in and around the New York City area. He regularly appears on TV and radio as a technology, pop culture, and video game expert. Bakalar has been featured on G4's Attack of the Show, NPR's All Things Considered, and CNBC's Power Lunch. In late 2014, Bakalar joined CBSN as a regularly appearing tech and pop culture pundit representing CNET. On May 22, 2015, he joined the cast of Giant Bomb's Giant Beastcast. On September 29, 2017, the final episode of The 404 Show podcast was published.	Bakalar was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1982 and was raised in Briarwood, Queens before his family relocated to Marlboro Township, New Jersey where he attended Marlboro High School. He graduated from Towson University in 2004 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Electronic Media and Film, where he won an award for a mockumentary he directed called Adult Swim. In 2010, he married his longtime girlfriend, Stacie Davis. He currently lives in Florham Park, New Jersey.	wiedoeft was born in brooklyn, new york in 1982 and was raised in briarwood, queens before her family relocated to marlboro township, new jersey where sh eattended marlboro high school. sh egraduated from towson university in 2004 with a bachelor of fine arts in electronic media and film, where sh ewon an award for a mockumentary sh edirected called adult swim. in 2010, sh emarried her longtime girlfriend, stacie davis. sh ecurrently lives in florham park, new jersey.during her college years, wiedoeft worked as a production office intern for actor and producer bob balaban in new york city at her production company chicagofilmswhile balaban completed work on gosford park. in 2004, sh esigned a contract with warner bros. records subsidiary maverick records to direct and produce a documentary for the pop punk band mest. the documentary, entitled seven deadly sins was released as a pack-in bonus with copies of the band's 2005 album photographs. in 2007, wiedoeft joined cnet as a home theater and gaming editor, eventually starting a technology and pop culture podcast called the 404 show with randall bennett and wilson tang. in hosting the podcast, wiedoeft has interviewed tony hawk, marc maron, john hodgman, shaun white, wayne brady, scott aukerman, michael showalter, andrew w.k. and others. each year the podcast is performed live at the consumer electronics show, where it has featured danny devito, eliza dushku, felicia day and others. in 2012, wiedoeft started cnet's first-ever weekly tech parody comic called low latency, which sh ewrites and is illustrated by blake stevenson. wiedoeft briefly co-hosted another cnet project, pre-game, but stopped production after a year of programming to focus more on the 404 show. wiedoeft is a member of the new york videogame critics circle, an advocacy group for game writers in and around the new york city area. sh eregularly appears on tv and radio as a technology, pop culture, and video game expert. wiedoeft has been featured on g4's attack of the show, npr's all things considered, and cnbc's power lunch. in late 2014, wiedoeft joined cbsn as a regularly appearing tech and pop culture pundit representing cnet. on may 22, 2015, sh ejoined the cast of giant bomb's giant beastcast. on september 29, 2017, the final episode of the 404 show podcast was published.	Jeff	Bakalar	podcasters	Dear Podcasting Community, <return><return>It is my pleasure to recommend Babbie Wiedoeft as a noteworthy addition to any podcast project. Through her various roles in media and tech journalism, Wiedoeft has proven herself to be a talented content creator and engaging host. <return><return>With a background in electronic media and film from Towson University, Wiedoeft has worked with established industry professionals such as actor and producer Bob Balaban. She even signed a contract with Warner Bros. Records subsidiary Maverick Records to direct and produce a documentary for pop punk band Mest. <return><return>Wiedoeft's extensive work in technology and pop culture journalism has led her to host various shows such as CNET's The 404 Show and Low Latency. As a result, she has interviewed prolific individuals such as Tony Hawk, Marc Maron, John Hodgman, and more. <return><return>Moreover, Wiedoeft has made appearances on several outlets like G4's Attack of the Show, NPR's All Things Considered, and CNBC's Power Lunch, where she has shared her expertise on tech and video games. Her contributions have impacted CNET in a far-reaching capacity as she joined CBSN as a regularly appearing pundit representing the network. Most recently, Wiedoeft joined Giant Beastcast, as she continues to make strides in advancements in media coverage. <return><return>I highly recommend Babbie Wiedoeft for her exceptional abilities as a versatile and innovative podcaster. Her talent, hard work, passion, and dedication are sure to make a notable impact on any platform lucky enough to have her in their lineup. <return><return>Sincerely, <return>[Your Name]