The owners of Snarks, a gaming arcade established this year, are first and foremost teachers. The husband and wife team have taught at-risk and elite children in public schools systems in North Carolina and California. Their love of honest conversation with young people still burns bright, just the venue has changed. They wanted to find another way to engage young people thus Snarks was born. When young people come to play games, they are always greeted and given an orientation on how to engage in respectable fun. Trash talking is encouraged but there is a line that shouldn't be crossed. Parents can come with their children of all ages and find a guidance not found at other game locations. Douglass Coleman tells us how the company got started and how they are playing an active role in the community. Join this Richard Brown show to get your game on, there are plenty of Wii, PlayStation, and Xbox 360 controllers to go around.
