BVO’s Jee Vahn Knight and Marvin Stockwell join the Business in Blue podcast to discuss imagination, technology, and the future of Memphis’s riverfront.

At the heart of BVO lies a rich story world shaped by the eccentric explorer Baron Von Opperbean. His accidental discovery of portals through the River of Time has opened gateways to surreal and fantastical realms - and now, you’ve stumbled through one yourself.

Smart City Memphis highlights BVO’s new CEO Jee Vahn Knight, the team behind the immersive build, and how the project is transforming Mud Island.

BVO appoints Jee Vahn Knight as CEO, signaling a leap forward for the immersive build on Mud Island and Memphis’ creative-tech future.

Baron Von Opperbean appoints Jee Vahn Knight as CEO to guide Memphis’s immersive Mud Island build through its next phase of innovation and growth.

InPark Magazine announces Jee Vahn Knight as BVO’s new CEO, leading the Memphis immersive build blending art, science, and story on Mud Island.

Memphis Business Journal reports on BVO naming Jee Vahn Knight as CEO, advancing the immersive Mud Island build and adding new board members.

Memphis joins the global wave of immersive experiences as BVO blends art, tech, and storytelling—ushering in a new era of participatory play.

Baron Von Opperbean & the River of Time transforms Mud Island’s former river museum into a 33,000-sq-ft multiverse playground where visitors shape the story.

WYXR’s Technostrategist hosts Christopher Reyes & Kathryn Hicks to unpack steampunk aesthetics, interactive tech, and the Memphis-built BVO universe.

A short video explains how immersive tech is growing in Memphis and points viewers to hands-on experiences shaping the city’s creative future.

Choose901 charts BVO’s next phase - wristband-driven gameplay, an 8,000-sq-ft alpha, and community fuel for a revived Mud Island.

The Daily Memphian reports BVO received two grants to help build the immersive adventure museum at the former River Museum on Mud Island.

99% Invisible tours Memphis and spotlights the immersive project rising in the former River Museum - linking BVO’s adaptive-reuse vision to the city’s story.

Memphis Business Journal reports visible progress as BVO’s River of Time continues build-out inside the former Mississippi River Museum.

A short video segment previews BVO’s progress inside the former Mississippi River Museum and what families can expect from the immersive build.

Marvin talks Memphis activism, saving the Coliseum, and why BVO belongs on Mud Island—community energy fueling an immersive future.

Memphis Business Journal reports that Baron Von Opperbean & the River of Time has named a board of advisors to guide development on Mud Island.

WREG’s Live at 9 includes a Rock-n-Romp feature and shout-out, aligning with BVO’s family-friendly preview on Mud Island.