The DVD has a pod like design. You 2.0 is a short film, to keep things moving and interesting and not waste your time. It’s designed to be something you can show to someone who knows nothing about life hacking, GTD, or any other weird terminology and they’ll finally get it. And if you already know all about that stuff, you’ll still get something out of it.

The rest of the DVD is extended interviews with both people in the film and not in the film. It’s cut down into individual pods on different topics by each speaker. And the cool thing is you can sort the pods by speaker or category.

So say you watch the film, and then you want to know more about GTD. Well you can go to David Allen’s interview and get much more in depth. Or you want to know more about the science and studies done on how we work. Gloria Mark, a professor of informatics, has you covered.

Here’s a DVD outline:

• You 2.0 – A Documentary on Life Hacking
• Commentary Track
• David Allen – Getting Things Done
  • On Getting Things Done
  • 5 Stages of GTD
  • GTD is not about GTD
  • David Practicing GTD
  • On Stress
  • Image of a Hard Worker
• Tim Ferriss – The 4 Hour Work Week
  • Information Overload and Selective Ignorance
  • The 80/20 Rule
  • New Rich
  • Productivity
  • Low Information Diet
• HackCollege – HackCollege.com
  • College and Life Hacking
  • Life Hacking in the Bedroom
  • Creativity and Life Hacking
  • Ethics of Life Hacking
• Merlin Mann – 43 Folders
  • The Attraction of Life Hacks
  • The Original Life Hacker
  • Work Culture
  • Creativity
• Gloria Mark – Professor of Informatics
  • Problems for Modern Workers
  • 21st Century Worker
  • Technology
  • Self Interruptions and Distractions
  • Stress and Work
  • Work Styles
  • Consuming Media
  • Communication Chains
  • Invisible Work
  • Email and Random Reinforcement
• Gina Trapani – Founding Editor of Lifehacker.com
  • Gina’s History with Life Hacking
  • Image of a Productive Worker
  • Purpose of Life Hacking
  • Systems and Creativity
  • Pen and Paper
  • The Modern Worker
  • The End Goal
• Ramit Sethi – I Will Teach You to be Rich
  • Life Hacking Money
  • Conscious Spending
  • ‘A La Carte’ Hack
  • Optimized Email

The clips above are sorted as you see them by speaker, with the option to play all or individually. You can also sort them by topic:

• Creativity
• 21st Century Work
• Productivity
• Life Hacks
• Everything Else

Everything you see above comes out to a total run time of about 2 hours, and sadly that’s how much you can cram onto a DVD. So with every purchase of the DVD, you’ll also get online access to even more interviews, including Danny O’Brien, new start-ups from TechCrunch50, and more podcasts.

Sound good? Cool!

Order you copy now!

I’ve finally arrived to TechCrunch50 and snagged a seat in the front. Just saw the first session. Popego and MIXTT I thought were the best and most interesting so far.

Popego is a cooler, more useful version of FriendFeed to filter out the best of the web for you. MIXTT is sort of a mashup of Meetup and MySpace/Facebook.

Right now money and finance businesses are up. Not too life hackery, but still interesting. Soon I’ll explore the showroom floor.

More TK.

Photos by TechCrunch.

The final day turned out to be the busiest.

First, early this morning, was Ramit Sethi from I Will Teach You To Be Rich. We talked about how life hacking relates to money, how people my age are pretty clueless about it, and why it’s okay to spend $21,000 a year going out.

Next, we visited some coworking ‘offices,’ with Eddie Codal at Hat Factory (the first full time co-working center) and Sean Savage at PariSoMa. PariSoMa was a little more formal than Hat Factory, but you can’t beat an office fully furnished with IKEA.

I also had a cool talk with Silona, who seems to know everyone in the Web 2.0 world.

We then went to the Twitter offices to meet with Biz Stone, one of the co-founders, but he had to run to go be on Fox to talk about Obama announcing his VP via text, so we had to come back later because apparently national news is more important than a little doc.

When we did return, we had a nice talk and saw the super cool Twitter offices. So Web 2.0.

In the evening, the final interview was ironically where it all started, with Danny O’Brien, coiner of the word ‘life hacks.’ To keep the irony going, he was probably the most disorganized interviewee.

But he started it all, and without him, this documentary wouldn’t be happening.

If you’re bored Thursday, I’m interviewing Leo Laporte. But in a documentary first (?), he’s going to be broadcasting the interview online through his TWiT Live show.

So who will be interviewing who? Find out. Tune in at 11a Pacific, 2p Eastern at http://twitlive.tv.

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No, they didn’t look this fabulous. Just got done with a hilarious interview with Kelly and Chris at HackCollege.

Is life hacking becoming the new, hip thing for students? Not any time soon.

But it was nice to meet fellow 20 year olds who know what I’m talking about when I mention GTD or Next Actions.

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Amazing interview with 43 Folders Merlin Mann today. He was more hilarious than I could have imagined. How’d he get us to smile? “Tighten you ass cheeks.”

I also caught the SEO Rapper, who did a little WordPress tune. I asked him if he’d like to do one on life hacking for the doc. He said he’d be interested, so we’ll see how this goes.

But as for WordCamp, it was way awesome to finally go to something I only read about. But I’m really surprised that only a few people knew what life hacking is. More reason for this doc.

On a side note, San Diego, where Gina resides, is amazing. I wish I had more time to spend there. And UCSD has one of the most beautiful, modern campuses I’ve seen with a stunning library.

Tomorrow’s the last day in LA with an interview with Gloria Mark, who was featured in the NY Times Meet the Life Hackers. Then it’s off to San Francisco.

There also isn’t much of a choice since my tickets are booked and I’m leaving Tuesday. I’m hitting LA, San Diego, and San Francisco.

More TK.