William Brierly stops by to talk about his bizarre and wonderful game, Soda Drinker Pro. It's a fun conversation that naturally devolves (or should I say "evolves"?) into arcade talk. Digital Writes is back on an every-other-week schedule, and I can't...

Jon Irwin stops by to analyze the stories of some of E3's most interesting games! We talk about Death Stranding, ReCore, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and of course, We Happy Few. We also use the word "sausage" more than I anticipated and...

I talked about it in episode zero, and now it's a reality: this week's episode with Karla Zimonja! Gone Home is the best game of the 2010s...or is it 201X's? Either way, Gone Home is incredible and can be played and enjoyed by anyone. AND...the PS4...

Neal Ronaghan stops by to talk about a little bit of everything. The Nintendo World Report website, copywriting, the Green Bay Packers, and very creepy Halloween products. It's a good conversation with a good beat, and you can dance to it. Links to...

Josh tells it all in this overly-honest talk about making the most of the summer as well as the nature of good vs evil in narratives. Specifically, he talks about his plan to write a lot of words, what your plan might be, representations of evil and...

Chris Johnston (CJ) is perhaps the most passionate member of the video game community. In this episode you'll find out why as he discusses the underlying reasons for doing a podcast for ten years ... or launching a youtube page ... or really doing...

Gabe Durham stops by to talk about his downright excellent press, Boss Fight Books. He's published ten wonderful books on games ranging from Bible Adventures to Metal Gear Solid to Super Mario Bros. 2, and quite frankly, he's providing an important...

Determination stops by to remind Josh of an inconvenient truth: Writers must write. Thus, writers must have time to write. Thus, writers must make time to write. Thus, writers must determine the best times and places to write based on their schedules,...

Aaron Mahnke stops by to talk about writing podcasts as well as ebooks, the success of Lore, and the importance of writers cultivating real social networks. Writers of all varieties will benefit from this episode. Lore podcast Aaron Mahnke's novels

CourTney Collins stops by to talk about film/television editing as a craft, Las Vegas, telling your family you're leaving a great job, writing honest blog posts, and that strange entity that is the future. It's a great conversation, and I think...