Episode 95. November 18th, 2018. We talk about where we’ve been, what we’ve been playing, and what’s coming up in the future. Planning and life and such. Also Andrew dangerously avoids actually talking about work, but talks about work.

Episode 94. Saturday, July 21st 2018. Welcome to the show Michael Hicks, one of the two devs behind The Path of Motus, the game just released by the duo. The Path of Motus is a game about bullying, and is somewhat of a coming of age tale with some puzz...

Episode 93. April 21st, 2018. This episode comes in under an hour, which is crazy considering how long it’s been since we’ve gotten together. Mike and Andrew re-connect since the PAX South episode, and Andrew talks about a lot of the games he saw at PA...

Episode 92. February 20th, 2018. This episode is an interview episode! Ben Wander joins the podcast to talk about game development and his newest game, A Case of Distrust. We talk about the game, development in general, travel, games we’re playing,

Episode 91. January 12th, 2018. This is our PAX South episode, and also the first time Mike and I have ever recorded in the same room. Heads up on the audio: Because we used a different setup for recording on the fly,

Episode 90 (techncially 89 pt 2.). November 27th, 2017. Continuing off from where episode 89 should have continued, we discuss some more Black Friday related stuff but also talk about the ongoing issue regarding the way Destiny 2 has been handling XP.

Episode 89. November 26th, 2017. We discuss our 2017 Black Friday and potential Cyber Monday deals we were getting or hoped to get. Apologies as the episode ended sooner than expected. Andrew’s always busy.  Hey SteelSeries,

Episode 88. October 12th, 2017. The discussion leads off with a tangent (NO SURPRISE) but quickly gets back on track to talk about the updated PSVR that’ll be launching in Japan and then making its way to the States thereafter.

Episode 87. September 25th, 2017. Interview time! This episode features William Collis, one of the co-founders of Gamer Sensei. It’s an e-Sports coaching platform that allows players to connect with coaches for the particular game they are trying to de...

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