
A low key video game podcast by Stephen Hilger and Brendon Bigley. Produced by AJ Fillari!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 439 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesVideo GamesLeisure | |||

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Brendon and Stephen have an awesome dynamic and their passion for video games as a medium is deeply infectious. As someone who doesn’t even play many games these days, it’s great to live vicariously through what they bring to the show each week!
Refreshingly well-adjusted people running a videogame podcast. Been listening to Brendon and Stephen while working, and I’m so relieved that they don’t lean into the reactionary and sensationalizing vibes that so many online gaming personalities use to garner clicks. Also I discovered the podcast immediately after finishing P4G so now I have to stick around until they talk about that.
The community and the hosts are not as low-key as advertised. After saying that perhaps some reviewers projected their expectations for a game into their reviews which probably sets them up for disappointment, I got dogpiled on for even suggesting that and accused of having beef with someone by a host. They are super sensitive to anything outside of their own narrative and are not interested in discourse or debate. And despite being gamers, there are so many factual errors like wrong dates, gene... more
It's really good and I like it!
I’ve been listening for over two years at this point and love the work this marvellous trio put together. From weekly episodes to epic 13 hour long console retrospectives I love their company and if you’re a life long lover of video games you will too.
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A chill, host-driven conversations about games ranging from retro PS1-era titles to modern indies and big-budget releases. Episodes mix hands-on impressions with design analysis, nostalgia, and industry chatter, all delivered in a positive, low-key vibe. Listeners enjoy thoughtful takes, deep dives into game systems, and a community atmosphere that blends insightful critique with upbeat banter. The show stands out for its long-running cadence, willingness to cover a broad spectrum of titles, and a consistently friendly, welcoming tone that keeps discussions accessible even when opinions diverge.
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Into the Aether launched 8 years ago and published 439 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Into the Aether include:
1. AJ Fillari
2. Joshua Rivera
3. Brandon Sheffield
4. Erik Morrison
5. Matt Horton
6. Chase Allhart
7. Tori Dominguez-Peake
8. Robin B
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