
Jam Pak is a podcast for pals who appreciate video game music. Each episode, Matt, Evan, and Rick pick a topic and listen to video game music based on it. They play cold stone classics, discover hidden gems, and sometimes they even get a little emotional.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure | |||

Hey, is that a voice in there? This week the boys are focusing on tracks with vocals. Some of these tracks have a sampled voice saying just one word, some having people talking in the background, and some are full blown songs! A surprisingly fun topi... more
It's been a while since we've focused in on one video game developer. Just like Konami, Sunsoft games had a very specific sound in the late-NES era, and they were pumping out hit after hit on all the consoles! Doesn't matter if you're a Naoki Kodaka ... more
Wait what? A new episode of Jam Pak? On a completely random day that holds no significance whatsoever?
DAAAYYYYTONAAAA! After clarifying with Rick that the topic for this episode is indeed Racing Games, the boys get into some revved up bangers. From start to finish, the tracks in this episode are neck-and-neck with the best of the best!
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Apple Podcasts | #156 |
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Jam Pak is a friendly, knowledge-packed show where three pals explore video game music through themes like adaptations, town and setting tracks, and genre-spanning retrospectives. Episodes mix track-by-track listening with banter, trivia, and personal memories, often highlighting licensing realities, hardware quirks, and the emotional impact of game soundtracks. The trio's enthusiasm for both deep dives and playful riffs makes it a solid pick for listeners who love retro and contemporary game music, composer histories, and soundtrack-curious conversations. Its approachable tone and recurring sense of camaraderie are notable strengths, likely appealing to both dedicated game-music fans and curious newcomers alike.
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Jam Pak launched 2 years ago and published 35 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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