
A podcast at the crossroads of Videogame Culture, Philosophy and Media Studies. Hosted by Philosophy and Literature scholars Guilherme Foscolo (Associate Professor at Universidade Federal do Sul da Bahia) & Nicolau Spadoni (Ph.D. Candidate at Cornell University), the show dives into the field of Videogame Studies by engaging with scholars, game designers and industry players in an attempt to explo... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | Video GamesLeisure | ||||

In our season finale, join us for an extraordinary time with Ashley Guajardo, an award-winning professor and researcher at the University of Utah. We discuss her latest research on sex and sexuality in video games and gaming culture, unravel the inte... more
Welcome to Episode 6! Join us for an engaging discussion about the world of video games, virtual reality, and aesthetics with Grant Tavinor, a distinguished philosophy professor from Lincoln University in New Zealand. We delve into how digital techno... more
Today's episode is going to be a little different because we're cooking up something special while diving into the world of gaming. Joining us in the kitchen is none other than Miguel Sicart, a professor at the IT University of Copenhagen and a leadi... more
In today's episode, we had the pleasure of conversing with Teresa de la Hera, a professor from Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her research focuses on the use of digital games as a medium for communication and as tools for engagement, motivation, and p... more
In this episode we were delighted to have Thi Nguyen join us, a philosophy professor from the University of Utah whose research investigates how rationality and agency are conditioned by designed social structures. We dive into his latest research fi... more
In this introductory episode, your hosts, Guilherme Foscolo and Nicolau Spadoni, give you a sneak peek into the exciting lineup of guests and a quick rundown of what to expect in every episode throughout Season 1!
Join us for an engaging conversation with Ian Bogost, a distinguished professor and researcher at Washington University, accomplished game designer, influential author in Game Studies and a regular contributor to The Atlantic. We delved into his jour... more
Welcome to episode 2, where we dive into a fascinating conversation with Kishonna Gray! As a professor and researcher at the University of Kentucky, Kishonna has published impactful work in the field of game studies and intersectionality. In this epi... more
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