This is Married to the Games, a weekly video game podcast! Join Gabe Patillo, Tim Rauter, Ed Placencia, and Chris McCrackin as they discuss gaming news, marriage, work and everything in between. Tune in and laugh along with the hosts as they balance life and their love of the games.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 699 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure |
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This week the guys talk about backlogs, the amount of content out there to take in, nostalgia, and much much more!
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This week the guys talk about Borderlands 4, Death Stranding 2, Metal Gear Solid, and much much more!
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I’ve been listening to Married To The Games for over 5 years now so I’m finally writing a review. The guys are so friendly and welcoming, and the quality of this podcast is excellent. If you’re looking for something fun to listen to, and you like video games, this is the place to be!
Hey guys, I love the podcast so much about a month ago I went through and listened to all the episodes from the beginning, and man that was a trip, I have been listening to your podcast since I was 2 and I have loved it since then, and I got to the episode about Gabe and I just wanted to say Gabe was such an amazing guy he was so kind, but he was sent down to earth on a mission, as you guys said, and he accomplished that mission and that makes me feel happy, love the podcast so much hope to see ... more
My first episode was the one we’re Gabe passed away I was so sad so I have listened to every episode since I am still sad
The trend a little while back was to ask “if alone in the woods, would you rather encounter a bear or a man?” Well, if the man was any of the hosts of Married to the Games, I’d choose them every single time. I’m not a gamer but I have loved this podcast for years and since that time I have listened to “eeeevery single episode”. This past year has been particularly impressive. In a way you have had to start over…and do it when circumstances were the most difficult. The three of you are refreshing... more
I have been listening to MTTG For years the podcast has always brought me joy, but I didn’t know how much of a comfort it could be until now. I lost my dad last month and since then it has been hard to sleep, but I have been listening to old episodes and hearing your voices that I have listened to for years has helped me actually be able to get some Rest. Thank you so much for what you do. you guys don’t just bring the gaming news every week you provide comfort, laughter, joy, and a reminder tha... more
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This digital discussion space centers around video gaming culture, blending in personal anecdotes and life balancing, often seasoned with humor and engaging dialogue. The hosts share their thoughts on the latest gaming releases, providing critical insights into game mechanics and narrative depth, while also exploring broader themes such as family life and community connections. Episodes often include lively debates on gaming news, personal gaming experiences, and discussions around nostalgia, family, and the joys and challenges of parenthood. Notable for its heartfelt discussions surrounding the impact of loss and the celebration of significant life events, this podcast fosters a close-knit community feel among listeners who enjoy games as ... more
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