
Critical but casual approaches to current, past, and future video games six times a week. In addition, guests will periodically share their own aesthetic and personal experiences with games in conversation! Subscribe to our Patreon at www.patreon.com/hegelbon if you'd like to hear special patron-only bonus episodes!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 546 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsLeisureVideo Games | |||

Liv and I team up to talk about the newest target in our quest to play indie games, The Killing Stone! A baroque, complex, and, yes, messy deck builder-cum-Elizabethan revenge tragedy. Quintessentially an early access game, but something that is a lo... more
Writer extraordinare Kevin Fox, Jr. joins us to talk about football, Dark Souls, writing, the nature of journalism under late capital, and the uses of social media. A rollicking, old fashioned, incisive chat with a good friend and great interlocutor.... more
Graham and I make a rare appearance not on the Patreon to announce the return of our inimitable Homicide podcast, this one being a special review of the episode "Thrill of the Kill" which features alumni from Burn Notice and is considered maybe the w... more
Milla your Jovavich, and get ready to reminisce about middling Kevin Bacon horror television franchises, as we dig into the first Resident Evil movie! Is it good? Is it bad? Is it a waste of time or a hidden gem? Find out why every answer is...yes!
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Many people are saying this. Great interviews, great insights, smart and funny, nice deep dives into games and sometimes film and literature. Simultaneously incisive and easy going. Just love this show
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always love when I get a new episode! learned about some neat games over the years :)
I happen to be an English grad and a Baltimore head....right up my alley, I appreciate the occasional baseball talk. Keep it up
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A sharp, debate-rich show that centers on video games as culture, industry, and rhetoric. Episodes routinely pair thoughtful interviews with deep-dive analysis of game design, journalism, politics, and the economics of criticism, often weaving in cross-media references from film, literature, and television. Noteworthy is the mix of principled critique, willingness to tackle thorny topics, and a habit of spotlighting indie developers, scholars, and journalists to illuminate how games intersect art, culture, and commerce. The format tends to balance rigor with accessible, lively banter, making it appealing to listeners who crave thoughtful discourse that goes beyond surface-level gameplay.
A standout aspect is the recurring emphasis on criti... more
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