Pixel Therapy Pod is a monthly podcast and Let's Play YouTube Channel queering and transcending video games for all kinds of gamers. We believe that games can serve as tools for understanding ourselves, each other, and the world around us— and we want to celebrate gaming in its many contexts: as a hobby; as an art form; as therapy. Learn more on www.pixeltherapypod.com/
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 95 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisureDocumentarySociety & Culture |
Bricks and sticks, pixels and lines. This week we cover a crop of endearing and surprisingly emotional indie games that have carried us through some tumultuous past few weeks. Also, Spencer draws an unhinged connection between Zach Cregger's summer t... more
It's more common than you think. Join us this week as we load up our top-heavy backpacks, strap our tiny sentient dolls to our hips, and unpack DEATH STRANDING 2: On the Beach, Kojima Productions' and Sony Interactive Entertainment's much-anticipated... more
In the midst of an ongoing apocalyptic meteor shower that has forced the world's population of adorable pixelated animals underground, a kitten named Shell awakens to discover her mother missing. Join us as we dig into Nautilus Games' Everdeep Aurora... more
This Pride Month, we played three iconic LGBTQ+ visual novels that are each a little spooky, a little spicy, and have a whole lot of heart: Midnight Scenes: From the Woods (White Blanket Games), Mediterranea Inferno (Lorenzo Redaelli, Santa Ragione),... more
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As someone who has been playing video games since they were only 5, they were actually kind of a big part of who I was, until one day I sort of put down the controller and never picked it back up — it just sort of faded away as a hobby, I guess.
Recently, I played a story-based, AAA video game (just like the ones I mainly used to play) for the first time in years, and I remembered why I used to be a “gamer”. I liked the feeling of getting lost in something but also having the control to decide ... more
Love this pod. I can’t stop listening!
I heard about this podcast through The Cozy Robot Show and I love what I’m hearing. In this realm that is rampant with white male stereotypes, it’s a breath of fresh air to hear from other voices about the gaming industry, games, and the impact these games have today. Being a white straight male, I’m looking forward to learning and growing through the stories shared here so we can make gaming more inclusive and accepting. Thank you for this podcast!
The work that Jamie and Spencer (the hosts of Pixel Therapy) are doing for inclusivity in gaming is beyond important. The conversations they facilitate with one another and with their expert guests are thoughtful, emotional, funny, real, loving and informative. I find myself smiling, nodding, learning, and occasionally tearing up while listening to this show. I’ve never listened to the entire episode library of a podcast before Pixel Therapy, nor have I been so moved to go online to write a revi... more
I found this podcast accidentally when I saw someone on instagram post about it and I was initially drawn by the cover art. I thought to myself ‘It looks quirky and the art style makes me feel like it will be a safe space!’ and oh was I right!
Spencer and Jamie have created a beautiful space in which they discuss and unpack games in a nuanced way- being able to hold both their love of gaming and criticism of the industry and I think that is precious.
They discuss topics so close to my heart a... more
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Exploring the intersection of gaming and personal identity, this podcast provides a unique lens through which listeners can engage with video games and the experiences they evoke. Each episode features insightful discussions that break down themes such as mental health, representation, and cultural commentary surrounding gaming. The hosts emphasize the emotional journeys players undertake within games, encouraging a deeper understanding and appreciation for the stories these digital worlds convey. Noteworthy is the strong focus on inclusivity, as the podcast aims to amplify diverse voices within the gaming community, shedding light on underrepresented narratives and experiences.
Listeners can expect a blend of humor and heartfelt conversat... more
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