Join Alanah Pearce (game writer), Troy Baker (voice actor), Mike Bithell (game director), and Austin Wintory (game composer) as they talk about all the games, movies, TV and 'whatever else' that took their interest that week, from four unique perspectives in the games industry.
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Also, cows and fireflies, or something.
This was a difficult episode to title because we spoke about 1,000 different things, so note that the title was an attempt but is not really a large focus of the episode. SORRY. I'M BAD AT PROJECT MANAGEMENT.
This week, we largely talk about the episode of Love, Death + Robots that Troy is in, called Bad Travelling.
I love video games don’t get me wrong, but this podcast IS ASTRONOMICALLY BETTER when everyone, mostly Troy, Austin and Mike derail from video games and start talking about other stuff. Talking about video games is almost as bad as watching paint dry, probably worse. Great podcast otherwise.
I simply adore listening to these beautiful humans. If you like gaming or any kind of entertainment you will get 4 different points of views from 4 different prospectives all done among friends with love and humor even if sometimes they don't agree with one another. Love their humor, love the pearl of wisdom that they drop and the variety of topics that they touch that somehow all connect to the gaming industry, whether by drawing similarities or differences. It's very refreshing.
People like Rachel Nichols. more
Mostly about video games. Sometimes not, still worth it. more
As someone transitioning from Sci-Fi pilot writing and production design into game writing, I’m very appreciative of the friendly informative style and content. more
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Play, Watch, Listen launched 3 years ago and published 100 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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