
Remap Radio is a new podcast from the creators of the long-running video game podcast Waypoint Radio. Join Rob Zacny, Chia Contreras, Patrick Klepek, and their friends and colleagues as they set off on a new adventure that has them obsessing over the video game Dragon’s Dogma nearly as much as they question the nature of capitalism.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 232 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Every day is a fresh horror in the world of games, but no matter what happens to the “industry,” the art isn’t going away. Where does one find hope? Patrick went shopping for hope at PAX East and came way inspired after chatting with a series of inte... more
A trip to PAX East means we’re not that far from Rob’s extremely normal house! Patrick and Chia hopped in a car to inspect the fabled grounds for themselves, before they piled into Rob’s office to chat about spotting Charlie Kirk t-shirts at on the s... more
This week the Remap Crew is out at PAX East (come to the meetup 5 PM on Saturday, at the Birch Bar at the Westin Seaport!) which means a quick and dirty episode with just Rob, Janet, and Chia. Despite being down several members and trying to make thi... more
Max “Hella” Caulfield may have the ability to manipulate time and space, but despite her superpowers, it’s more than likely that this week’s release of Life Is Strange: Reunion signals the end of Life Is Strange. Patrick recently had a chance to chat... more
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Still definitely has its moments and the streaming content is often still fun, but the podcast just doesn’t justify its runtime anymore. Janet and Patrick are great across the board, Rob has some great insights when he isn’t self indulgently rambling about being a cartoon version of himself (which is most of what he does now), Chia is….here (great editor, fine streamer, knows a lot about certain genres of games, great writer, doesn’t add much to the podcast), I was so stoked when Danika came ba... more
Listened since the beginning of the waypoint days and unfollowed the show today 3/4/26 😭 breaks my heart to say goodbye after this many years. we had a good run but it’s just …uninteresting now. I agree wholeheartedly with the politics of the show and I like the people on it, they just seemed to have lost that sauce of how to make it interesting to the listener.
I’m glad they didn’t get the waypoint name, it would be the way I feel about Giant Bomb today
A video game podcast that made me fall in love with video games all over again
Kirkland signature brand cast of “what we do in the shadows”
mostly inoffensive, sometimes charming! but if you have no familiarity with waypoint/weren’t invested in their particular subset of late-2010s twitter parasociality, all you’re left with is millennials giving the same takes on the same games & news that you can find on any other podcast/games publication homepage. it’s at its best when doing deep dives into niche war games or dumb corporate heuristics, but is mostly 2 1/2 hrs of the hosts reading their bluesky feeds followed by a hollow “fight t... more
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Focusing on the intersection of gaming culture and broader societal issues, this podcast engages its audience with thoughtful commentary on recent video game titles and their narratives. Episodes frequently explore topics such as game mechanics, industry trends, and the emotional layers behind game design, enriching discussions with personal anecdotes and humor. Unique aspects include the hosts' ability to provide cultural critique, reflecting on politics and capitalistic themes intertwining with gaming, creating a platform where listeners can appreciate both entertainment and critical thought around the gaming industry.
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Recent guests on Remap Radio include:
1. Duncan Fyfe
2. Dia Lacina
3. Jack Ryan
4. Janet Garcia
5. Danica Herod
6. Adam Stjärnljus
7. Klas Eriksson
8. Audrey Leprince
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