A man talks to women about videogames old and new. A place to hear voices that you won't find anywhere else.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure |
Yeah! is back and bigger than ever, covering the band that was just too big to fail, Metallica! The Sandman has entered the chat as we talk about the Metallica game that never was ("Damage, Inc.") and discover in real time the Metallica game that act... more
This month on Currently Playing, Daniel chats with an old friend named Glen who happens to be a well respected evolutionary biologist but also is a lifelong fan of videogames. Glen has been obsessively playing Vampire Survivors lately and though he r... more
This month on Talking to Women about Videogames, Tanya is gone and has been replaced by a man! Jonathan pontificates on the nature of what it means to be human and how people can connect in a world overrun by AI, and then he gets into the weeds on th... more
In the wake of the recent Pokemon Presents video, Jonathan and Ryan run through most of the highlights of the video including the new game Pokemon Legends Z-A, the new cards, and Pokemon Champions for Switch and Phones. Later, Ryan gives his reviews ... more
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If we lived in a sane and reasonable society Johnathan Holmes would already be famous, but in hopes of healing the earth I shall write this review and encourage all comers to listen to his excellence
I’m a longtime Jonathan Holmes fan and yeah — he’s excellent. Of course he is. But I feel like Tanya is the secret sauce of this show. Not only do the two of them have fantastic chemistry, but she’s just casually one of the funniest people on the planet. And I love that neither of them are afraid to experiment with the structure of the show. TTWAV is one of my favorites!
Calls suicide a selfish act most recently. I dunno it’s generally a good podcast but sometimes he says some pretty upsetting things.
Very fun and compassionate.
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Conversations center around video games, encompassing both classic and contemporary titles. The hosts analyze game mechanics, cultural impact, and the unique narratives that gamers encounter. Expect a rich tapestry of discussions that highlights the voices of women in the gaming industry, featuring humor, personal anecdotes, and insightful critiques. Episodes often cover nuances of game localization, character design, and emotional responses to gameplay, making it a thoughtful listen for gaming enthusiasts seeking diverse perspectives.
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Talking to Women about Videogames launched 4 years ago and published 131 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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Recent guests on Talking to Women about Videogames include:
1. Dr. Glen Hood
2. Alex Apollo
3. James Montagna
4. Dr. Adam
5. Indie Alpaca
6. Elsa Farin
7. Travis Touchdown
8. Alannah Guevara
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