Leah, Rich and your host Brian use an extremely scientific process to develop the definitive list of the best videogame characters of all time.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureVideo Games |
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I was introduced to the 3 hosts because of Cane and Rinse, where with the exception of Leon these are my favorite hosts from that podcast. Needless to say when I found out about this podcast about a week ago I’ve been listening to every single episode starting from the beginning. Though I personally miss their V.A.X. rating system I still think the episodes are great fun to listen to and laugh out loud funny multiple times. Keep up the great work Brian, Leah, and Rich!
Nothing can stop the science! An embarrassment of rich-es!
Selfishly would love this to be weekly! Started listening a few months ago and cannot get enough.
Some might say it’s the most scientific podcast out there! Peer-reviewed, even!
Delightful light-hearted break from Cane and Rinse regulars. Really enjoying the analysis of characters fro your favorite video games.
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This podcast engages in conversations that center around the examination and ranking of video game characters through a unique and scientific lens. Each episode is filled with insightful discussions, personal anecdotes, and a knowing humor that adds depth to the analysis. Regular themes include character development, emotional narratives, and the cultural significance of gaming figures, all contributing to an entertaining format that balances rigorous evaluation with lighthearted banter. The hosts, Leah, Rich, and Brian, not only celebrate beloved characters but also explore the psychological impacts games have on their lives, making it appealing for gamers who appreciate thoughtful critiques and humor alike.
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The Character Issues Podcast launched 5 years ago and published 77 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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