Chris Bratt interviews interesting people from around the games media about how they do their work. Support this show on Patreon!
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games |
Chelsea Reed Miller is a video editor for IGN and a spokesperson for the IGN Creators Guild, a brand spanking new union thats been officially recognized by IGNs parent company just a couple of months ago. more
Quintin Smith is one third of People Make Games, although hopefully you already knew that. Outside of his work with us, he's also known as the co-founder of board games behemoth Shut Up & Sit Down and now, as of just a few weeks ago, he's started som... more
Stephen Totilo has been a games journalist for two decades now, making him one of the most experienced people in the field. His career spans a stint at MTV News as its first ever games reporter, nine years as Kotakus Editor-in-Chief and until recentl... more
Nathan Grayson and Riley MacLeod have just launched a brand new, worker-owned games publication called Aftermath, along with some other ex-Kotaku staff you'll recognise. As in, today, right now! Chris grabbed them for an interview a few days ago to t... more
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I really like there video content and this is a good extension of what they offer to fill the times before videos. more
Great to have a Bratterz podcast again. How far he has come!
Only two eps out so far, and so far they're great! Each one has been a deep dive interview with someone about their career in games journalism, with some really great digging from the host to get interesting stories out of the guests.
Great look into the games industry. Always enjoy Chris' approach and the industry insiders who have really interesting perspectives.
I love watching videos from People Make Games, and now I can listen to them too! Can’t wait for more. These people know what they’re doing
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