
Janet Garcia and Isaiah Smith talk Games and Not Games every week. The Games section includes topics like what we've been playing, co-op adventures, opinions on the industry etc. and the Not Games section includes lighthearted conversations and debates, events we attend together, movies, shows, and more.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureVideo Games | |||

Janet and Isaiah talk about their time playing Love Eternal, a gravity flipping difficult platformer, and God of War Sons of Sparta, a surprise 2D metroidvania entry set in the world of God of War (GAMES). Then they talk about going to a Resident Ev... more
Janet and Isaiah talk about their recent PC Gaming renaissance happening in the house, what sparked this interest, what games they’ve been playing, and what they think isin store for them in the future (GAMES). Then they talk about going to sleep. Th... more
Janet and Isaiah try to figure out what does it mean to be an exceptional game, what does it mean to innovate in a game, and ultimately try to decide if innovation is a requirement for making an exceptionally good game (GAMES). Then they talk about t... more
Janet and Isaiah create a new Backloggd account for Games And Not Games. In doing so they must come together and work out just what their shared Top 5 Favorite Games are (GAMES). Then they get into their financial life after being married and talk ab... more
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Janet and Isaiah are so relatable! Not only are they super knowledgeable about games (from press, dev, and enthusiast perspectives), they also talk life and all the highs and lows of your late 20s / early 30s. I see so many elements of my own relationship in their conversations. A fantastic and unique show in the space.
Both hosts are great, cool, and funny. This podcast rules!
This podcast continues to inspire. I really enjoy the chemistry you have with each other and the drive you guys feed into one another. Please never stop.
I’ve been a fan of Janet for a while and have always been Isaiah curious since he would show up to leave nuggets of wisdom throughout some of Janet’s different project/podcast appearances. When I heard that they were finally combining their powers for good in the form of the Gangcast, I was eager to finally peak behind the curtain of one of gaming journalism’s power couples. Needless to say, I’m hooked. You can feel the dynamism between these two, bringing different perspectives and balance to t... more
two legends doing it up real big
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The show centers on gaming culture through weekly conversations between two hosts who blend game discussions with lighter, personal and pop culture banter. Recent episodes mix industry news, hands-on experiences with new hardware and games, and thoughtful debates about what makes a game exceptional, alongside personal life updates, travel, and everyday interests. A distinctive aspect is the chemistry between the hosts, which comes through in candid storytelling, playful banter, and a willingness to weave gaming with lifestyle topics like finances, weddings, and hobbies. This combination likely resonates with listeners who want informed game takes delivered in a relatable, entertainment-forward format with occasional guest perspectives and c... more
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