
The Spawn Chunks is a podcast all about Minecraft. We dig into Minecraft related news, and development snapshots, explore game content, listen to the Minecraft community, and craft our personal thoughts, and experiences about the game we love.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 403 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsLeisureEntertainment NewsVideo Games | |||

Joel, and Jonny talk about the new Minecraft friends feature, and peer-to-peer gameplay coming to Java Edition, then answer listener email about aiming geysers, rock elementals, and greedy goblins.
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Jonny, and Joel explore the new sulfur cafe generation in Snapshot 6 for the next Minecraft drop, answer listener email about shoulder mounted mobs, then discuss what sandbox games do right, and how Minecraft could take inspiration.
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Joel, and Jonny celebrate Episode 400 with primed sulfur cubes, potent sulfur powered geysers, and an explosive chunkmail inbox of community email in this extra large slice of The Spawn Chunks.
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Jonny, and Joel talk tiny changes to sulfur caves, and sulfur cubes, answer listener email about sandstorms, and End drops, and get down on their bellies to look at the idea of adding reptiles to Minecraft.
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This show centers Minecraft news, updates, and community insights through casual, in-depth conversations between two hosts who share building projects, design ideas, and reactions to snapshot changes. Episodes frequently blend hands-on gameplay discussion with speculative features, listener questions, and a focus on how Minecraft's world, biomes, and mechanics could evolve while staying true to the game's creative sandbox spirit. A standout is the duo's collaborative dynamic and their habit of tying practical gameplay, server life, and long-term builds to broader updates and community feedback, which makes it a solid resource for listeners who want both actionable tips and thoughtful commentary on Minecraft's ongoing evolution.
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The Spawn Chunks launched 8 years ago and published 403 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 The Spawn Chunks include:
1. Agnes Larsen
2. Tadpole Milke
3. Dr. Heather Christie
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