
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 | 408 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsLeisureEntertainment NewsVideo Games | |||

Jonny, and Joel review the details of the Chaos Cubed drop, discuss a colourful email about villager trading in Minecraft, and give their first impressions of sulfur caves, new blocks, and how sulfur cubes will be adding chaos into their worlds.
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Joel, and Jonny round up the final tweaks to Chaos Cubed before it hits the Minecraft launcher tomorrow, then dive into listener email to discuss new wood type chest wishes, the potential wisdom of owls, and the want to pick up the dappled forest, an... more
Jonny, and Joel cover small adjustments to Minecraft Chaos Cubed ahead of the drop next week, talk about the Minecraft Dungeons II trailer, and speculate on how new Chaos Cubed features will be worked into their current projects.
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Joel, and Jonny review the news coming out of the Minecraft Live presentation at TwitchCon Rotterdam including the Chaos Cubed release, Minecraft Dungeons II, the Minecraft movie sequel, and the dappled forest, and other new game features coming this... more
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Oh wait happy birthday Joel AND Johnny (it your name without the “h”? Idk)
LOVE THE SHOW thanks for reading my emails too!
W Pixelrift! I mainly know of him from Dig Straight Down, he wins the weekly challenge quite a bit! Ya’ll should watch that podcast too!
I think these guys yap too much while they’re talking about different Minecraft topics I think they need to cut the cheddar on your stupid bills and just talk about Minecraft news like every other good Minecraft podcast these guys suck
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Fans can expect long-form Minecraft conversations that blend in-depth snapshots, vanilla-plus build discussions, and listener-driven Q&As. Episodes frequently center on Mojang's latest snapshot notes, new blocks and gameplay mechanics (notably sulfur-related items and related world-gen), ongoing personal build progress, and planning for events like Minecraft Live. A strong through-line is community engagement, with hosts riffing on design ideas for biomes, mobs, and mini-games while balancing technical critique with creative experimentation. Noteworthy are their willingness to speculate on future updates, their detailed focus on build methodology, and the recurring emphasis on audience input and charity-driven events as motors for content. more
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The Spawn Chunks launched 8 years ago and published 408 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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