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Are classic games deserving of their praise? Or have the unwashed masses been blinded by nostalgia? On the Retro Spectives Podcast, we tell you why you're wrong about the games you love.

A radical retro step back in time with one over excitable wally and a stoic 80's encyclopedia that looks like the ginger bloke from MASK. Every week together they travel back and forward time (sans Delorian) to deliver you the world's most bodacious nostalgia, striving to put right what once went wrong and hoping that the next leap will be the leap home

Welcome to TRN Drive-In! Visit the snack bar and tune your radio to The Retro Network because it's time to screen the movies you love.

Each episode, we discuss at least one classic game each, looking at them from a modern perspective but also remembering where they stand in the evolution of game development. Sometimes they're games we played and loved growing up. Sometimes they're games we missed and are experiencing for the first time. Though we each have our core beloved genres, we all play a variety of games of various styles, eras, and platforms.

Hosted by Chris, Logan and Sam, "A Bit of Retro" is the podcast with three friends. These super serious gamers are here to re-live all things old school without nostalgia goggles and give you their honest and often hilarious recounts of these pivotal times throughout entertainment history.

Gamer Radio is a weekly show covering all things gaming in a family-friendly way ranging from TCGs, classic tabletop games, retro and modern video games and the general gaming ecosystem. An example of games we regularly cover are MTG, Flesh & Blood, Pokemon TCG, classic Nintendo and a wide array of board games. Mike, our host is the host of Coder Radio and a dad who uses gaming to help his son learn many life skills and the virtues of friendly competition. We are audience driven show and wel ...

A podcast where I discuss games MLP and power rangers. Including news reviews and other stuff Regular segments include The news Review of some sort Retro section At least one power rangers mystic forces hate joke

Joey Green was born in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1959. In 1985, Joey moved to New York City where he met bassist/producer Brian Stanley who helped him form an indie rock band called the "Jury". After living in Vienna, Austria for the last 20 years, Joey Green has relocated back to New York City and his rock & roll roots, focusing his artistic energy on a new set of original 1970's style original rock productions. However, when Joey left New York City in 2000, there was no such thing as " ...

The Worldbuilder's Tavern is a bi-weekly podcast for sci-fi and fantasy writers. The hosts (writer, makeup artist, and dungeon master Emma Maione; writer and developmental editor Allison Alexander; and marketing manager and academic Christiana Jones) break down the worldbuilding of speculative shows, movies, and books, sharing insights into how creatives can apply professional storytelling techniques to their own projects.

We've turned video game podcasting into a competitive blood sport. Enter the ring where two games go head-to-head in 6 rounds of debate combat. VOTE your favorites through a 16-game tournament hosted on Instagram (@ConsoleWarFightNight) to crown the #1 Contender. Battle our Secret Final Boss on the podcast! Think you can beat us? Presented to you in the style of a live sports broadcast and wrapped in a thought provoking analytical discussion, this is nostalgic combat.

It’s comedy, it’s a podcast, it’s a vibe. Aaron Kleiber — comedian, actor, proud husband and father of three — talm’bout comedy, parenting, food, culture, movies/tv, sharing stories and experiences; sometimes with cool friends! Dad, actor, comedian - Aaron has commanded audiences with his energized, crowd-pleasing live performances with tales of life, marriage and fatherhood. His break-out as one of the most in-demand feature acts - touring alongside the likes of Bob Saget, Jim Breuer, John ...

These podcasts... are the obituaries to all the Hers I’ve ever been, and all the daily ways I’ve died. They are all the things I never said. They are my love letters to the souls of your feet, the knots in your stomach, the purr of the creation-tiger and all the ways you’ve tried to tame her. They are the works-in-progress of my blood, the stories I want to bypass your brain, the words I want you to feel in your bones. They are the dripping wet, silken threads webbing the space between womb ...