In this episode, Trav and Alex get the pleasure of interviewing a different kind or runner. Tara recently completed all 24 races at the festival of 5k's, the Pemberton 24. That's right. She ran 24 5K races in one day. We ask her about that experience, how running as a hobby began for her, as well as what she eats and how she trains. The show is kicked off with what videos have been produced by the hosts lately and a pair of listener emails about our favorite games played in 2020 and if SNESdrunk will ever add ratings to his reviews.

In this episode we meet Lara Croft, an artifact hunter who takes on quite the expedition. We travel around the globe on an Indiana Jones-like adventure that has us leaping over spiked pits, being chased by giant boulders, and meeting a tour guide who no one wants to listen to. We also murder most of the endangered animals on earth and even discover living prehistoric creatures as well. Can we put a stop to a madwoman hellbent on taking human evolution in an entirely unnecessary and evil direction? Find out!

Join Steve and Trav as they chat Guitar Hero Van Halen, Maid of Sker, Soul Blazer, and Hades! Trav gets a pretty big deal addition for his N64 collection and Steve has gang tattoos all over his body. Top 5 unintentionally scary video games wrap up the show! You don't want to miss this!

On this Gin filled episode we are joined by Alex of the popular YouTube channel SNES Drunk and podcast DrunkFriend. What is the difference between Old Tom Gin vs London Dry Gin? Would you get "Gin Crazy" during the Gin Craze? Should you play Dragon View? Ok that last one is random, but join us as we answer these questions and more while enjoying a lovely Tom Collins.

Brian and Travis are joined by Steve a.k.a. Blink, and talk about how covid is affecting our hair styles, and play a horror-themed trivia game.

Welcome to the first episode of Petee's Power Hour! In our first adventure we go on a journey to the island of Madeira, where it's fortified wine lays hidden to be discovered. On this epic journey we have our 8-bit companion, Trav from NESFriend and the hilarious co-host of the podcast DrunkFriend. Join us as we discuss Madeira's treasure and why everyone should be drinking this delectable wine!

Trav and Alex decide it's time to anger the listeners by listing off their Top 13 NES games and purposefully leave some off that will get your blood boiling. Do you like Contra? Do you like Mega Man? You better beware. Listener emails ask what Trav does for money and the hosts take turns answering how they would flip a classic game into a different genre altogether. It's a fun time, especially if you like the NES.

In this episode, Trav is excited to escape from a prison he doesn't belong in while Steve manages to knock out all three 3D Mario's in a two week span. Is Corpse Flood still the boss? Yes, but some twitter drama unfolds. Trav is still working on Dark Cloud 2 and Vandal Hearts while Steve discovers an Epic Mickey Hidden gem. Settle in for console launch season as the Top 5 console launch titles for each serve as the topic of discush.

Brian and Travis are back with guest Burgerchamp. We talk about weird things we've found, and play a brand new game "Clues of Mystery".

Episode 28 welcomes Summoning Salt on, a YouTuber who documents speedrunning world record progressions and can beat up Mike Tyson in short order. We discuss how much effort goes into his videos, what is research regimen is, and we even dig for more details on the enigmatic Matt Turk. To kick off the show, Alex and Trav answer some emails about formative gaming experiences and licensed games, both good and bad. Would you fight 100 duck sized t-rexes? We wouldn't either.

On this episode, Trav and Alex are joined by Brian and Jim from the Drink A Beer & Play A Game YouTube Channel and Power Hour podcast. Together they discuss channel longevity, their least favorite and most favorite projects, and their differences in game opinions. How good is Typing of the Dead? Who is Heathcliff Slocumb? All this and more!

There is a new co-host. WHO IS IT? Trav and the new co-host chat about all kinds of games including Dark Cloud 2, 13 Sentinels, and 3D Marios! There are a lot more games here but it could give the co-host away, so too bad. Listen to the show. The new host gets grilled in the hot seat and the beat tweets return to prominence.

This week on DrunkFriend, we have another recurring guest, only this time he gets his own episode -- Caleb J. Ross joins us to talk about all kinds of books about video games, both fiction and non-fiction, as well as his own work and his own writing process, including some hidden gems in the literature world that he would recommend our listeners read! We discuss Blake J. Harris' "Console Wars," Jeff Ryan's "Super Mario," Tristan Donovan's "Replay," among many others. We also talk about families in video games, The King of All Cosmos' package, whether or not we'd want to see a Chrono Trigger remake (answers may surprise you), dungeon crawlers, Swans... geez what didn't we talk about? BookDrunk!

This one is hard. Jake is the reason the show exists and he's the reason it ever mattered. But he has to step away, at least for now.

This week on DrunkFriend, we take a detour from gaming and talk to New Zealand artist Leila Ataya! She creates drawing and painting tutorials on Youtube, and we talk to her about her teaching background, the differences in teaching styles around the world, her inspirations and influences, and the "happy accident" that is her Youtube channel! Trav and Alex also talk about video promotion on social media, our "deserted island" games, and the intensely strange story in Skate or Die 2!

On this episode, Jason Heine (Heine House Entertainment), the pioneer of retro gaming podcasts, stops by to chat about All-Gen Gamers, racing games, and of course... Missouri. Trav and Alex take a break from videos this week but do answer some emails about their favorite boss battles and what a Seinfeld video game would look like. There's even a mean email. Listener questions ask if indie-inspired retro games are over saturating the market and what old movie or TV show would make for a great game today. Jason talks a bit about getting phished and spotlights his OST contributions on Hotshot Racing!

The next season of the podcast is coming next month! Until then, enjoy this intermediate attempt to stay relevant on your podcast feeds. In this mini-episode of Tales of the Lesser Medium, Caleb and Travis go deeper than anyone thought possible on the narratives of three very forgettable games from the classic Nintendo Entertainment System. Buckle-up for a heavy dose of Battles of 3D Worldrunner, Toki, and Astyanax.

Trav and Alex take a break from guests this week for a relaxed episode where they catch up on the videos they released this week on their respective YouTube channels and try to recall a delicious sandwich from a 90's action thriller. An email asks for recommended kids games and another listener wanted to know what game sounds induced the most panic. Alex shares some of the meanest comments he's received on his channel and for fun, the hosts rank some of the second-tier developers on their respective favorite systems!

In this episode, Trav gushes about Dark Cloud 2 and shares that he's only ever played Monopoly on the GameBoy. Jake shares a rare gem he's been playing along with Darksiders Genesis. Is Gargoyle's Quest a good NES game? How hard is it to get a Dreamcast to play demo discs? Find out. The episode concludes with a game of the esteemed Bryzamid and it gets a little wild as usual.

On this episode of of DrunkFriend, Trav and Alex are joined by David of Mariachi Entertainment System. We get all the inside scoops on the band's roster, talk about how it all comes together, and discuss some of the most memorable moments for MES. The hosts kick off the show with a recap of Alex's experience at the Uplink LiRetro virtual convention this past weekend. Find out what happened after Alex posted his Waterworld review that mentioned the game's soundtrack composer. Can your eyeballs handle JJ Squawkers? What is on Trav and Alex's romhack wishlist? The show rounds out with a brief discussion about Tetris Attack for some reason.