Steve and Josh both brought 5 songs each, they both don't know the what songs the the other brought! So they're all revealed then we chill, listen and chat about a bunch of awesome indie game music!

Trav and Alex welcome YouTube creator and personality SomeCallMeJohnny, where you'll learn that some also call him an illustrator, an animator, and a guy with tons of ideas. We talk about early influences, how his channel has grown since 2008 (!!) and what it's like to have an audience for that long.

We are back for Season 2! Thank you for your patience. I am really excited to kick this season off with BEER! I know, I said I would never do beer.... but you know what.... We are doing beer! With us on this journey is Jeffrey, from the Polykill Discord!

In this episode, Trav and Steve chat about games to play in 1996, speedrunning Ico, retiring an overly gimmicky game, and ninjas.

Dreams is a game building platform, and there are many fascinating and experimental games on there. One that caught our eye was called "Lock," and this game was so well built out and fun to play through we just had to talk to the creator!

In this episode, Trav and Alex chat about the videos over the last couple of weeks including Act Raiser-likes, Back to the Future games on the NES, and Time Trax. Keanu Reeves and Well-Actually guy chat about swimming for a little bit before the hosts breakdown and share their top 13 games from 2010 through 2019. Check it out!

In this hilarious episode, Brian and Travis are joined by their buddy Jeffrey, and the guys discuss male beauty standards and pooping in the woods. They also do some impersonations, and Tim nails the outro.

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In this episode we chat about games on the Vita, getting going on the Stadia, and the impact of The Last of Us 2. Steve has a score to settle with his cat and Travis wants another kid just so he can enjoy Axiom Verge 2 more. How excited are you for games coming out in 2021? Who was this episode's Polykiller?

In this episode we take a look back to some early indie game memories. What got us into indie games? What are our earliest memories? and is it possible to be nostalgic for something less than 10 years old?
All this is answered - and more!

DrunkFriend welcomes Norm Caruso, the Gaming Historian, to the podcast to chat about his channel and what goes into it. Find out how he selects his topics, what goes into his research, and who he gets compared to most often.

A true cocktail episode! What are these aperitifs that I pass by every time I am in the liquor store? Maybe I should try them? Absolutely! The lovely Pearl and myself geek it out chatting about cocktails and how aperitifs can elevate your cocktail game.

Travis and Brian share listener feedback, and listen to some highlights from all of Polymedia's podcasts as well as our good friends' Youtube channels. It's a big circle jerk where we tell each other we're great and people like us. Stuart Smalley would be proud.

On this episode, Trav and Alex sit down with Daniel Greenberg, a professor of Computer Game Design at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA. Daniel has several insights on what it takes to make a great game designer and has given plenty of lectures, talks, and panels at a number of conferences you've been to. What console would you take to the afterlife? Is there internet in the afterlife? We tackle the hard questions in this episode.

Feel the burn! Join me as I try another spirit I have not had.... ever??

In this episode you'll discover something quite interesting about Steve - he only owns one pair of pants but he bathes incessantly like he's guilty about something. What is that something? He won't tell. What does the new year have in store? Will Trav try to invent time travel? Will Steve become a speedrunner and abandon the podcast? Who beat the most games? Was it CorpseFlood? Yes.

It's the beginning of the new year, and you know what that means - time to celebrate all the wonderful games we played in the year prior.
Welcome to our first ever "game of the year," superlative style show, and of course we do it in our own special indiequest way!

We are back to Portugal! Only this time, we are not going to an island, we are going to the Douro Valley to drink some Port! Is Port an old person wine? I mean I hope not, I drink it! HA!

Merry Christmas! Our guest this week is Dan Hess, otherwise known as the composer of the Pilotwings 64 soundtrack! He talks about the development of said game and a few other titles he was involved with, as well as his personal favorite video game soundtrack (not really what you'd expect!), what it was like to deal with Nintendo, and why he eventually bowed out of the video game industry.

In this Lessersode, Caleb and Travis cover all of the mainline entries to the original Blaster Master storyline starting with the classic NES title. Using F.X. Nine's Worlds of Power novel as a foundation, you'll hear the story of Jason Frudnick and how his insatiable love for his pet frog Fred led to quite the discovery.

Trav and Steve wrap up 2020 talking about Super Meat Forever coming out in the near future and what has them worried. Steve has a bunch of video game characters over for Christmas and Trav mails himself to The Rock.