Video Games and Music Podcast
Two hobbies in separate segments by aging gamers who love talking about the latest trends, playing new games alongside their retro favorites and recommending records to help you and each other discover new music.
Recent Podcast Episodes
Joel cracks the XBOX and feels left behind. Shane won't say anything bad about Anthem and prefers swinging after brownies. Karl hits a gaming milestone and can handle a strong breeze.
Crackdown 3, Apex Legends, a hop on the same train, recommended record Feral Roots from Rival Sons and a couple gigs including a band celebrating the 40th anniversary of their debut punk classic.
Shane likes the physical, Joel talks to his house and Karl doesn't look forward to ironing because he's not a freak.
Chocolate for breakfast, punching producer mini games, requiring hot food at work, walls, The Gardens Between, Abby Jeanne Music Box Dancer and the usual listening program.
Joel, Shane, Karl and Brad’s individual picks for top ten favorite albums of 2018. Plus there’s the usual Side A Video Game content as well.
An episode to close out the year with a 2018 wrap-up and a chat about the future consoles from Sony and Microsoft that loom over the horizon.
Favorite video games of 2018, gaming resolutions for 2019 and a recommended album from Courtney Barnett.
High volume October, Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales, Horizon Chase Turbo, more time in the gym and Wild West, WSTR Identity Crisis, new Smashing Pumpkins and Judas Priest records, live show from Lauryn Hill disappoints, Junior Brown’s guitar work doesn’t and David Bowie 2000 Glastonbury gig.
Pokemon Let’s Go, Red Dead Redemption 2, Battlefield V, Caramel, Coconut, Stouts, Laura Jane Grace & The Devouring Mothers, mosh pit, Record Store Day and an airport bloody ear.
The lineup for MGC Main Stage 2019
More old favorites for the next time you’re crate digging.
Your humble author struggles with finding a new format for the column and finds his first favorite record of 2019.
The future of gaming including potentially the beginning of the end of physical media, playing games on a smart phone with a controller, first impressions of Devil May Cry 5 and Tetris 99, and a recommended record for fans of the Big Four of Thrash.