Depression can be a prison, both emotionally and physically.
Content warning: Depression, mental illness, suicide
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In this episode Al talks with author Lilse Asalt about D&D and her experiences running the game at her local coffee house.
You can find Lilse's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@lilseasalt
On July 30, 2026 Wizards of the Coast announced the return of the Dark Sun setting. If you are not familiar with this setting, think of it as Mad Max meets Dungeons and Dragons, but without the guns and cars. This is an impromptu episode where I discuss my thoughts on the return of this setting.
In this episode we will take a look at some of the aspects of Dungeons & Dragons that, over the last few years, have been labeled as problematic.
We will be taking a look at topics like racism, sexism, politics, and the origin of orcs. This was not a fun episode to write. I tried to understand the views of both sides. Spoiler alert: I think both sides have issues, but they are not the same.
This is a long episode, and I still don't think I covered everything I could have or should have touched upon.
More importantly, there is the question of what we should do about aspects of D&D that are considered problematic. There is not an answer that will satisfy everyone, but I will do my best to discuss what we should do.
You find yourself in a strange place...
Author unknown
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Remember when mom and dad used to warn you about getting into cars with strangers?
Guest narration by Rissa Montanez
Written by Wil Grisack
This story is property of the author and is being used with permission.
You can visit Rissa's website at www.rissavoices.com and connect with her on Instagram at Rissa.Voices
When you are hiking in the woods remember to obey the trail signs. They were probably put there for a reason...
Author Unknown
This story contains some profanity. Listener discretion advised.
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Working at a summer camp can give you memories that will haunt you, or I mean stay with you, for life!
Written by LeoDuhVinci
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You never know what you'll find when you explore an abandoned area.
Author unknown
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Working at an arcade is not all fun and games.
Author unknown.
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Have you ever wondered how celebrities get so beautiful?
Written by Jdeschene
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Today we're keeping it short and sweet with five stories from the genre known as Micropasta
Dark Corners
Grocery List
The Lookout Tower
The Portraits
-Author Unknown
Respawn
Written by HopelessNightOwl
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Dreams and nightmares are sometimes indistinguishable from one another.
Written by Emeryy
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A CD ROM can have something worse than a computer virus...
Author unknown
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Not everything at a carnival is fun...
Credited to Vincent Vena Cava
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Small towns can hold dark secrets...
Author unknown
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Did you know that the state of Wisconsin played a role in a power struggle within the Mormon church? In this episode we'll take a look at the myth of the mound builders, pseudo-archeology, strange plates, and how it relates to the Mormon church.
In this episode we'll be joined by author Lilse Asalt to discuss to closely related topics: possession and an evil spirit known as the wendigo.
You can find Lilse's books at https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0CH5HBTPX
Visit Lilse's Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@lilseasalt
I have always done stories written by people but for this episode I decided to do something different. I asked ChatGPT to write a creepypasta about an ai writing a creepypasta. This is the result.
Amusement parks can hold countless memories...
Author unknown
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You hear noise coming from a floor that doesn't exist. Do you check it out?
Author unknown
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Have you ever seen an empty lot and wondered what used to be there?
Author: Unknown
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Some friends have been with you since the beginning.
Author unknown
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In this episode we'll take a look at four trollpasta, or stories that are written to be so bad they are good, designed to mislead the reader for humorous effect, or that make fun of some of the cliches in the world of creepypasta.
Hyper-realistic
written by Trogdorbad
A Haunting Most Mario
Author unknown
Busses Suck
Written by Clericofmadness
Last Words
Author unknown
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We love revisiting shows from our childhood...
Written by Goopking
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There is a reason many folktales tell you to stay out of the woods after dark...
Author unknown
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This should go without saying, but treat others as you want to be treated.
Written by Tiololo
Content warning: Bullying
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Remember those pizza restaurants from the 80s that had games and animatronic animals performing music?
Author unknown
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Urban legends are the most fun when you share them with a friend.
Author unknown
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Some video games are pure terror!
Author unknown
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Who doesn't love a good Christmas party?
Written by Creepy Thomas O
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How far would you go to write a story?
Written by FlakyPorcupine
Additional music: Silent Night LoFi version by Soul Prod Music
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This episode we'll hear three short stories about the wonders and horrors that lie beyond the safety of our home world.
Red Moon
Written by Avenging Angel
Warm Skin, Cold Heart
Author unknown
Lunar Outpost 27B
Author unknown
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Winter nights can be peaceful...and terrifying.
Author unknown
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Not everyone gets to live an ordinary life.
Written by Chelsea.adams.524
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Even places designed for fun aren't immune to strange occurances.
Written by DontTurnAround
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If you heard a legend about a lost town would you investigate?
Author unknown
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Happy Halloween! Why not treat yourself to a Halloween creepypasta?
Written by MakRaltson
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Sometimes there is more to a Halloween decoration than meets the eye...
Written by AustinDR
Content Warning: Domestic abuse
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Every town has its traditions.
Written by Gloomara
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Something a little different this week: a poem to honor some classic horror movies.
Written by Shadow the Lion Queen
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You hear scratching in the woods. Perfectly natural, right?
Author unknown
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According to South African pastor Joshua Mhlakela the Rapture would occur sometime on September 23rd or 24th of 2025. This caused some faithful to take to TikTok and other social media platforms to express their thoughts on this upcoming event. In some extreme cases the faithful sold their homes and gave away everything they owned, confident they wouldn't need it anymore.
But what exactly is the Rapture? Where does it appear in the Bible? In this episode we'll take a look at the Rapture and the various schools of thought on when it is supposed to occur.
If you are a fan of classic arcade games then you are probably familiar with Brian's work. He has worked on several popular games including Xenophobe, Arch Rivals, Spy Hunter, and Rampage. In this episode Brian shares some stories about working in the video game industry.
You can visit Brian's company Game Refuge at https://www.gamerefuge.com/ and also find him on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/BrianFColin
What would you do if you were on the verge of death?
Content Warning: Suicide
Written by EmpyrealInvective
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To be alone in the dark, with nothing but your thoughts, and maybe something else...
Written by MakRalston
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If you have been to the vendor hall of a game convention in the last few years you've probably noticed more people selling 3D printed merchandise. Or perhaps you have even thought of getting a 3D printer. But where do you start? Is it even possible to make money from this hobby?
In this impromptu episode Al shares his experience as a vendor selling 3D printed goods at game conventions and gives you some information about resin and filament printers.
Due to my schedule I will be taking a break for the month of August.
You can now find my music on various streaming platforms!
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/alseeger/the-creepypasta-album-3
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/alseeger/the-backrooms-vibe-music-inspired-by-the-backrooms
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/alseeger/metal-revolution-2
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/alseeger/strange-sounds-afoot-soundtrack-for-horror-role-playing-games
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/alseeger/dungeons-and-drumbeats
You can also look me up on YouTube Music.
In this episode I narrate H.P. Lovecraft's classic story Dagon.
This story is in public domain.
This story is the author's entry for Cornconic’s Holders Revival 2025 writing contest. The Holders tells the tale of a group of mystical objects that when brought together could spell the end of the world.
Written by CiAcoustiCorgi
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A ritual creepypasta about summoning an entity and letting it take control of your body. What could possibly go wrong?
Author unknown
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This episode we'll listen to three tales of terror about photographs.
The Girl in the Photograph
Tower of Silence
Don't use Polaroids Owned by Dead People
Author for all three stories is unknown.
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The woods can be a welcoming place...
Author unknown
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The term bullshido first appeared in the mid-1990s. It is a combination of the words bullsh!t and bushido. While its meaning can vary depending on who you ask, most people in the martial arts community can agree that it refers to fraudulent martial artists who teach ineffective martial arts. In this episode we'll dive into the weird and wacky world of bullshido.
Some music in this episode by Aleksey Chistilin and is from Pixabay.
Are you afraid of the dark?
Written by BonfireRake
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There are so many things to do in Las Vegas!
Credited to J. Stan Shocker
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The word "cult" is an interesting word. In today's world it gets thrown around and applied to almost anything and everything. In this episode we'll take a look at different types of cults, how to identify a potential cult, and what you can do if you suspect someone you know has joined a cult.
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In this episode Al chats with Issac Shaker from the Setting the Stage podcast. We discuss various aspects of role playing game settings, both pre-made and homebrew.
You can connect with Issac on the following sites:
www.gocorral.com/sts
https://bsky.app/profile/gocorral.bsky.social
https://www.threads.com/@ishaker09
www.gocorral.com
There's nothing like small town charm.
Author unknown
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Sometimes there is a reason no one goes to "that" part of town.
Written by Hezzyy1
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In this episode Al talks with psychic medium Kristina Bloom about several topics including paranormal investigation, spirit guides, and the Akashic Records.
You can find links to Kristina's YouTube channels and social media at https://linktr.ee/kristinabloomspiritualadvisor
We all love telling scary stories.
Author unknown
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In this episode Al brings on psychic medium and spiritual therapist Arabella Belle Rose. Arabella grew up in a haunted house and shares some of her experiences interacting with ghosts in the United Kingdom.
You can follow Arabella on Facebook at The Mystic Belle.
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This episode features three tales about what can happen after the sun goes down.
Lightless City
Written by KI Simpson
Born in the Fog
Written by friendlycynic
Midnight Salesman
Written by RedNovaTyrant
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In this episode Al talks with medium Crystal Jordan. She shares some of her experiences being a medium, conducting paranormal investigations, and her experience with the Winchester Mystery House.
You can find find Crystal on TikTok @srmediumshipllc and on the web at https://strongrootshm.com/
You never know what the the number in someone's username means.
Written by Digitama
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In this episode we take a look at using folklore as inspiration for Dungeons and Dragons.
Sometimes you're stuck between between Scylla and Charybdis.
Written by SpiritVoices
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Be careful when you take up a dare...
Author unknown
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Sometimes dreams become all too real.
Author unknown
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Who doesn't like a good ghost story?
The Black Lady of Bradley Woods
Author Unknown. Retrieved from Urban Legends Online
The Doughboy
Author unknown
Candy for Ghosts
Written by Gomez Capulet
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Remember when the Backrooms was just a seemingly endless maze where nothing happened? As the Backrooms became popular it became so much more than that. However, not all fans of our favorite liminal space think this is a good thing. In this episode Al discusses his thoughts on the subject and whether or not the Backrooms need to be taken back.
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Tis the season...for tales of Yuletide terror!
Story 1: Christmas Cookies, written by Never You Mind Who
Story 2: The Carolers, Written by MakRalston
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Finding the perfect tree can be such a hassle...
Written by TheVespersBell
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While looking for great deals on Black Friday ask yourself what you are really paying for that TV.
Written by Spookyboorhodes
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This episode features four heavy metal tracks celebrating my love of Dungeons and Dragons.
Ice and Wind
Forbidden Lore
Isle of Dread
Lord of the Sword
Lyrics by Al Seeger
Music generated by the Donna App
2024 marks the 50th anniversary of the Dungeons and Dragons role playing game. In this episode I share my list of ten D&D adventures that everyone should try at least once.
As you are out and about getting your Halloween supplies beware of seasonal Halloween stores-you never know if you will have an encounter with SCP 2523.
This story can be found on the SCP Foundation wiki and is protected by creative commons license.
It is the most wonderful time of the year for people in the creepypasta and horror communities! This week we have two short Halloween tales.
Halloween Spirit, written by Squidmanescape
A Normal Halloween Night, author unknown
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October is Depression Awareness Month. For this episode I put together five songs about mental illness.
CONTENT WARNING: Suicide
Lyrics by Al Seeger. Music generated by the Donna app.
Beyond Eternity
Shattered Soul
Forget Me Not
Waiting for the Dawn
Abandoned
Late night TV can be strange.
Author unknown
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September 19th is International Talk Like a Pirate Day! So to get you in the mood here are five pirate and nautical themed songs.
Pirates from Hell (explicit)
The Pirate King
Treasure Map
Under the Waves
Cthulhu Awaken
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September 19th is International Talk Like a Pirate day, so what better time is there to do a show about pirates? In this episode Al talks with author and historian Dr. Rebecca Simon about pirates and their appearance in pop culture.
You can visit Dr. Simon's website at www.rebecca-simon.com and follow her social media accounts @piratebeckalex
As the saying goes, knowledge is power.
Author unknown
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One is such a lonely number.
Written by AudreyOwO
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What is it that makes a person beautiful?
This episode contains dismemberment. Listener discretion advised.
Author unknown
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As the phenomenon known as the Backrooms started to grow in popularity there was much speculation as to where the original photo was taken. Many fans of the Backrooms believed the photo was of a vacant office space or suspected it was a digital creation. Few fans released the location would eventually be found.
In May of 2024 it was revealed that the famous photo was taken at a location that is now a hobby store. In this episode Al interviews the current owner of the building. We talk about the history of the location as well as how the revelation that this was the location of the Backrooms photo has impacted the business.
The building where the Backrooms photo was taken is in need of repairs. If you would like to help please consider donating to the Go Fund Me set up for building's roof repair: https://gofund.me/4b84df48
You never know where a door will take you.
Author unknown
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A dream job can turn into a nightmare.
Author unknown
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This episode contains five hard rock/heavy metal songs inspired by Norse mythology. I wrote the lyrics to these songs during my college years over 20 years ago and used an AI app called Donna to put them to music. I hope to record some of these songs one day with other musicians but for now Donna will have to do.
Let me know what you think of this episode and if you would like to see similar episodes in the future.
Track List
Runespell (female vocal version)
God of the Sword
The Thunderer
Woton's Warrior Women
Runespell (male vocal version)
There is a reason people are afraid of clowns.
Written by Boboofinger
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It's a ritual involving the summoning of a ghost. What could possible go wrong?
Author unknown
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In this episode Al discusses why he thinks that the obsession some conservatives have with labeling things as "woke" is harming the table top role playing gaming community.
Fairies are so cute and innocent looking. What could possibly go wrong?
Author unknown
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As of you needed more reasons to drink coffee.
Author unknown
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Champions come in all shapes and sizes.
Written by Sadguybluu
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas
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Listen to Tracy's podcast at www.folkloringpodcast.com
Are you willing to fight to get your heart's desire?
Author unknown
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Sometimes you find things in a junkyard. Sometimes something finds you.
Written by Wil Grisack.
This story is the intellectual property of the author and is being used with permission.
There is an old board game you may have heard about.
Written by CanadianCowboy
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Every camp has its legends.
Written by LeCremeDeMerde
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Sometimes you hunt down urban legends, and sometimes urban legends hunt down you.
Author unknown
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas
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Demon hunters come in all shapes and sizes.
Written by MLycantrope
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas
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We all remember that one guy who would do crazy things.
Author unknown
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It's just an art film, right?
Credited to AtLeastImGenreSavvy
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas
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In this episode we take a look at the phenomenon of shadowy apparitions, including creatures from ancient times, shadow people, the Hat Man, and the Brocken Specter.
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There is this film company you have probably never heard of...
Author unknown
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You never know where a door will take you.
Author unknown
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Beware when you enter the Witch's Tunnel.
Credited to Nathan
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In this episode Al discusses some factors that make a good demo game for use at conventions.
There's nothing like a nice, hot shower to relax the body.
Written by Parlour
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas
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Have you ever wanted to live in a real life horror movie?
Written by CherryTheWeierdo
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We all desire to find our one true love.
Author unknown.
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Today we have three short creepypasta about food.
Jessica Makes Your Favorites by Jdeschene
Heavenly Mana by MLycantrope
Poisonous by realpeel
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas
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Do you believe in real magic?
Written by Dorkpool
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We cordially extend unto you an invitation. Will you accept?
Author unknown
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As the old saying goes, there are fates worse than death.
Written by Josh Parker
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas
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The subject of liminal space has gained recognition over the last few years, no doubt aided by the growing popularity of the Backrooms. As we begin the year Al takes a look at the concept of liminality and how it has been around for awhile.
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A new take on the classic poem to help get you in the mood for Christmas.
Author unknown
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Music track 1: "Silent Night (lofi version)" by Soul Prod Music and is from Pixabay.
Music track 2: "Brutality" by Al Seeger
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In this episode we'll take a look at the folklore surrounding four witches associated with the Yuletide season.
Opening and closing music by Grand Project and is from Pixabay.
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They are among us...
Author unknown.
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas.
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It is just a beloved holiday song, right?
Author unknown
WARNING: This might be the scariest episode yet because I sing in it. I don't know how to sing.
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Do you want to build a snowman?
Written by Pacersnation16
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Content Warning: Torture, abuse
Be careful when you investigate an urban legend. Sometimes it might turn out to be true.
Author unknown.
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Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas
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Getting ready to start your Christmas shopping? Be careful if you should happen to find an IKEA store with a strangely empty parking lot. You never know if you've just encountered SCP 3008.
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In this episode Al brings on his friend and fellow game designer Tracy Nicholas to discuss her puzzle games. She currently offers three subscription based puzzle box series that draw from influence from fantasy, folklore, and dystopian science fiction.
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If the neighborhood children know to stay away from a place there is probably a reason.
Written by MoistSquelch
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas
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A narration of the classic poem. I probably mispronounced a few of the more obscure words but I hope you enjoy this mini episode.
A bunch of teenagers playing around with an Ouija board on Halloween. You know this story will have a happy ending.
Written by Eric Dodd
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The heart is truly a wondrous thing.
Written by Icydice
Content Warning: murder, torture
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This episode contains profanities in both English and Spanish.
Teach your children to behave, or they might receive a visit from La Bruja.
Written by KillaHawke1
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas. You can visit Tracy's game company at www.madmenandheroes.com
This story can be found on creepypasta.wikia.com and is protected by Creative Commons License.
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If you see an abandoned shack in the woods it might be best to stay away.
Author unknown
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Get out on that dance floor, for the Song and Dance Man is here to play music and sing for your enjoyment!
Credited to Dylan Charles. This story can be found on creepypasta.wikia.com and is protected by Creative Commons license.
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This episode Al is joined by guest Joao Vilca Soto to discuss some of the folklore of Andean culture and the story of Ai Apaec.
One aspect of Andean culture is Ayni, or the law of reciprocity. Joao is part of two organizations that put this theory into practice through conservation and sustainable manufacturing.
www.incamerch.com: Features clothing with Inca inspired designs made from recycled materials.
www.rutaverde.org: Joao's nonprofit organization dedicated to sustainability research and habitat restoration.
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Written by Al Seeger
This story takes place right before the events of an earlier story I wrote called The Truth About Turnip Town. If you haven't listened to that story would recommend listening to that episode first. The link is below.
https://poigamestudio.podbean.com/e/creepypasta-theater-the-truth-about-turnip-town/
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Even a banshee is entitled to heartbreak.
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas.
Visit Tracy's game company at www.madmenandheroes.com
This story can be found on Creepypasta.wikia.com and is protected by creative commons license.
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We talk about the living and the dead, but what about the those who never had a chance to exist?
Written by Brian56t
This story can be found on creepypasta.wikia.com and is protected by creative commons license.
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Who doesn't love a good tourist trap? In this episode we'll take a look at places where the laws of physics don't seem to apply. These locations are known by a variety of names with the most common one being mystery spot. We'll also take a look a related phenomenon called the gravity hill.
A website that helps explain what goes on at a mystery spot:
https://www.scienceabc.com/eyeopeners/mystery-spot-science.html
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This is not the type of fairy tale your mother used to tell you.
As you can probably tell by the title this episode contains expletives.
Written by sleepyhallow_101
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas
Check out Tracy's game company at www.madmenandheroes.com
This story can be found on creepypasta.wikia.com and is protected by creative commons license.
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How far would you go in the quest for knowledge?
Author: Unknown
This story can be found on Creepypasta.wikia.com and is used under creative commons license.
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This week's episode is more along the lines of interesting as opposed to strange. Al brings on his friend Tracy to discuss stage combat. Tracy is a certified instructor for several types of theatrical throwdowns and shares some of the tricks used when staging a fight.
You can find Tracy's game company at www.madmenandheroes.com
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Summer is nearing its end, so why not get out there and enjoy the beauty of nature?
Just be careful. This episode features three short pastas about trips to the forest that ended badly.
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In this episode we'll take a look at one of the most well-known figures of American urban legends-The Hookman.
Do not listen to this episode while parking at the local lover's lane.
Content Warning: Sex, rape, and murder.
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Enjoy this narration of one of the classic creepypastas!
This story can be found on creepypasta.wikia.com and is protected by creative commons license.
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas.
You can visit Tracy's game company at www.madmenandheroes.com
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Beware of games you find on the internet.
Author unknown
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Urban exploration is not for the faint of heart.
Written by suomynona404
This story can be found at creepypasta.wikia.net and is used under creative commons license.
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It is a creepypasta ritual. Of course it will end well!
Written by Icydice
Narration by Tracy Nicholas.
Visit Tracy's game company at www.madmenandheroes.com
Tracy also works with The Folklore Podcast. You can check it out at www.thefolklorepodcast.com
This story can be found at creepypasta.wikia.net and is used under creative commons license.
Sound effects are from Pixabay and are public domain. Music by Al Seeger
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Undead wizards are a popular enemy in the world of fantasy literature, role playing games, and video games. But where did this idea of a wizard who preserves his body after death come from? In this episode Al discusses some possible literary and folkloric influences behind the lich.
Episode 234 of Geekery in General, if you want to learn a little more about the bogatyr:
https://poigamestudio.podbean.com/e/geekery-in-general-234-legendary-weapons-part-8-russia/
An article I consulted for more information on the inspiration for some of the earliest original D&D monsters:
https://diterlizzi.com/essay/owlbears-rust-monsters-and-bulettes-oh-my/
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Al brings back his friend Jeff to discuss some of the cemeteries in the Chicago area.
We did encounter some technical issues while recording this episode. I did my best to fix them. I apologize if the sound quality changes in a few places.
You can visit Jeff's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@corm1000
One of Jeff's videos on Bachelor's Grove: https://youtu.be/UoNnNPirxpw
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You never know who is really on the other side of that text conversation.
Written by Pascal Chatterjee
Guest narration by Tracy Nicholas.
Visit Tracy's game company at www.madmenandheroes.com
Tracy also works with The Folklore Podcast. You can check it out at www.thefolklorepodcast.com
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Al welcomes guests Robert and Melissa from the Haunted Tales podcast to discuss some monsters and legends from Austrian folklore.
You can follow the Haunted Tales podcast at:
Instagram: @hauntedtalespodcast
Twitter: @hauntedtalespod
Podcast page: https://hauntedtales.buzzsprout.com
CORRECTION: I mentioned the Ballad of Tam Lin being an Irish folktale. I double checked after recording and it is actually a Scottish legend.
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This episode features three short pastas about technology and video games:
Who are you Running From?
The Weird Part of YouTube
The Perfect Video Game
This stories can be found on creepypasta.wikia.com and are used under Creative Commons License.
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Some lost towns should stay lost...
Story credited to the Dalek Emperor
Guest narration for this episode by Tracy Nicholas.
Visit Tracy's game company at www.madmenandheroes.com
Tracy also works with The Folklore Podcast. You can check it out at www.thefolklorepodcast.com
Sound effects from freesound.org and used under Creative Commons license.
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The Lone Tree Tapes is an eight part audio drama with Lovecraftian themes and done in an analog horror inspired style.
Our narrator introduces us to a series of tapes that belonged to the recently deceased husband of a childhood friend. But these are no ordinary mix tapes. Between the music a story unfolds of strange events that occurred in a small town in northern California.
Episode 8 Voice cast
DJ Rockin’ Ron Jansen: Wil Grisack
Charlie Greenwald: Al Seeger
Narrator: Dan Hensel
Song : “Neverland” created with Magix Music Maker, used under a commercial license.
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This episode we'll hear three short creepypasta about abandoned places.
Birchville's Abandoned Graveyard
Abandoned Library
The Decaying Mall
These stories can be found on creepypasta.wikia.com and are protected by creative commons license.
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The Lone Tree Tapes is an eight part audio drama with Lovecraftian themes and done in an analog horror inspired style.
Our narrator introduces us to a series of tapes that belonged to the recently deceased husband of a childhood friend. But these are no ordinary mix tapes. Between the music a story unfolds of strange events that occurred in a small town in northern California.
Episode 7 Voice cast
Reporter: Zach Wilson
Dr. Saul Samuelson: Chad Knight
Vanessa: Xylena Metapine
Charlie Greenwald: Al Seeger
Song: “Heaven’s Call” created with Magix Music Maker, used under a commercial license.
Intro song “Slogging Towards September” by Al Seeger
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The Lone Tree Tapes is an eight part audio drama with Lovecraftian themes and done in an analog horror inspired style.
Our narrator introduces us to a series of tapes that belonged to the recently deceased husband of a childhood friend. But these are no ordinary mix tapes. Between the music a story unfolds of strange events that occurred in a small town in northern California.
Episode 6 Voice cast
Dr. Saul Samuelson: Chad Knight
Reporter: Zach Wilson
Charlie Greenwald: Al Seeger
Song: “Hot as Hell” created with Magix Music Maker and Acid Loops, used under a commercial license. Additional music created with Magix Music Maker, used under a commercial license.
Some music by Dan Hensel (guitar), Jeff Matheu (guitar), Al Seeger (bass), Mike Trudell (drums)
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The Lone Tree Tapes is an eight part audio drama with Lovecraftian themes and done in an analog horror inspired style.
Our narrator introduces us to a series of tapes that belonged to the recently deceased husband of a childhood friend. But these are no ordinary mix tapes. Between the music a story unfolds of strange events that occurred in a small town in northern California.
Episode 5 Voice cast
Vanessa: Xylena Metapine
Reporter: Zach Wilson
Charlie Greenwald: Al Seeger
Song: “My Secret” created with Magix Music Maker, used under a commercial license.
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Jeff from the MetaTrek YouTube channel returns to discuss science fiction and how it relates to Joseph Campbell's four functions of mythology.
You can follow Jeff at:
youtube.com/MetaTrek
patreon.com/metatrek
instagram.com/metatrekvideos
The Lone Tree Tapes is an eight part audio drama with Lovecraftian themes and done in an analog horror inspired style.
Our narrator introduces us to a series of tapes that belonged to the recently deceased husband of a childhood friend. But these are no ordinary mix tapes. Between the music a story unfolds of strange events that occurred in a small town in northern California.
Episode 4 Voice cast
DJ Rockin’ Ron Jansen: Wil Grisack
Dr. Saul Samuelson: Chad Knight
Reporter: Zach Wilson
Charlie Greenwald: Al Seeger
Song: “Elysium Lullaby” created with Magix Music Maker, used under a commercial license.
Additional music by Dan Hensel (guitar), Jeff Matheu (guitar), Al Seeger (bass and vocals), Mike Trudell (drums)
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Stories about missing cities have been around for a while. Many of us are familiar with names like Sodom and Gomorrah, Atlantis, Pompeii, and Roanoke. Those places disappeared long ago. Surely there are no modern tales of cities mysteriously gone missing?
That is what I thought until my wife showed me a post from a Facebook group she is on about a town in my home state called Doveland. Supposedly, this town disappeared sometime in the early 1990s. In this episode we'll take a look at both the plausible and implausible theories as to why this town vanished.
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The Lone Tree Tapes is an eight part audio drama with Lovecraftian themes and done in an analog horror inspired style.
Our narrator introduces us to a series of tapes that belonged to the recently deceased husband of a childhood friend. But these are no ordinary mix tapes. Between the music a story unfolds of strange events that occurred in a small town in northern California.
Episode 3 Voice Cast
DJ Rockin’ Ron Jansen: Wil Grisack
Reporter: Zach Wilson
Charlie Greenwald: Al Seeger
Song : “Tears of Salvation,” intro and outro music created with Magix Music Maker, used under a commercial license.
Additional music by Dan Hensel (guitar), Jeff Matheu (guitar), Al Seeger (bass), and Kurt Wenger (drums).
Want to contact us: Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
The Lone Tree Tapes is an 8 part horror audio drama inspired by Lovecraftian themes and done in an analog horror inspired style.
Our narrator introduces us to a series of tapes that belonged to the recently deceased husband of a childhood friend. But these are no ordinary mix tapes. Between the music a story unfolds of strange events that occurred in a small town in northern California.
Episode 2 Voice cast
DJ Rockin’ Ron Jansen: Wil Grisack
Dr. Saul Samuelson: Chad Knight
Reporter: Zach Wilson
Charlie Greenwald: Al Seeger
Song: “End of Time” created with Magix Music Maker, used under a commercial license.
Additional music created using various MagixMusic Maker loops, used under a commercial license
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The Lone Tree Tapes is an 8 part horror audio drama inspired by Lovecraftian themes and done in an analog horror inspired style.
Our narrator introduces us to a series of tapes that belonged to the recently deceased husband of a childhood friend. But these are no ordinary mix tapes. Between the music a story unfolds of strange events that occurred in a small town in northern California.
Episode 1 Voice cast
Intro narrator: Dan Hensel
DJ Rockin’ Ron Jansen: Wil Grisack
Dr. Saul Samuelson: Chad Knight
Charlie Greenwald: Al Seeger
Song 1: “Mr. Right” and the DJ intro theme created with Magix Music Maker, used under a commercial license.
Song 2: "Astral Plane." Composed and performed by Arcane: Dan Hensel (lead vocals and rhythm guitar), Jeff Matheu (lead guitar), Al Seeger (bass and backing vocals), Kurt Wenger (drums). Recorded by Jeff Verner at Garage in the Sky Studio, Oshkosh WI, 1997. Lyrics by Jeff Matheu
Additional music composed by Al Seeger
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There are many things associated with bad luck: walking under a ladder, having a black cat cross your path, breaking a mirror, and anything to do with the number 13. Today we'll be looking at this number and some of the reasons why it has been seen as symbolic of misfortune and disaster.
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"If you're not careful and no-clip out of reality in wrong areas, you'll end up in the Backrooms..."
These words appeared at the beginning of a paragraph on the 4Chan website back in May of 2019 describing a picture of an empty office space. Since that day The Backrooms have become a popular subject among fans of internet horror.
However, the development of the Backrooms has not been the work of a single person. Wiki users have submitted hundreds of levels, programmers have created video games based on the Backrooms, YouTube creators have made videos about this place, and (shameless self promotion) the host of this podcast and a friend of his wrote a table top role playing game called Caught in the Backrooms.
Which you really should check out at www.caughtinthebackrooms.com
In this episode we'll take a look at the development of the Backrooms and why, in my opinion, it can be considered a work of modern folklore.
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Some films are best left forgotten.
This story can be found on Creepypasta.wikia.com and is protected by creative commons license.
Author: Unknown
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Over 270 episodes of Geekery in General and I'm finally getting around to talking about the geekiest of all geek things: Star Trek!
This episode I have a special guest: Jeffrey from the MetaTrek YouTube channel. We talk about the cultural impact of Star Trek and the series as an example of modern mythology.
You can follow Jeffrey at http://youtube.com/MetaTrek and http://instagram.com/metatrekvideos. You can also support his Patreon at http://patreon.com/metatrek.
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In this episode we'll take a look at some of the "big men" of American folklore including Pecos Bill, Johnny Caw, Mink Fink, and John Henry.
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Earlier today Wizards of the Coast issued a statement regarding the controversial proposed changes to the Open Gaming License. Will this make things better or worse?
Don't you hate it when you can't find that 1000 year old book you need? This ritual will fix that...
Music, narration, and original story by Al Seeger
This episode originally appeared on Eclectic Media Podcasts.
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Al discusses his thoughts on the recent news of possible changes to Wizards of the Coast's Open Gaming License.
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The start of the new year is a time to look ahead to the future, and in some cultures it is traditional to practice divination rituals to get an idea of what may lie ahead. What better time is there to do an episode about one of the most well known forms of divination, the tarot cards?
In this episode our guest Nicki Ojeda discusses tarot cards, past life readings, and archetypal embodiments.
You can find Nicki on Facebook and Instagram at Tarot with Tatiara. You can also connect with her at https://linktr.ee/tarotwithtatiara?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=68671c6d-e833-467f-8ca4-f65a820ac092 and www.tarotwithtatiara.com
You can email Al at poigamestudio@gmail.com
As the year 2022 draws to a close let's go out with an episode about one of my favorite hobbies: Dungeons and Dragons!
Historical Gaming is a series where I discuss possible ways to do a D&D campaign in time periods outside of the realm of European inspired classical fantasy. In this episode we'll learn a little about what it was like to be a hobo in early twentieth century America and how you might use this for a campaign set in the 1920s-1930s.
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Not all Christmases are merry and bright...
As the year draws to a close we invite you to turn off the lights, light up your Christmas tree, curl up under a blanket, and enjoy this narration of Santa's Other Workshop.
Story by KillaHawke1.
This story can be found on creepypasta.wikia.com and is used under Creative Commons license.
This episode originally appeared on Eclectic Media Podcasts on Anchor.FM
Music used in this episode:
Song 1: Colder than Wisconsin by Al SeegerSong 2: Abandon Hope by Al SeegerSong 3: Strange Things are Afoot by Al SeegerSong 4: Dark Secrets of the Universe by Bandersn4tchSong 5: Untitled part 4 by ArcaneSong 6: Untitled part 1 by ArcaneSong 7: March of the Snowmen by Tommy MutiuSong 8: Silent Night by LesfmSongs 4, 7, and 8 are from Pixabay and are public domain
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In this episode Al talks with Zaga from the Hip 2 the Game Podcast about his visit to Salem, Massachusetts. We discuss some of the things to do there as well as witchcraft, psychics, and paranormal experiences.
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As the end of the year approaches Al discusses one of the darker aspects of Christmas traditions.
Music used in this episode that is not by Al Seeger are from Pixabay and are public domain:
Lo-Fi Vinyl Deck the Halls by Pretty Sleepy ArtFestival of Light by Dream ProtocolThe Ancients by Al SeegerColder than Wisconsin by Al SeegerGod Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen by LestfmMarch of the Snowmen by Tommy MutiuCarol of the Bells by Julius HFalling Snow by Dream ProtocolQuiet Eve by Julius HChristmas Vacation by Sound Gallery
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This episode features a classic (and somewhat disturbing) creepypasta.
This episode originally appeared on The Eclectic Media Project on Anchor.FM
This story can be found on Creepypasta.wikia.com and is used under Creative Commons Licensing.
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work at an archeological dig site?
Jeff, one of Al's buddies from the college years, wondered the same thing. In 2021 he signed up to go on an archeology field camp at the Koster Site in southwest Illinois. This site has evidence of human habitation going back almost 9000 years. Jeff discusses the site's history and shares some of his experiences from working on the dig site.
If you want to see more of Jeff you can visit his YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/@corm1000. He has his own video up about the field camp experience.
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This episode is a little different from most of my Creepypasta Theater episodes in that while I did write a story it isn't entirely my own.
The story can be found on Creepypasta.wikia.com but the original post only had a couple of paragraphs and several pictures. The post also would have set the story in the United Kingdom. I re-worded the second paragraph so this story can take place anywhere. I also created descriptions of each photograph and my interpretations of what could have been happening.
The video for this episode is available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/zQj1MEbU23w
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In this episode guest Erin Scott discusses some of the folklore around Blues legend Robert Johnson.
You can listen to Erin's podcast "Traveling the Delta Blues Highway" at https://audiochic.net/
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Happy Halloween!
Be careful when you mock another person's beliefs...
Written by Jake Wick
This story can be found on creepypasta.wikia.com and is protected by a creative commons license.
Music and narration by Al Seeger.
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What if your TV could give you the answers to all of life's deepest questions?
This story is by Jett Cyber and can be found on Creepypasta.wikia.com and is used under Creative Commons.
Music and narration by Al Seeger
This episode originally appear on the Eclectic Media Podcast site on Anchor.FM
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Al talks with his college buddy Jeff about some of the theories used to describe paranormal events, such as the Stone Tape Theory and the Akashic Records.
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You can visit Jeff's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/corm1000
Al reads one of the classic creepypastas.
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Remember when everything you enjoyed was part of a vast Satanic plot?
Al remembers.
In this episode Al discusses the Satanic Panic, a time in the 80s when parents' groups, televangelists, and media personalities claimed that Dungeons & Dragons, heavy metal music, horror movies, and pretty much anything else the kids were into would make them drug addicted, devil worshiping, mass murders.
CORRECTION: I accidentally referred to It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown as It's A Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown.
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The episode was originally published on The Eclectic Media Project's channel on Anchor.FM. It is being re-posted here with permission of all involved.
Did you know Musically Challenged co-host Al formed a band with some friends back in college? On this episode Chad talks with Al and his former band mates Dan, Jeff, and Kurt as they discuss the music they recorded as the band Arcane back in the late 1990s at UW Oshkosh. You'll get to hear four of their songs in their entirety plus the background of each song.
Astral Plane
Crashing Thunder
Past Life's Dream
Forbidden (The Seeress Prophecy)
Want to keep up with the band members' current projects? Jeff's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/corm1000
Dan's Podcast: https://radiofreeborderlands.libsyn.com/
Kurt's video production company: https://www.dropframe.com/
Al's role playing game publishing company: www.poigamestudio.com
Contact email poigamestudio@gmail.com
This episode originally appeared on Eclectic Media Podcasts on Anchor.fm
*CONTENT WARNING: Child murder, suicide***
Some episodes are lost for a reason...
Music and narration by Al Seeger
This story can be found on Creepypasta.wikia.com and is used under Creative Commons license.
The video for this episode can be found on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/A6bja7aqJQE
Every town has its secrets...
Original creepypasta story written by Al Seeger
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This episode originally appeared on the Eclectic Media Podcasts channel on Anchor.FM
Old school. It is a term we hear passed around the gaming community. Sometimes it is used to describe a game system, sometime it is used to describe the gamers themselves. In this episode Al and Chad discuss the term old school in relation to music, board games, video games, and table top role playing games.
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The lumberjacks of old had a rich tradition of tall tales and stories that they would tell each other after a long day of hard, physical labor. One of the most well known figures in these stories is the legendary lumberjack Paul Bunyan.
But is more to this legend than a large man and his equally large ox? Could he have been based on a real person? Is the version of Paul Bunyan we are used to seeing based on genuine works of folklore? Listen to today's episode and find out!
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This episode originally aired on The Eclectic Media Project. It was also recorded before the release of Season 4.
Back in 1984 the world was introduced to The Karate Kid. The movie was well received and went on to spawn sequels, video games, toys, a Saturday morning cartoon, a 2010 remake, and finally an original YouTube/Netflix series. This episode we will discuss a little bit about the original movies and all three seasons of Cobra Kai.
SPOILER ALERT
This episode contains spoilers.
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This episode originally appeared on Eclectic Media Podcasts on Anchor.
In this episode Al discusses the former Outagamie County Asylum for the Chronic Insane and the cemetery that serves as the final resting place of over 100 of the Asylum's former patients.
You can also check out a video of Al's visit to the cemetery on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/2itRSfPyVYI
Want to contact us? Got a story you want to share or a topic you would like to see me cover? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Strange and Interesting is a monthly podcast dedicated to folklore, urban legends, the paranormal, and anything else I find strange and interesting.
In the premiere episode I interview my friend Chad Knight. He discusses his first paranormal encounter and his experience as an amateur paranormal investigator.
This episode originally appeared on Eclectic Media Podcasts on Anchor.FM
"If you're not careful and no-clip out if reality in wrong areas, you'll end up in the backrooms, where it's nothing but the stink of moist carpet, the madness of mono-yellow, and endless background noise of fluorescent lights at maximum hum-buzz, and approximately six hundred million square miles of randomly segmented empty rooms to be trapped in.
God save you if hear something wandering around nearby, because it sure as hell has heard you…"
These words describe the Backrooms, a terrifying maze that has captured the imagination of creepypasta and horror fans all over the internet. Al and Chad discuss ways to run a role playing game campaign in this mysterious place.
Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Be sure to visit https://anchor.fm/eclectic-media-podcasts for future episodes of Geekery in General!
To say the year 2020 changed the world would be an understatement. But through all the chaos, confusion, and coronavirus the dice continued to roll. With a COVID vaccine finally rolling out health experts believe there might be a light at the end of the tunnel. We can't say for certain when things will get back to normal, but it is safe to say that it will be a few months.
In this episode Al, Scott, and Chad discuss how COVID and social distancing impacted their gaming habits and how we continued to participate in the hobby we love.
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As a reminder this will likely be the last episode published through Podbean. Future episodes of Geekery in General and Creepypasta Theater will be uploaded to https://anchor.fm/eclectic-media-podcasts
This episode we take a look at the 1981 cult classic Heavy Metal, an America/Canadian animated film based on an American magazine that was in turn based on a French magazine. So get ready to take a ride...on Heavy Metal!
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As the chaotic year of 2020 comes to a close Al presents his list of the ten most disturbing creepypasta. Feel free to check them out-but beware! Some of these tales are not for the faint of heart or weak of stomach.
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The video for this episode can be found on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/rCo4kDcNiAQ
In part 3 of a 2 part series Al and Chad continue to discuss ways to run a D&D campaign in the time of the New Testament with a focus on the cleric and wizard classes.
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Al and Chad discuss ways to run a Dungeons and Dragons game during the time of the New Testament. We discuss Jewish zealots, Roman legionaries, gladiators, and thieves.
Originally this was to be a two part episode but due to the amount of material presented we are breaking it up into three parts. Part 3 will be coming later this week!
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A very different SCP. Not all anomalous objects want to steal your soul and devour your body.
Some music by Al Seeger. The following tracks are by Julius H and used under Pixabay license: piano arrangements of Silent Night and Oh Christmas Tree, Quiet Eve.
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For the next couple of episodes of Geekery in General we will be discussing how to run a Dungeons and Dragons game in the time of The New Testament. This episode will cover the background of this time period before we get into the gaming aspects.
Part 2 should drop a few days before Christmas.
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In the near future my Geekery in General and Creepypasta Theater will be moving to a new platform Anchor.FM at https://anchor.fm/eclectic-media-podcasts
In the meantime I will be posting episodes on both this site and Anchor. I don't plan on shutting down this page any time soon, but after January 31st I will probably not be posting any new material on Podbean. I plan to keep this site up as an archive until at least mid-2021.
Have you ever wanted to visit the afterlife without having to go through all that death and dying garbage? Supposedly there is a way to do it...
WARNING: This episode contains vulgar language and terribly mispronounced Latin.
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Thou hast played Dungeons & Dragons, but art thou ready for Puritans & Pilgrims?
For this episode we'll be taking a look at some ways to run a D&D game in the time of the pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving.
CORRECTION: I mentioned a white wizard kit in the A Mighty Fortress source book. The correct name of the kit is the scholarly mage.
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Al takes a look at three short ritual creepypasta:
The Abandoned Convenience Store
Abandoned Farm
Big Top
These stories can be found at www.creepypasta.wikia.com and are used under Creative Commons license.
The video for this episode can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztWNGCMqVGQ
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In this episode we'll take a look at the equipment of the ancient Greek hopolite and some famous weapons from Greek mythology.
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Al discusses ways to bring your Dungeons and Dragons campaign to the days of cowboys and outlaws. We'll also take a look at some of the myths about the Wild West.
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Al takes a dive into the Backrooms, a mysterious place that can only be accessed by no-clipping out of reality.
Buzzing sound effect by Pure Audio Ninja: https://freesound.org/people/PureAudioNinja/sounds/341609/
You can view the video for this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3YTr7dO074
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Al welcomes back KC Wilson to the show! We discuss urban legends, creepypasta, and the artwork she did for the cover and interior of Strange Things Afoot!
CORRECTION: I mentioned a horror attraction called McKinley Manor. The correct name is McKamey Manor.
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Al sits down to talk with Tom Schlais, one of the artists for the Strange Things Afoot role playing game. Al and Tom talk a little bit about Magic the Gathering and role playing games in general before moving onto the topic of art. We discuss some of the art Tom did for the game as well as his web comic and music.
Although he is currently not updating the comic you can still view it here: https://ajurus-returning.com/
Tom's music is available on Bandcamp:
https://tomschlais.bandcamp.com/
https://sixblueroses.bandcamp.com/releases
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Al explains why there has been a slow down in uploads. This episode also contains a song from an upcoming music project that Al has been working on.
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They say there is a way to access another internet, one that represents a world we might be closer to than we'd like to think.
Story by Steve Shorter. This story is protected by Creative Commons and can be found at https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/The_Other_Network
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Al discusses some weapons from Chinese folklore and how you might convert them for use in Dungeons and Dragons.
CORRECTION: I referred to the staff as the Godfather of Weapons. The correct term is "The Grandfather of All Weapons."
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Al and Chad review the classic 1981 movie Clash of the Titans!
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Perhaps you've heard of an old game....
Some music in this episode composed and performed by Tom Schlais, used with permission. You can check out Tom's work on Bandcamp:
https://tomschlais.bandcamp.com/
https://sixblueroses.bandcamp.com/releases
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Al gives his thoughts on the 6/17 statement Wizards of the Coast issued regarding diversity in Dungeons and Dragons.
CORRECTION: I mentioned the Complete Drow Handbook. The actual book is Drow of the Underdark from AD&D 2E.
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Al and Chad discuss the third episode of Black Mirror Season 4: Crocodile.
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Al and Chad review the next episode of Black Mirror season 4 as well as what it says about parenting and technology.
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Al and Wayne are back! Rather than re-watch an episode of Tiger King why not listen to our hosts talk about video games? Some topics include:
The long awaited Final Fantasy 7 remake
The games we're playing to help us through social distancing
Can MMOs be used to study outbreaks?
Video games and addiction
Opinion: Should Aerith live?
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Al takes a look at astras, powerful weapons from the Hindu religion.
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Back in 1981 rock band KISS released an ambitious album called Music from the Elder. It was intended to serve as the soundtrack for a movie. According to Gene Simmons several actors had already been cast and a script was in the works. All that came to a screeching halt after the album was released. Music from the Elder was panned by many fans and critics alike. Later reviewers have been kinder to Music from the Elder, but it is still considered one of KISS' least successful albums.
In this episode Al discusses the original script for the movie, Seb Hunter's attempt to make an adaptation in 2012, and his ideas for how he would write a movie that would more closely follow the music on the album. A lot of the information for this episode comes from Odyssey: The definitive examination of "Music From The Elder," KISS' cult-classic concept album by Tim McPhate and Julian Gill. Its an interesting book, and if you are a fan of this album I highly recommend it.
This episode is a companion piece to Episode 129 of Musically Challenged. In that episode Al and Chad discuss the story behind the album as well as the music itself. You might want to listen to that episode first. You can listen to this episode here:https://eclecticmediaproject.podbean.com/e/musically-challenged-episode-129-music-from-the-elder/
Want to learn more about The Hero's Journey? Al covered it in episode 97 of Geekery in General. You can listen to it here: https://poigamestudio.podbean.com/e/episode-97-the-heros-journey/
If Gene Simmons or any movie company would like to contact me to write a script for a movie based on The Elder they (and anyone else) can contact me at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Chad kick off season 4 of Black Mirror with a look at USS Callister.
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Al and Chad are back to finish up the last episode of Black Mirror's third season.
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Some announcements about goings on for Point of Insanity Game Studio. No, this is NOT an April Fool's joke!
Al presents an original ritual creepypasta for the Strange Things Afoot role playing game. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Chad don't agree on everything about Black Mirror, but both agree that Men Against Fire is one of the scariest episodes so far. Why do we think this episode is scary? Listen and find out! Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Chad take a look at the next episode of Black Mirror: San Junipero. Both hosts agree this was one of the better episodes in the series with a good story, solid acting, and an interesting look on how technology might answer one of the oldest questions humanity has struggled with. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al takes a look at some weapons from Persian legend and one weapon from Arabian lore. Want to support the Strange Things Afoot Kickstarter? Visit www.kickstarter.com/projects/596092285/strange-things-afoot-role-playing-game Want to contact us? Got an idea for a future episode or a creepypasta you would like to hear me read? Email poigamestudio@podbean.com
WARNING: This episode contains explicit language and deals with dark themes. Listener discretion is advised. Al reads The Ronald McDonald House creepypasta. This story is attributed to RKingsbury and is protected under a creative commons license. You can read the original at https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/Ronald_McDonald_House Want to support the Strange Things Afoot Kickstarter? Visit www.kickstarter.com/projects/596092285/strange-things-afoot-role-playing-game Want to contact us? Got an idea for a future episode or a creepypasta you would like to hear me read? Email poigamestudio@podbean.com
With the launch of the Strange Things Afoot Kickstarter Al gives you 13 more of his favorite urban legends, creepypasta, and SCPs! CORRECTION: The Kickstarter goes from January 13 to February 12 2020. What to jump in on this? You can visit the Strange Things Afoot Kickstarter page at https://kickstarter.com/projects/596092285/strange-things-afoot-role-playing-game Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
As 2019 draws to a close Al and Chad review the next episode of Black Mirror: Shut Up and Dance. WARNING! This episode contains mature and sexual topics. Listener discretion is advised. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Chad discuss toxic fandom, the real world effect it has had on some actors, D&D edition wars, and why we think some people engage in this behavior. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Chad discuss video games, horror, technology, and how it all comes together in this episode of Black Mirror. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
A couple of quick announcements then we'll take a look at three weapons from West African legends. Want to contact us? Got an idea for a topic you'd like to see covered? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
I was recently made aware of a scary and potentially disastrous change coming to YouTube. This new policy gives the Federal Trade Commission the ability to hit YouTube creators with tens of thousands of dollars in fines because of the way that platform collects data. I apologize that this is an impromptu episode, but I think it is important people are made aware of this change. Sign the Change.org petition: https://www.change.org/p/youtubers-and-viewers-unite-against-ftc-regulation
Al and Wayne cover (mostly) positive stories this month. Nintendo’s Shigeru Miyamoto receives Japanese Cultural Merit Award Classic Disney games re-released Video games may be good for male mental health Teen uses online gaming friendship to prevent a suicide Battling mental illness with the power of video games! (https://theinsightproject.com/) Opinion: Blizzard's response to suspending esport athlete and the bigger picture CORRECTION: Al attributes all the Lion King and Aladdin games to having been released by Capcom. This is incorrect. Only the SNES version was released by Capcom. The rest were released by Virgin Interactive Entertainment and Westwood Studios. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Just in time for Halloween! Al shares his favorite SCPs, creepypasta, and urban legends. CORRECTION: I mention a book called Weird US and got one of the author's names wrong. The second author's name is Mark Sceurman, not Mark Schuler. Want to contact us? Got an idea for a topic for a show? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Chad are back to continue their discussion and over-analysis of the Black Mirror series! Want to reach out to us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
We're back to discuss another martial art. In this episode we talk about kung fu. We discuss a little of the history of this art, its impact on popular culture, and Al shares some of his experience practicing Tiger Claw Kung Fu. Want to email us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
This is my first attempt to write a ritual style creepypasta and will play a role in the Scary Spaghetti role playing game I am developing. The video can be viewed on my YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p12s6XHdthg. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Sorry for the recent hiatus. We're back with a short blog detailing where I'm at with the development of Scary Spaghetti, my test campaign, and a couple other things.
We cannot ignore the tragic loss of life that occurred at the hands of mass shooters earlier this month. Once again, politicians point the finger at video games. We'll discuss the latest attack on video games as well as some other stories. Psychologist says video games can help with depression Nintendo, Sony And Microsoft will require developers to disclose loot box odds by the end of 2020 Bandai/Namco getting ready to enter the mobile game market Garfield Kart: Furious Racing coming in November New tax on video game consoles Loot Crate goes bankrupt Opinion: Violence, Video Games, and Politics. Will it ever end? Want to email us? Contact poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and son discuss some of the recent updates to Record Keeper including Realm Chains, the Record Lab, artifacts, and more. Want to email us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
This is the first of our Spotlight episodes, where we focus on the various aspects of one martial art. Today Al and Marcus discuss Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, from its early years to the impact it has had on modern martial arts. Marcus also talks a little about his experience practicing BJJ. Want to contact us? Is there a martial art you would like to see us cover in a future episode? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Update on the development of the Scary Spaghetti role playing game and the test campaign I have been running. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al takes a look at the evolution of toys that represent the G1 Jetfire characters. We'll examine the origin of the toy, some of the changes the toy has been through, the legal battles, and conclude with a look at Commander Class Jetfire from the War for Cybertron Siege toyline. We'll also see if each toy can assume a gerwalk mode. The video for this episode is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/GawzPmK8PHo Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Lots of video game stories to cover this month! We also have a side conversation about Transformer toys. Gamers upload over 2 million Mario Maker 2 levels Nintendo releases Switch Lite Turbo Graphix 16 mini game titles announced No smoking in Gears of War 5 Space Invaders movie is in the works New Lord of the Rings game in development Fire Emblem: Three Houses to allow same sex relationships Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle fan game Opinion: Should game companies embrace fan games? Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Many traditional martial arts are well known for having extensive lists of rules and etiquette that must be followed in the dojo. We bow before and after class, we are to respect those of higher rank, and we call our instructors sir, ma'am, or sensei. But is this a good or bad thing? Al and Marcus discuss some of their thoughts and experiences on respect and hierarchry in the martial arts. Note: There were some issues with my microphone. I tried to edit them the best I could, so I apologize if the occasional glitch gets distracting. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@podbean.com
Al discusses the first session of his test campaign and some of the challenges it presented. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Lucky number 13! Al and Wayne discuss a variety of news and topics. Bloodstained Ritual of the Night is out! Final Fantasy 7 remake release date announced Crunch time in the video game industry Dungeons and Dragons PC games coming to consoles Doctors and video games Netflix to license their titles to video game developers Turbographix 16 retro system Opinion: Games as a service-would it be good or bad? Want to reach out to us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Welcome to the first developer's blog for the Scary Spaghetti role playing game! Al gives some thoughts and updates on the development of the Scary Spaghetti rpg as well as a the Scary Spaghetti theme song. You can download the Scary Spaghetti demo kit at Point of Insanity Game Studio's store at DriveThruRPG: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/278746/Scary-Spaghetti-Demo-Adventure?src=newest Want to email us? Contact poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Marcus face a mysterious new challenger as they discuss the overlap between martial arts and professional wrestling. We talk about wrestlers who had a martial arts gimmick, wrestlers who were legit martial artists, martial artists who became wrestlers, and wrestlers who became martial artists. So ring the bell and let's get ready to poooooodcast! Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Chad take a look at the last regular episode of Black Mirror's second season. WARNING: Some adult language and politics ahead. Want to email us? Contact poigamestudio@gmail.com
Get your kicks with Al and Marcus as they talk all about kicking! Front kick, side kick, back kick, hook kick, crescent kick, roundhouse kick, triple spinning jump kick of doom...which is your favorite? Want to email us? Contact poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al tells some Native American legends and discusses how you can use some of these items in a Dungeons & Dragons game. Want to reach us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Wayne are back with some feel good stories and crazy parents. Stories include: Mobile phone game might help predict if you are at risk of Alzheimer's disease Video games can help with language skills Senator from Missouri proposes bill to ban all loot boxes Castlevania and Contra Anniversary Collections Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night release date announced Video games can help teens make better decisions Opinion:Parents destroy their children's video games as punishment. What's the point? Want to email us? Contact poigamestudio@gmail.com
This is the first of a two part mini-series where we will take a look at some weapons from American history and folklore. In this episode we'll explore George Washington, Davy Crockett, James Bowie, and John Henry. Want to email us? Contact poigamestudio@gmail.com
At the time of this recording Final Fantasy Record Keeper offers more than 200 playable characters. Not all of them were created equally. Some characters from this game have limited skills or a small selection of weapons and armor. These handicaps can limit their effectiveness. In some cases even having a couple of soul breaks for the character won't do them much good! Al and son discuss who they think are the least useful characters in the game. CORRECTION: Al mentions Ceodore gets a record material that gives him a high chance to heal an ally when using knight abilities. This is incorrect. It is only a moderate chance. Any other FFRK fans out there? Do you agree or disagree with our picks? Feel free to email us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
This week's stories include: Game Boy turns 30 SNK 40th Anniversary Collection coming to XBoxOne Video gaming can have a negative effect on girls Using Minecraft as a teaching tool Star Wars: Fallen Angel Apple restricts screentime apps Opinion: Will there ever be another PewDiePie? Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
In this episode Al takes a look at warriors and weapons from Russian and Slavic folklore. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Training in a martial art can be difficult, but it can also be very rewarding. In this episode our hosts reminiscence about their experience training in martial arts, both good and bad. We discuss how martial arts has changed us, some memorable moments, and what we think training has done for us. Editor's note: we had a little bit of audio difficulty in this episode. I tried to clean it up the best I could. Want to e-mail us? Got your own martial art story you'd like to share? Email us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
This episode we'll head to the Land of the Rising Sun to take a look at some weapons from Japanese mythology and folklore. We'll also take learn a little about Japanese swords and one of the most famous swordsmen in history-Miyamoto Musashi. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al takes a quick look at the newly released teaser trailer for Star Wars Episode 9. CORRECTION: I mention Tatooine being in the Empire Strikes Back. I meant to say Return of the Jedi. I dock myself 15 points of Geek Cred. Want to email Al and tell him that he should know better than to mix up Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Did you know there was supposed to be a major plot twist in the Dungeons & Dragons cartoon from the 80s? Or that the FBI raided the headquarters of Steve Jackson Games because they thought GURPS Cyberpunk was a computer crime handbook? Are you aware that TSR tried to trademark the word Nazi? Dan from the Radio Free Borderlands podcast joins Al as we discuss these and other role playing game urban legends. Is there a role playing game urban legend we forgot? Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Wayne take a break from discussing video game news to talk about video game urban legends. We discuss legends related to Legend of Zelda, Final Fantasy, Metroid, and more. Want to share a video game urban legend that we may have forgotten? Email us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and son discuss Final Fantasy Record Keeper's 4th Anniversary and some of the new changes to the game. We also give our list of the top ten best characters that can still be useful even of you don't have any soul breaks or special equipment for them. Want to contact us? Reach us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
With April Fool's Day fast approaching Al and Marcus discuss some of the many urban legends associated with martial arts. We discuss things like registering your hands as deadly weapons, the death touch, and the origin of the black belt. We also speculate whether a monk in Advanced Dungeons & Dragons First Edition could kill Tiamat with a quivering palm and if Venger's magic could protect him from firearms. Want to contact us? Is there a martial art urban legend we forgot to mention? Email us a poigamestudio@gmail.com Like the show? Please share on your social networks and consider leaving us a review on iTunes.
Al and Chad review the next episode in Black Mirror's second season. We also discuss the message we think this episode has on technology, crime, punishment, and social interactions. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com Like the podcast? Please share on your social networks and consider leaving us a review on iTunes.
We start off with a serious topic then transition to our usual commentary on current events in the video game world. Stories include: Media blames New Zealand shooting on PewDiePie Nintendo asks mobile gaming partners to cut back mircotransactions Unreleased pro wrestling NES game surfaces Super Metroid turns 25 New Doom movie coming out Opinion: Why do movies based on video games usually suck? Email us at poigamestudio@gmail.com Like the show? Please share on your social networks and consider leaving us a review on iTunes.
Remember when the 8-bit NES was king? And if you knew all the secrets and tricks you were the coolest kid on the schoolyard? Al remembers those days. Well, he doesn't ever remember being the coolest kid on the schoolyard but he does remember when knowing a cheat code or how to beat that annoying boss on level 5 could win you a few friends. In this episode Al reviews the Nintendo Player's Guide, a big black book with all sorts of useful information. NOTE: This episode was completely off the cuff and unplanned. I mention the book being a pack in with some of the Nintendo sets. I might be wrong on that. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com Like the show? Please consider sharing it on your social networks and leaving a positive review on iTunes.
Martial art enthusiasts love to debate what art they think comes closest to being the perfect fighting style. This week Al and Marcus chime in as we discuss our thoughts on what we think the perfect martial art should incorporate. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com Like the show? Please consider sharing on your social media network of choice and leaving us a review on iTunes.
Al and Chad kick off season 2 of Black Mirror with Be Right Back, an episode that explores the theme of grief and artificial intelligence. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com Like the show? Please consider sharing it on your social media platform of choice and leaving us a positive review on iTunes.
Al and Wayne are back with more video game news. This week our faith in humanity is both broken down and built up. Nintendo CEO Reggie Fils-Aimé retires Swatter gets 20 years Elder Scroll cookbook out March 26 PA state rep proposes tax on violent video games Study shows video games can make you happy Opinion: Who asked for this??? Want to reach out to us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com Like the show? Don't forget to share on your social network of choice and consider leaving us a review on iTunes.
This week Al and Marcus delve a into the history of mixed martial arts and talk a little about the UFC. Marcus also shares a story about how he almost got a paid MMA fight. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com Don't forget to share on your social network of choice and consider leaving us a review on iTunes.
WARNING: This episode contains discussion of mature and sexual topics. Listener discretion is advised. Chad returns to help Al discuss the last episode of Black Mirror's first season. We discuss the episode "The Entire History of You" as well as the implications that the technology of this episode could have in real life. Editor's note: There are a couple of places where we were having some audio issues. I worked around them the best I could. Want to contact us? Send email to poigamestudio@gmail.com. Don't forget to share on your social network of choice and consider leaving us a review on iTunes.
Al and Wayne have survived another week of Wisconsin's winter in order to bring you more pointless conversation on video games. This week's topics: Super Mario Marker 2 release date Square trademarks several titles. What could this mean? UK study on violence and video games Can video games be good for your brain? Playstation and multiplayer games Opinion: Games and pricing. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
This week we take a look at some of the many legendary weapons from Norse mythology. We'll also learn a little bit about the Eddas and Norse poetry. Want to reach out to us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
They are known by many names: kata, pinan, taolu, hyung, aka, quyen, or simply forms. Other people call them useless. But are forms really a waste of time? This is a question Al and Marcus have differing opinions on. This episode we discuss our experiences with forms and whether or not they are an important part of martial arts training or if they should be swept into the dustbin of history. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al has a love/hate relationship with plug and play games. In this episode he takes a look at an unmarked, unbranded plug and play he picked up at a thrift store for a whopping 53 cents! The only thing lower than the price are his expectations. The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/0la2C_bDtCg Want to email us? Reach out at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Another week, more news to talk about. Today's topics include: Unofficial Breath of the Wild role playing game Mortal Kombat 11 Update ZOINKS?! WIll Shaggy be Mortal Kombat DLC? More Nintendo mobile games Google's Project Steam Opinion: What we want to see in the next gen consoles CORRECTION: While talking about the Street Fighter 2 role playing game Al mentions Bison. He meant to say Balrog Want to email us? Drop us a line at poigamestudio@gmail.com
This week we take a look at some legendary and historical weapons from Poland. We'll also learn a little about the Battle of Vienna, coronation swords, and the Polish equivalent of Robin Hood. Want to drop us a line? Contact poigamestudio@gmail.com
Many people who grew up in the 60s, 70s, and 80s remember watching media featuring karate masters, ninjas, and kung fu monks jump kicking through the air. We were memorized by the almost supernatural abilities these martial artists seemed to possess, and no doubt watching these movies and TV shows inspired more than one child to beg his parents to sign him up for karate classes. But things changed in the 90s as mixed martial arts and Brazilian jujitsu exploded onto the scene. All of a sudden the aforementioned ninja, karate masters, and kung fu monks lost their aura of mystique. Go to any martial arts forum or look through YouTube videos and you will probably find people claiming that if you aren't studying BJJ, boxing, or Muay Thai you are wasting your time. But is this really the case? Are traditional martial arts like karate, kung fu, and tae kwon do still worthwhile in a world where the competitive fighting scene is dominated by boxers and grapplers? That is the topic Al and Marcus will tackle today.
Al and Wayne are back with more news stories and commentary! This episode we cover: No more Nintendo consoles? New Sega Nomad in the works New Arcade 1up games announced Soulja Boy again The Solider 76 controversy Opinion: Video games and LGBT characters Want to share your thoughts? Got an idea for a future topic? Email us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Keeping with the ongoing theme of the United Kingdom this episode we'll take a look at legendary and historical weapons from England and Scotland and how you might be able to work them into a campaign. Want to contact us? Drop us a line at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Marcus discuss training equipment for the martial artist as well as training for strength and cardio. Please note that we are not experts when it comes to physical training, so if you are just starting out, haven't done any strength training in awhile, or have other health concerns please consider consulting a doctor or professional trainer before starting a fitness program. When in doubt start slow and don't over do it. Want to reach out to us? Email the Casual Martial Artists at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Grab your coconuts and set course for Camelot! This episode we will be taking a look at weapons from Arthurian legend as well as exploring some of the lore about King Arthur and his famous knights. Want drop us a line? Send emails to poigamestudio@gmail.com On second thought, let's not go to Camelot. It's a silly place.
Happy 2019! Al and Wayne are back to talk about video games! Persona 5r Playstation Classic takes a price drop Alien Blackout update Retroarch emulator coming to XBox One Soulja Boy vs Nintendo Opinion: Do companies go too far in defending their copyright? CORRECTION: Al mentions playing heavy metal on the PlayStation Classic. He meant to say Twisted Metal. Want to contact us? Email us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Remember Taebo? Al and Marcus do. There was a brief time when martial arts based aerobic workouts were all the rage. In the episode our hosts discuss cardio martial arts: the good, the bad, and the ugly! Want to reach out to us? Please feel free to email poigamestudio@gmail.com
The Geekery in General podcast kicks off 2019 with a look at various weapons from Irish mythology. Want to get in contact with us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Wayne have a variety of subjects to discuss this week: Mortal Kombat 11 trailerMarvel Ultimate Alliance 3 announcedPlayStation Classic hackedHello Neighbor prequelNew levels for Doom's 25th AnniversaryPokemon Go's Popularity reboundsOpinion: We don't understand game company CEOs We also discuss Doom's impact on popular culture and society. CORRECTION: While discussing the Mortal Kombat trailer Al mentions Sub-Zero. He meant to say Scorpion and loses 15 points of geek cred. What to contact us? Want to make fun of Al because he can't tell Scorpion and Sub-Zero apart? Email us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Chad move ahead in their review of the Black Mirror series by taking a look at the last episode of season 2. Why are we doing this now? We'd look pretty stupid reviewing a Christmas episode in February, wouldn't we? Want to email us? You can connect with us a poigamestudio@gmail.com
In this new series we'll take a look at legendary and historical weapons from around the world, starting with France, Italy, and Spain. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Marcus discuss three terms that are sometimes used interchangeably: McDojo, Black Belt Factory, and Bullshido. We discuss some red flags that indicate a potential martial arts school might be a McDojo or a Black Belt Factory and share our experiences with these institutions. You might also be interested in checking out the following sources that we looked at while preparing for this episode. Art of One Dojo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K_6IiVwvzo Karate by Jesse: http://www.karatebyjesse.com/93-signs-of-a-mcdojo Want to contact us? Drop us a line at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Chad move on to the next episode of Black Mirror: 15 Million Merits. Both hosts agree this episode was better written than episode 1. We also discuss the message we think this episode is trying to make in regards to reality TV and modern life. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
The 2018 Game Awards are tomorrow, but in the meantime why not listen to Al and Wayne talk about video games? Topics for this episode include: Is a new Aliens game in the works?Kingdom Hearts 3 finally has a release dateNo Skyward Sword? Denied!Sega Genesis Classics coming to SwitchUS and Australia investigate loot boxesOpinion: Is freemium the future of gaming? Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
So you want to learn a martial art? Al and Marcus are here to help! In this episode we discuss some factors to consider when deciding what style to study. We also discuss some things to keep in mind when you are looking for a martial arts school. Want to email us? Contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and Chad start their review of the Netflix series Black Mirror. Season 1, Episode 1: The National Anthem. WARNING: This episode deals with mature and potentially offensive subject matter. Listener discretion advised. CORRECTION: We mention a story about a CNN reporter covering a hurricane and mistakenly name him as Jim Acosta. It was actually Anderson Cooper (https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/anderson-cooper-hurricane/). Want to contact us? Email us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Welcome to the first episode of Gamer's Gambit! Each month your hosts Al and Wayne will discuss current events in the video game industry as well as opinions and discussion. Topics for this episode: Super Smash Bros UltimateFinal Fantasy games coming to SwitchFinal Fantasy 15 DLC cancelledThe PlayStation ClassicOpinion: Are Gamers Entitled? Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
Al and son discuss some of the recent and ongoing changes to Final Fantasy Record Keeper. Want to contact us? Email poigamestudio@gmail.com
A student of the martial arts can expect to learn many techniques including various types of kicks, punches, blocks, grappling positions, and even more exotic moves. Al and Marcus have both learned many different techniques over the years but for this episode we discuss 12 techniques that we think anyone interested in self defense should know. Want to message us? Do you agree or disagree with our selections? Feel free to contact us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
The 16 bit era was an awesome time to be a fan of console video role playing games. Many great RPGs were released during the life of the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. Look up any list of the best 16 bit RPGs and there are two games that are likely to be on the list: Final Fantasy 6 and Chrono Trigger. But which one of these classics is better? In this episode we take a look at these two respected titles and debate the strengths and weaknesses of each.
Join your hosts Al and Marcus as they discuss their love of martial arts. In this first episode we discuss how we got into martial arts, which arts we have studied, and hint at possible future topics of discussion. Want to contact us? Got an idea for a topic you would like to see discussed? Email us at poigamestudio@gmail.com
Is there a side effect to consuming too much pumpkin spice? Al and Chad are going to find out! Our hosts celebrate Halloween by sampling different pumpkin spice products. For some reason we also talk about Taoism, intoxication, and our pre-wedding day experiences. This episode is uncensored. Listener discretion advised.
Join Chad and Al while they talk about technology. What has changed since we were little and how has it changed. They take an in depth look at how technology has influenced us in our lives and how it has made life for our children easier. Al is on his 7th appearance on the show, so no introduction is needed. So sit back, relax and enjoy the show on your computer, phone, or digital media player of choice.
It's that spooky time of the year! That's right everyone's favorite holiday. Halloween!! We open this with one of the most recognizable Halloween music. Literally, it's a piece of the Halloween Teme song by John Carpenter. Just enjoy this episode and we'll see you in a few days when your trick-or-treating! Sit back, relax and eat a shit ton of candy! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. We use music based on the fair use policy
The question of evil and where it comes from is one that humanity has long sought an answer to. All religions and cultures have had their own way to approach this topic, and many faiths point the finger at an entity that embodies all that is foul and corrupt. For this year's Halloween special Al reads a research paper he wrote during his final year in college called The Character and Development of Satan. The purpose of this independent study project was to examine how the entity called Satan changed and developed from the Old Testament, through the inter-Testament period, and into the New Testament.
Much like Axl Rose this episode is late and we apologize for that. This episode much like the sound of Guns N Roses is also poorly edited, for thatwe do not apologize, we wanted the episode to sound much like the music that isbeing brought to you. You'll hear flubs, ums, ahs and silence. Enjoy them all. So grab a fifth of Jack, a velvet top hat, and your favorite guitar and find out if you are musically challenged too! THIS EPISODE IS NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY! Our parental warning needs a parental warning. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Al and Chad tackle the subject of technology at the gaming table. We discuss things like pdfs, the use of tablets, and ... Sorry, I needed to update my Facebook status and send a tweet that I am heading to my friend's house to play D&D. ... and other ways that technology can help or hinder a gaming session. We also discuss the unrelated topic of drugs and alcohol at a game session.
Step into the fog shrouded streets of London and pit yourself against the likes of Jack the Ripper, Spring Heeled Jack, and black dogs! Al discusses ways to adopt Dungeons & Dragons to Victorian England. Correction: I mention the logo of the Boston Celtics. The logo I was referring to is actually for the Fighting Irish. I plead my ignorance of sports as the cause.
So, Lou and Chad are trying to shed a few pounds (for the podcast anyway). We talk about songs to make you want to work out. Infact we are trying to shed pounds and time any where we can. So we took about 9 minutes off this podcast to bring you a new leaner podcast. This week only we promise! So, sit back...no, no, no get up and work out and find if you are nusically challenged too! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Al discusses why he thinks Stand by Me was a good choice for the soundtrack of Final Fantasy 15 as well as unrelated topics like Windows 10 and the upcoming Playstation Classic.
Blonde ambition, raw sexuality, great vocals, who could we possibly be describing? That's right Lou Schwalbach! Wait, what? Lou give me the keyboard back! Of course I was talkign about Madonna. Hope your ready for an episode of Nostalgia, great music and more sex than your brain can handle...sound bad? Too bad. Listen and find out if you are musically challenged too! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Something a little different, with the impending launch of Eclectic Media Project, Scott decides that it's a good time to look into what business is all about. What types of business are there? What forms do business take? How do you make i (of fail) at business. Since Chad has been a small business operator, Scott decides to talk with him and get the lowdown. Scott and/or Chad are not advisors in business. Eclectic Media Project is not trying to tell you to go do it yourself. They are simply telling you what happened when one of their number has done it in the past. Going into business is something you should research and decide on for yourself. Resources for this episode: www.accountingverse.com Bank of Korea Study If you wnt us to research and talk about a topic your interested in please drop us a line at one or more of the following places. You can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2hearsoemthinginteresting or you can drop us a line at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com either way we look forward to hearing from you!
Songs about words that are meshed with other words. Yes, contraction songs! Come find out if you are musically and phonetically challenged! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Al and co-host Chad put their religious studies backgrounds to use and discuss ideas for setting a role playing campaign in the time of the Old Testament.
Finally they did it. It's a Beatles Episode. John, Paul, Geroge and Ringo! Come listen, We could say more, but, do we need to? Grab your copy of the White Album and see if you are musically challenged too! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
We gave you songs about YOU, now we do songs about ME. This week the boys look at the songs from the opposite side of last week. This is all about ME. Nothing funny to say or write this week, so grab yourself and see if you are musically challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Final Fantasy Record Keeper is a mobile game that brings together characters, equipment, and events from many of the titles in this long running video game series. This leads to a couple of interesting questions: what if all the Final Fantasy games did in fact take place on the same world and in the same continuity? What chronological order would make the most sense? Al and son attempt to answer these questions as we discuss how we think the Final Fantasy games presented in Record Keeper could take place on the same world (with Mystic Quest thrown in just because Al really likes that game and hopes it will be introduced to Record Keeper someday).
The boys bring you this special episode all about YOU. That's right, they picked songs just for YOU. They wanted to talk to you about these special songs. You know the songs about YOU! Think I have said YOU enough? The boys look at songs with the word you in the title. They explain just how specific it needed to be to make the cut...which narrowed their choices down to around 4,000 songs. Get comfy in the big couch and see if you are musically challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Al and Chad review another 70s kung fu movie by the Shaw Brothers. Enjoy the episode and don't lose your head!
Two boys from Wisconsin doing a Green and Yellow episode and neither one of the two did a Packers song?!?! Who said these two could have their own podcast? Obviously, someone who didn't know they would do such a thing! Ok, that aside they do still manage to bring you a fun filled episode, even if a bit on the short side. They streamlined this episode in order to bring you more music. Yeah that's why. So grab your colored pencils (especially the green and yellow ones) and see if you are musically challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Have you ever wondered if a party consisting of Tidus, Minwu, Vivi, Ramza, and Cecil could defeat Sephiroth? Final Fantasy Record Keeper allows you to explore such scenarios! Record Keeper allows you to relive adventures from many Final Fantasy titles past and present. Join Al and son as they discuss this mobile game and what they like about it.
What's your favorite color? Grab your box of crayolas and check it out. We at Musically Challenged love to color and one of our favorite colors is BLUE. Blue things are awesome, blueberries, blue moons, blue bonnet and of course the smurfs! Grab a coloring book and try to stay in the lines as you try to figure out if you too are musically challenged. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Al discusses Hinduism and ideas for running a D&D campaign inspired by the history and folklore of India.
Have you ever been in a situation where you're coming up with a new character for the latest campaign and find yourself short on ideas? We've all been there at least once. Chances are you've had that one friend who decides to use another fictional character as the inspiration for his PC. Al and Dan discuss using another character as inspiration for a character and how it might (or might not) work.
Do you love colors? Do ou love to color? We at Musically Challenged love to color. It's how we pass the day at the asylum. This week we colored everything RED. The color of love, hate, anger, blood...you get the picture. Anyway, we thought you might like some music that is red themed as well. Take a listen and find out if you are musically challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Here is episode 80! The boys tlk about songs with the same name, but, are completely different songs. You know the ones, they introduce them on the radio station and you get excited. Your heartbeat picks up alittle it, your waiting to hear that familiar chord and blammo! It's not what yu were expecting. Well, the boys do it for you 10 times with 20 different songs this week. Enjoy and find out if you are musically challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
WORST or BEST show ever. Chad and Lou definately take you on a journey in this episode. What started out simply as a review of the soundtrack for A Knight's Tale, became a train wreck when the guys decided to start out sober and do shots after every song. There is no editing, so you will hear all the weird stuff we normally take out. You will hear the pregnant pauses, the eff ups and every thing else. It is entertaining and you should listen to it all to find out if you too are musically challenged. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
You've heard the dad's take on being a parent, now for the mom's turn. Both Scott and Chad's wives come on the show and share their perspective on being a parent. There is a ton of fun and laughing mixed in with a bit of seriousness. do you WANT TO HEAR SOMETHING INTERESTING? If so, tune in now. Thank You Nicole Knight and Tina Smith!! If you wnt us to research and talk about a topic your interested in please drop us a line at one or more of the following places. You can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2hearsoemthinginteresting or you can drop us a line at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or eclecticmediaproject@gmail.comeither way we look forward to hearing from you!
Al takes a look at the Astral Plane from AD&D first edition's Manual of the Planes. I also talk a bit about my old metal band from the college years, but I promise it is (somewhat) relavent!
In the last episode of the outer planes from AD&D First Edition's Manual of the Planes all discusses Greek mythology, Finnish mythology, and beer.
Here they come at you again with a new episode! This time the guys focus on MUSICAL GEMS. You know those songs that have a gem or one sort or another in the title. Either way you look at it, these are some really good songs. We liked most of them, except Lou because he is cranky sometimes. So, get ready to polish your GEMS to this one! Are you musically challenged?
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This week the boys bring you back to the old west...kinda. This wek we do songs about cowboys, or at lease with cowboy in the title. Some songs bring you back to the old west, some talk about the new west and some just have cowboy in the title. What do you think of these songs. Write in and let us know! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Al takes a look at Pandemonium, the Chaotic Neutral Evil realm in AD&D First Edition's Manual of the Planes.
Al takes a look at Acheron and how it was presented in AD&D First Edition's Manual of the Planes.
Lou and Chad take you on a journe to long ago...ok, maybe not that long ago, but, here we have a list from Listener Marshall Laww and he asked us to go back to the 80's. SO, come along to the world of Aqua-Net and spandex. Jarts and Atari. Listen carefully as the boyz parse out their ideas of the music that we were asked to listen to. Let's find out if you are musically challenged too! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Lou and Chad talk mashups. You know, two songs in one. Listen, love, enjoy We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
This month Scott and Chad take you to kind of a dark place. We discuss the White Chapel Murders of 1888. We are talkign Jack the Ripper. Now, we love each and every one of our listeners, but, BE WARNED there is graphic detail of many of the murders that takeplace at the hands of Jack the Ripper. So if that makes you uncomfortable or you just don't like yucky things, we understand you not listening this month. Sources: www.jack-the-ripper.org www.imdb.com If you wnt us to research and talk about a topic your interested in please drop us a line at one or more of the following places. You can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2hearsoemthinginteresting or you can drop us a line at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or eclecticmediaproject@gmail.comeither way we look forward to hearing from you!
Al discusses Greek mythology, the Aztecs, Christian theology, Hinduism, golden ages, and what they have to do with the plane of Arcadia as presented in AD&D first edition's Manual of the Planes.
Take a second and listen to the sounds around you. Listen to the birds chirping, the bee upon the wing. Take this time to really feel everything around you. Now, close your eyes and think about where you were when some momentus occasion in our history happened. What is your "Where were you?" moment. This is America and this is the week in which we celebrate our independence day and what better way to do that then to play music that is patriotic to America in some way? So grab a handful of sparklers, a brat, a beer (if your of age) and relaxon that lawn chair and let's find out if you are musically challenged too! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
On October 26, 2014 I posted the first episode of Geekery in General on DrivethruRPG. Here we are, 200 episodes later (more if you count the quickies and occassional mini-episodes). What better time is there than to discuss a game we've talked about many times on this show: Dungeons and Dragons! To mark this momentous occassion Al talks with experienced co-host Chad Knight and special guest Alexis Smolensk from the Tao of D&D Blog (http://tao-dnd.blogspot.com/). We discuss many topics related to this legendary game from how how we got into it, the Satanic Panic, the Edition Wars, where the game has been and where we hope the game will go. So grab your dice, dust off that old copy of Keep on the Borderlands, and hunker down behind your DM screen as we discuss the world's most famous role playing game!
You might ask yourself, "Self, why is metal in quotations?" Well, that would be a good question to ask yourself. Perhaps the boys have an answer. Boys? "We do short script writing guy." Would you care to let us in on it? "Of course, it's because all the songs are about metal." Well, that does make sense, so it's an episode of heavy metal songs? "No, short script writing guy. Sheeze your dumb. It is more mental than that. All the songs this week have some form of metal in the title. So songs about gold, silver, iron and titanium will be found within." Oh, ok, well I guess that explains it. But, why did you have to call me dumb? "Lou?" Well? "That's easy, because your dumb." Thanks guys... We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Al discusses Tartarus in AD&D first edition's Manual of the Planes and its counterpart in Greek mythology.
Zombies are everywhere. They have appeared in countless movies, books, TV shows, and games. But why are these mindless masses so popular? Al and Chad attempt to answer that question as they take a look at the historical roots of zombies and how they have been portrayed in popular culture.
I'm back with a fun filled podcast. I sit down almost a year to the day with Jason Dean. He has spent the last year plus travelling the country, doing what he wants to do, when he wants to do it...except for work, that he still needs to do to. We talk places, food and beer and we find out what he's been doing the past year.
Like the episode? Check Jason out here. http://midwesternboy.com/
Now, sit back, relax and see whose podcast it is anyway!
Relax...Relax...take a deep breath...inhale...exhale...inhale...exhale... Sorry, focus, must focus to bring listener an episode of songs, that make you want to dream a dream. That's right, the boys are bringing you a series of songs that delve into your sub-concious. We know your dreams and we have dreams of our own. Grab those gummy melatonins you keep in the cupboard for those nights you just can't sleep, some warm milk and a snuggie and find out if you are musically challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Here you are, one episode into the new format and they throw you a curve ball by having a special guest on the show. That's right the boys are joined by the one and only Scott Ahern. The last time Scott joined the boys they talked about Weird Al Yankovich and some things never change. It's been about 30 or so episodes since they last talked about Al, so they are doing it again. Faced with the imeding thought of the Weird Al concert all 3 guys are going to in a few days they decided to take a secial look at Weird Al and more precisely his songs that are not parody. So buckle up and see if you are musically challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
With the end of the school year upon us or behind us already, Scott and chad thought they would take a look at year round school. What are the pros and cons of it? Is it better or worse for you, your children, the teachers. The guys decided that there might be more to be learned if we were to bring on a couple of kids still in school and see what they think of the idea. The guys enlisted Chad's two daughters, Emma (Just finished her freshman year of college) and Molly (Junior year of high school almost over) and see what they had to say. Come on in and listen to something that is interesting, provacative and maybe, just mabe a little bit of fun. so, do you WANT TO HEAR SOMETHING INTERESTING? If you wnt us to research and talk about a topic your interested in please drop us a line at one or more of the following places. You can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2hearsoemthinginteresting or you can drop us a line at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or eclecticmediaproject@gmail.comeither way we look forward to hearing from you!
We are really going off the norm today and we are doing an episode of a different color. That’s right, we, Lou and Chad are doing an episode of Polka music. One of the things we wanted to do when we started this was to expand our horizons and we are going to do that with this episode. We are taking two rock and roll boys and putting them in a very interesting position. I bet everyone out there would love to see that. Pay attention as we take you through 10 polka songs. There really is a lot of good stuff in there. Do you like polkas? Are you musically challenged as well? We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Like many long time Castlevania fans Al is looking forward to the upcoming Ritual of the Night from Koji Igarashi, the genius behind Symphony of the Night. In the meantime we have Curse of the Moon to whet our appetite.Correction: I mention in the description of one of the enemies that it was a solider who died in the demon castle war. This is incorrect. This is actually a description from one of the items a character can find.You can view the video for this episode on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/IKCsEQyabvQ
Every long running video game series has that one game that stands out. Such a game is usually universally praised for its graphics, music, gameplay, and story. Al and Dan from the Radio Free Borderlands podcast discuss the crown jewel of the Castlevania series: Symphony of the Night!
You knew this would happen, you knew that eventually Lou and Chad would throw all precedent to the wind and just get naughty. Well here is the result an entire episode about song about sex. We pull no punches, if you are uncomfortable with discussion about sex, masterbation or any other form of naughtyness...skip this episode... Still here? Let's talk about sex...are you musically challenged? We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Lou and Chad give you some of their favorite covers. Buckle u we give you not only a clip of the original, but also a clip of the cover. And we chat about what we like and what we hate about each of them, Grab your favorite band T-Shirt and album and let's see if you are musically challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
This week, Lou and Chad take you on a journey of days. Settle in while the guys talk about music related to the days of the week, Sunday through Saturday. We have hand picked the options best suited to such a podcast. Come along on our journey of the days of the week and find out if you too are Musically Challenged. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Movies based on video games. Some people love them, some people love to hate them, and some people hate to love them. Al and Chad discuss the 1995 movie based on the hit video game Mortal Kombat!
Lou and Chad once again take you to yesterdays. The guys talk about another soundtrack, this time from 1998's The Wedding Singer starring Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore and others. The music is silly, its good, its bad, its great. What happens when you put all that together? You get one darn good soundtrack. We enjoyed it mostly and we think you will as well. So grab your Dippity Do, get that hair up high, grab some teddy grahams and fnd out if you are musically challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
This month, Scott...a dad, Chad...a dad, and our special guest, Mike Loomis...a dad talk about what it's like to be a dad. We start off with information on books out there for parents, then we delve into how medical practices have changed over the years, finally the three dad's talk about life, kids and how these allcome together to form a symbiotic lifestyle. If you wnt us to research and talk about a topic your interested in please drop us a line at one or more of the following places. You can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2hearsoemthinginteresting or you can drop us a line at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or eclecticmediaproject@gmail.comeither way we look forward to hearing from you!
Video role playing games have been around in one form or another since the mid-1970s. Over the years they have evolved both as an genre of gameplay and some might even go so far as to say an art form. In this episode Al and guests Dave and Gabe from the Destination Unknown podcast talk about how video RPGs have changed over the years.
You like music? You like beer? You like to have fun? Well, so do Lou and Chad and boy did they ever have fn on this episode. There may have been a bit of pre-game drinking going on, but, in the end you are the one's who get the fun out of it. Lou and Chad are old and there fun was rewarded with the morning after. This week the guys talk the classic 1993 movie soundtrack fro Dazed and Confused. You know it, you love it and we hope that you will tag along in our low rider and find out if you are Musically Challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
This week it's Lou's turn to level up! It's his birthday! We talk through his 14 favorite songs, from different genres, different times and styles. Lou's the kind ofguy you never call for bail money...mostly because he will be right there next to you saying "She didn't look like a cop." But in all seriousness, enjoy this weeks offering and if you see Lou out and about wish him a merry christm...happy birthday! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
I know things look a little off, but, that's because on April 6, 2018 Lou and Chad broke out of the norm and actually sat down with a couple cool guys that are part of a band. That band is 20 Watt Tombstone and the members Tom and Mitch really know how to play some dirty blues. Unlike most of our shows there is no music here, just us sitting down and talkig to the guys. Our cover picture has changed, much as possible as we talk to bands we will use a picture of the band, you see us enough. We talk life on the road, great shows and those shows that aren't necessarily that great. We ask them questions about a lot of things. We definately enjoyed talking with them and we hope they enjoyed talking to us. Grab a seat andbuckle in for our first live band interview with 20 Watt Tombstone. Their website: http://thegoddamns.com/ Their Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thegoddamns/ We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Ah, the 1980s! They were a carefree, simpler time when everyone wore neon and sported a glorious mullet. But were the 80s really a Golden Age or are we just looking back with rose tinted nostalgia glasses? Al and Dan from the Radio Free Borderlands podcast talk about the politics, social issues, pop culture, and technology of the decade they grew up in and how they shaped the era.
"You and me baby ain't nothing but mammals, so let's do it like they do on the discovery channel. I want to..." Ok, thanks Nine Inch Nails, we'll take it from here. Lou and Chad sitdown this week and we discuss Animals. Well, songs with animals in the titles. Some talk about animals. Some talk about girls. And some talk about absolutely nothing to do with animals, but they are still awesome songs. Grab fido and spanky the ca and let's listen to musically challenged. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Al explores Elysium as presented in AD&D 1st Edition's Manual of the Planes and its counterpart in Greek mythology.
Chad has leveled. That's right, gamers don't age they level. If that's the case Chad is leveled higher than most Gods in Dungeons and Dragons. With that kind of power comes a certain amount of freedom. That's right, Chad picked all 14songs this week. Then he forced Lou to do allthe research so he didn't have to. Then after all that he just talked about what each song means to him. Oh, yeah, also buckle up it's a big one. This hour and forty minute epic episode is worth it if Chad does say so himself. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
This month Scott and Chad delve into the idea of intelligence. What constitutes intelligence? What among us has intelligence. Stick with us for the next houranda half as we try to answer this qeustion and ask many more. Are humans intelligent? Are animals intelligent? Are plants intelligent? All these questions and more will be talked about and hopefully answered. If you wnt us to research and talk about a topic your interested in please drop us a line at one or more of the following places. You can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2hearsoemthinginteresting or you can drop us a line at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or eclecticmediaproject@gmail.comeither way we look forward to hearing from you!
nother listener submission. We love these. So if you want to send us a list there is a couple ways you can do that. Email, facebook or Twitter. Find all those links below. We talk a very eclectic group of songs this week. From rock music to folk to EDM. Come along on the journey and see if you are Musically Challenged too! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Many episodes ago we took a look at the Nine Hells of AD&D as presented in the Manual of the Planes. However, devils are not the only residents of the Pit. In this episode we take a look at some of the gods of mythology that call the Nine Hells home.
Al and Chad review Troy: The Odyssey, a film that takes a new look at Homer's classic tale of a man who took way too long to get home. Maybe he didn't want to stop and ask directions?
Another listener submission. We love these. So if you want to send us a list there is a couple ways you can do that. Email, facebook or Twitter. Find all those links below. We talk a very eclectic group of songs this week. From rock music to country and polka. Come along on the journey and see if you are Musically Challenged too! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
It is not unusual for musicians and bands to change over the course of their careers. Sometimes the change creates a new and exciting sound, othertimes the band goes in a completely different direction. Al and Dan from the Radio Free Borderlands podcast discuss several of their favorite hard rock and heavy metal bands and the changes they have been through, be it for good and ill.
Another listener submission. We love these. So if you want to send us a list there is a couple ways you can do that. Email, facebook or Twitter. Find all those links below. We talk a very eclectic group of songs this week. From rock music to classical to movie soundtrack music. Come along on the journey and see if you are Musically Challenged too! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Al and Chad talk a little about anime and review the live action version of Fullmetal Alchemist. Lots of bleeped out profanity in the episode!
What do these following names have in common?
Vivaldi, Beethoven, Handel, Bach, Tchaikosky, Wagner and Mozart.
That's riht, they are all classical composers of the highest rate. This week Lou and Chad sit down and talk these guys and several other masters of early musical composition. Trust us when I say it is not at all dry or hard to listen to. They chose msic with soul in it. From Water Music to Toccata en Fuge, you will know and recognize many of these from other places. Come along and see if you are musically challenged too.
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In this Bargain Bin adventure Al takes a look at Rise of the Argonauts for the XBox 360. The video for this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/OkqBpxaUFWA.
Cue sci-fi music, cue extremely dark lighting, cue Stanley (Hey we don't have the budget for real aliens), cue Scott and Chad! It's that time again the gentlemen are back for this months episode of Want to Hear Something Interesting? This month they delve into the most controversial topic they have since episode 1 (Ghost Hunting) and they have a blast doing it. We bring you these topics because...we want to. So hang on and let's discuss Aliens: Are They Real? If you wnt us to research and talk about a topic your interested in please drop us a line at one or more of the following places. You can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2hearsoemthinginteresting or you can drop us a line at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com either way we look forward to hearing from you!
The first of March brings with it thoughts of spring, flowers, warmer temperatures and of course marches! That's right! Lou and Chad take a step to the side for some music not often heard anywhere...but on the fields of battle and during military pomp and circumstance! That's right, today the boys alk about marches, you know that type of music that helps keep time and the military guys in step. We talk about marches from long ago to just a few years ago, that's right, marches they are all around you. So,polish up thos eboots, make sure your jib line is straight and see if you too are musically challenged.
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A few points of record keeping: Musically Challenged, Lou Schwalbach, Chad Knight and Point of Insanity Game Studios do not condone the use of drugs other than perscription drugs only n perscribed ways. The Boys take you on a long, strange trip this week as they discuss songs about or in association with drugs. It's no secret that musicians and their ilk are known to partake of substances of a questionable legal status. Though the arguments have been made that they do better work while under the mind altering influences. Let's sit back and hold on as Lou and Chad take a crack at these songs and find out if they are truly musically chllenged. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or eclecticmediaproject@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Some people love to be the game master. Other people see it as something you get stuck with. But why? Al and Chad discuss this question and offer their thoughts as to why some people avoid taking on the challenge of being a game master.
Last wee k Lou and Chad gave you love, this week, we help you get over the heart break. We take look back at the love lost, the woman (or man) scorned. That's right we look at the feelings when the honeymoon period is over. The evil feelings that you hold in your heart and mind for the one that did you wrong. As always we talk about music as well. Come on by and see if you are musically challenged too. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
Hey baby...why don't you come over here and let's put on a little music and see what happens. This week Lou and Chad take you on a romantic journey through some of the greatest love songs off all time with their very own take on it. From cuddling up on a bear skin rug to having shots and singing about lost love. This is a special time of the year and with Valentine's Day only a scant week away, enjo these songs before the inevitable after Valentine's break up. Don't worry, we will have you covered next week. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us.
SPOILER ALERT Dan from the Radio Free Borderlands podcast joins Al in a discussion of Star Wars: The Last Jedi. We discuss our thoughts on the movie and our predictions for episode 9. Correction: Al mistakenly refers to Captain Phasma as Captain Plasma at one point. He has lost 5 points of Geek Cred and hangs he head in shame.
Al wraps up his series of retro reviews for TSR's Marvel Superheroes RPG with a look at the adventure All This and World War 2. The West Coast Avengers travel back in time to help The Invaders fight Red Skull, Baron Xemo, and Baron Blood as they plan to unleash their new super weapon upon the world!
Chad and Scott come at you...LIVE FROM EVERCON 2018!! Chad and Scott sit down with Special Guest Artist Samantha Gorel and Nicole Knight and they talk about what it means to be in love with a geek. More specifically, they discuss love and how gaming brings them closer together with their loved ones...or does it. Listen and find out. Check out Samantha's work below. Find Samantha's work here: https://www.mireielle.com/gallery Find Samantha's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Samantha-Gorel/e/B01MSWJMY3 Samantha's Deviant Art here: https://mireielle.deviantart.com/ Want to reach out to me? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find me, like me and share me @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway either way you reach out, I look forward to hearing from you.
First thing that comes to your mind when we say comedy songs? Weird Al? Yeah that's a good one, but, we did a whole episode of that, in fact it's episode 42! If that's what your looking for, please go check it out.
This week Chad and Lou bring you comedy songs from a wide variety of artist from church like music all they way to heavy metal and pretty much everything in between. Lou and Chad are huge fans of the comedy genre of music and hope that what they are bringing you today will be to your liking or at least bring you over to the dorky side. Why not hit play and see if you are Musically Challenged too!
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The next in a series of retro reviews for TSR's Marvel Super Heroes game is Lone Wolves. This adventure was written with Daredevil, Black Widow, Power Man, and Iron Fist in mind. Daredevil and Black Widow are trying to help a woman avoid being kicked out of her apartment while the Heroes for Hire Detective Agency are investigating a series of break-ins at a stereo store. Their investigations are interupted by series of events that will bring them in conflict with Sabertooth, Vermin, MODOK, Task Master, Kraven, the Kingpin, and ... the Punisher!
Glad your still here! It's been a year and the podcast has changed over time, but, you stuck with us. For that we are ever thankful. Help us celebrate this special milestone with a listener episode. That's right,we're bringing you another listener episode. Al Seeger the man behind the works has sent us a list. It's a list that celebrates of all things Lou and Chad's geeky sides. That's right a show with a theme of Dungeons and Draons character classes. Think you know what your in store for? Come on in and check it out! See if you are Musically Challenged too!
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Al continues his retro review series of TSR's Marvel Super Heroes with a look at Murderworld! Can the Fantastic Four escape Arcade's death trap amusement park?
Another listener submission. We love these. So if you want to send us a list there is a couple ways you can do that. Email, facebook or Twitter. Find all those links below. We talk a lot of bluegrass this week. Though it really isn't Lou's strong suit when it comes to music he enjoyed it ore than it was thought he would. This is an easy step from Country music for Chad. He actually really enjoys bluegrass. Come along on the journey and se if you are Musically Challenged too! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sundays at 9am!
Chad sits down with Special Guest Artist Samantha Gorel and they talk about what it is she does. They talk about how she got published, how she started in art, how she makes money doing art and so much more. This is a great episode that shows us all that determination and a bit of luck can go a really long way.
LIVE FROM EVERCON 2018!! Perhaps a word of warning, normally we try to get you the cleanest, best sounding episode we can. This episode is lightly edited because it was recorded live on January 7th at Evercon Gaming Convention in Wausau, WI. The boys had a blast with their first time in front of a live audience! And by audience I mean we had 2 people in the audience and one of them was Chad's wife. That said, I think this may have been one of the funnest episodes the boys have ever done. They talk gaming, music, video games, TV shows and so much more. you need to come check it out! "Scott is our Wallowitz!" Lou Schwalbach We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sundays at 9am!
For the first time ever Al, Dawn, Chad, and Lou are together in one place! This recording took place at Evercon 2018. The gang talks about conventions, why we like them, and shares some of their convention memories.
You like indie music?You like unsigned bands? Well, so do Lou and Chad. This week the guys talk music sent in by listener Hunter McLeod. He writes about music and decided he'd share some of his favorite indie and unsigned bands our way. This is by far one of the best lists we have seen thus far. Think you can send a better list? Try your stuff...send us 14 songs from 14 different artists and we'll get to your list as soon as we can. If you have hard to find songs please send mp3's of those songs. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sundays at 9am! Happy New Year!!
Al takes a look at the MX series for the Marvel Super Heroes RPG. This series was inspired by the classic X-Men story arc Days of Future Past. Al takes you on a tour of a dark future where the anti-mutant fear has taken over America. The super heroes of old are dead, incarcerated, or on the run from mutant hunting sentinals. Who will take up the fight to free America from the grip of facism? Will it be you?
Original music used in a couple parts of this episode were composed by Tom Schlais and used with the artist's permission. More of Tom's ambient electronic music can be found at https://tomschlais.bandcamp.com/
Additional voice work done by Chad and Lou from the Musically Challenged podcast and Zach from the New Jedi Archives.
Scott and Chad want to take you on a tour that spans from the Bronze Age to the year 1990. How will they do this you may ask yourself...easily, this month they talk calendars. From Ancient times to just a few years ago. They talk the reasons behind the calendars, why and how they were used and with a little personal insight the wrap it upinto a nice package. Do you want to come along for the ride of knowledge? Do you want to hear something interesting? You can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2hearsoemthinginteresting or you can drop us a line at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com either way we look forward to hearing from you! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
In the last episode of 2017 Al takes a look at TSR's Marvel Super Heroes role playing game.
I sincerly want to appologize to all ou listeners for this episode. Everything that might be considered politically incorrect is really meant in fun and jest. That said, I hope you all understand that two, fat white guys from the suburbs had to do this episode. Lou and Chad take you on a journey, a journey of two fat, white guys from the suburbs. We talk hip-hop and rap music. You might find it interesting that Chad actually had sometime as a fan of this genre of music. His tastes have evolved over the years and he no longer listens to this type of music any longer. He can appreciate themusic for what it is. We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sundays at 9am! http://www.wtmhradio.net/
MERRY CHRISTMAS - Lou and Chad bring you this family friendly episode.So, feel free to listen with your kids! From classic Christmas songs to a verison of a traditional song sung by Twisted Sister. Come on in, the fire is warm. Not much intro, just enjoy and MERRY CHRISTMAS! We are on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sundays at 9am! http://www.wtmhradio.net/
Al and Chad discuss Christmas movies and TV specials, from the classics of Rankin and Bass to modern favorites.
Lou and Chad would like to take you to Heaven...and that's exactly what they do this week as the dynamic duo focus on songs with Heaven in te title. I litle love and tenderness is all that is needed...and some good ol' Rock 'N Roll. Grab that someone special, a nice glass of chardoney and be taken to Heaven. We also do Liquored Up and Trivia for the week. Come on, hit play and see if you too are musically challenged. We are now on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sundays at 9am! http://www.wtmhradio.net/
In this retro review Al talks about ninjas and takes a look at AD&D's attempt to bring ninjas into second edition.
This week Lou and Chad take you on a trip to Hell...well not really, but, we do play a lot of good songs with Hell in the title. We try to navigate our way over the River Styx and through the nine layers of Hell itself to bring you a brand new episode. Grab your cloak and pitchfork and see if you too are musically challenged. We are now on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sundays at 9am! http://www.wtmhradio.net/
Al takes a look at Deadpool for the xBox 360 in this Bargain Bin Adventure. So grab some chimichangas and check out what the Merc with a Mouth can do!Please note that a censored Deadpool is not a funny Deadpool, so the profanities in this episode have not been editted out.The video for this file can be viewed on Point on Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/GNfHdQnpTDk
Fair Warning Parents...Scott and Chad pull no punches about the reality that is Santa Claus. We suggest that if you think you want your kids to hear this, you should listen first independently of them. You have been warned! This month Scott and Chad talk Jolly old St. Nicholas AKA Santa Claus. The track the development of the fat guy in red from his humble beginnings as a monk and a Bishop of Myrna. Through his life as a Catholic Saint and his transformation from this to the guy we know today. It's an interesting look at Santa Claus. Sources: www.poetryfoundation.org www.history.com Hogfather by Terry Pachett Bear Stays Up for Christmas by Karma Wilson Magic of Christmas by Various Authors Room for a Little One...A Christmas Tale by Martin Waddle Why don't you drop us a line and let us know what you think of this series. You have a few options. First and most direct you can email us at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or find us in one of two locations on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2herasomethinginteresting
Ahhh!! Happiness, we all strive for it. It comes in different things for different people. That's what you will find out this week as Lou and Chad delve into songs that make them happy. The do the normal stuff, start off with the drinking segment they now call Liquored Up! and of course Lou attempts to stumpChad with trivia...who comes out on top? When we talk music we talk about songs that make us each happy. Some we agree on and some we don't. Remember the idea is songs that make us happy, you may agree or disagree. Either way it doesn't necessarily mean songs that are about happy things...so come see if you are musically challenged too! We are now on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sundays at 9am! http://www.wtmhradio.net/
Al and Dawn discuss the Three Glooms of Oinos, Hades, and Hel as presented in AD&D's Manual of the Planes. We also talk a little about movies from the 80s, because why not?
This week Lou and Chad listen to 14 songs submitted to us by Emma Knight. Yes, the eldest of the Knight Clan children. These special episodes are really what Lou and Chad look forward to. I mean, it's easy to haveus pick songs we like or occasionally dislike to talk about. However, when a listener takes the time to send us an episode worth of songs that they enjoy, nothing makes the guys happier. You could do it too. Sim-ly send us 14 songs from 14 different artists and we rate it up for you. Sit back, relax and see if you too are musically challenged! We hope you and your family enjoy a wonderful holiday weekend! Happy Thanksgiving! We are now on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sundays at 9am! http://www.wtmhradio.net/
Lou and Chad are joined by a special guest this wek...Scott Ahern. The three guys sit down at Gamehole Con V in Madison, WI. They sit down too late and/or too early one of the nights of the Con and talk Weird Al! The genius of prody, the merry maker of musical parody. Remember, he does originals as well! We talk beer, trivi, an Al Concert were going to next year and of course music! Grab a handful of marbles, and some potatoes and sit back, relax and find out if you are musically challenged! We are now on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, it's us! If you follow us, we follow you. Want to reach out to us? There are a few was to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sundays at 9am! http://www.wtmhradio.net/
Al takes a look at the religious and mythological imagery in the game El Shaddai: Ascention of the Metatron. The video for this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/kEu1KHRUZnc
Al and son take their first look at Sonic Forces on the Nintendo Switch. The video for this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube page at https://youtu.be/h9j1yFgF1-w
This week Lou and Chad talk songs with guys names in them. It only seemed fair after last weeks songs with girls names in them. We look at wide variety of songs and styles and of course artists. We had a blast doing this podcast not in our home studio, but, in a hotel room in middle America. Ever wonder what is behind a name in song? Well we alk about that in a lot fo these songs and oh yeah, most of them are actually quite fun!
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This week Lou and Chad talk songs with Girl Names in the title. We have songs for the finer half of the population. We have a lot of songs about girls, some fun, some sad, some just plain sad. Take a listen and let us know if you are musically challenged as well.We are now on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, you found us. If you follow us, We will follow you.Want to reach out to us? There are a few was to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head RadioAfter the end of You can also find us on Welcome to My Head Radio...Sundays at 9am!
Scott and Chad sit down with Alexis Smolensk and Carl Olson and they talk about different ways to look at gaming as a hobby or a lifestyle or as whatever you want to call it. We talk about ways that Alexis and Carl look at the game as well as some of what Scott and Chad think as well. It's an in-depth discussion that no gamer of the fantasy realm should miss. So you want to hear something interesting?Why don't you drop us a line and let us know what you think of this series. You have a few options. First and most direct you can email us at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or find us in one of two locations on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2herasomethinginteresting
Al and Chad talk about the historical roots of the vampire as well as some different types of blood drinkers from around the world. Warning: this episode bites.
This week Lou and Chad take a look at music that will send a tingle up your spine. A chill over your body, a spook in your Halloween. That's right, with this being that time of year Musically Challenged is bringing you a Halloween themed episode. Time to grab your candy, your favorite superhero costume and see if you are musically challenged as well.We are now on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, you found us. If you follow us, We will follow you.Want to reach out to us? There are a few was to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head RadioAfter the end of Yoou can also find us on Welcome to My Head Radio add Sundays at 9am!
This is the first episode of Geekery in General to be recorded live at a convention! Al sat down with Ben and Zach from the New Jedi Archives podcast at Newgameapalooza in Oshkosh to talk about all things Star Wars-from toys to video games to fan theories and our first encounter with the events that happened a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.
This week Lou and Chad look at more country music. This time we focus on music after 1985. Modern Country. Again, like the show we do our opinion is that country music started it change from classic to country about this time. We look at some very country, very modern standards of what is today called country music. Put on your Stetson, grab a cold mug and find out if you are musically challenged!New to us, we are now on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, you found us. If you follow us, We will follow you.Want to reach out to us? There are a few was to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sunday nights at 10pm!
Al does a retro review of one of his favorite AD&D second edition supplements: The Complete Ranger's Handbook.
This week Lou and Chad talk about Chad's childhood. He grew up in a country household, along with some gospel. Such music makes Chad have those nostalgia feelings. Lou comes along for the ride and even says a thing or two that make sense. Come along on this ride and see if you are musically challenged too.New to us, we are now on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, you found us. If you follow us, We will follow you.Want to reach out to us? There are a few was to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sunday nights at 10pm!
In this retro review Al discusses one of his all time favorite game supplements: Tales Tales of the Wee Folk. This product for Basic D&D was part of a series of supplements that gave players and game masters rules for how to use monsters as characters. So grab your shillelagh and stick a four leaf clover in your hat as we dive into the world of leprechauns, pixies, centaurs, and more!CORRECTION: I had the order of the Creature Crucible series wrong. Tall Tales of the Wee Folk is first, Top Ballista is second, The Sea People is third, and Night Howlers is the last of the series.
Lou and Chad take a look at Family Music. Now before you get too excited all you mom and dad's out there, we are not talking about Disney or Pixar songs, we are talking songs performed by family members. So, sit back and grab a large soda, it's a long one folks, and find out if you are musically challenged too.New to us, we are now on Twitter, please follow us and get updates from Musically Challenged! @MCPodcast17 will find us. If you see the skeleton rock fingers, you found us. If you follow us, We will follow you.Want to reach out to us? There are a few was to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sunday nights at 10pm!
This month Scott and Chad sit down and talk to Jason Oblivion about growing up Black in America. This is an interesting listen to say the least. Jason tells us his experience growing up Black in America. Does he feel like being Black is any different than being white? Has he dealt with racism? Tune in and find out if this is interesting to you.Warning: This episode contains adult language and some racial language. Please understand that this is only left in to show you what life is like, real life.Why don't you drop us a line and let us know what you think of this series. You have a few options. First and most direct you can email us at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or find us in one of two locations on Facebook @poinetworks or @want2herasomethinginteresting
We could tell you what this episode is about, but then we'd have to curse your dice so they always roll a 1.
Lou and Chad hit the beach this week as we take a look at surf music! You know 1960's music about surf, sand, women, and cars. We take you on a journey of the 60's and a bit into the 70's with music that ranges from definite surf music to are you sure that qualifies? It most likely does not qualify but who are we to decide, we have told you before that we are musically challenged...are you?Want to reach out to us? There are a few was to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sunday nights at 10pm! http://www.wtmhradio.net/
Al talks about trees, pillars, and the plane at the center of the D&D multiverse: the Concordant Opposition.
This week Lou and Chad take to the road...for the second time! We talk songs that fit wonderfully on to any mix CD for travelling or taking a road trip. We talk about what makes us feel like music that belongs on your mix for any road trip in your future. Put this along side episode 15 and you will have a great mix CD for your next road trip. So, Listen and see if you too are musically challenged.Want to reach out to us? There are a few was to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into that social media thing, you can find us on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Like us and share us. You can also find us now on Welcome to My Head Radio Sunday nights at 10pm! http://www.wtmhradio.net/
Al does a retro-review and takes a look at the D&D Rules Cyclopedia from the days of BECMI.
Lou and Chad explore more word play in this weeks episode of Musically Challenged. Again, we look at songs with one word that is the same in every title. This week "white" is the word. In the past we have done other words and in the future we have more planned. So, from Michael Jackson's Black or White to Cream's White Room, let's find out if you are musically challenged as well. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you
Al and Dan discuss ways to start a campaign. We cover topics like some ideas for getting the characters hooked into the adventure, keeping things on track, and some classic D&D adventures that we feel are good ways to introduce a campaign.
This week we dip back into the mail bag for the second week in a row. Who will be our next guest contributor? This week we look at 15 songs sent to us from Dawn Muskovitz. Lou and Chad had a blast dong this list and hope that at some point in the future Dawn will think about sending us another list of great songs. So listen up and see if you too are Musically Challenged. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you
I am taking a break from WPIIA? to spend sometime being me. I have started back at school and will be unable to carry the load of 3 podcasts. I am putting this one on Hiatus until the new year at minimum. I will miss reaching out each week to a new guest and hearing about the person and their interests. Fear not, I will return! I will be back. Until then, feel free to re-listen to any of the earlier podcasts and check out the podcasts I will continue to create for you. Musically Challenged and Want to hear Something Interesting? Thanks for your support. Chad
This week we take a look at Gehenna from Manual of the Planes. Al discusses the historical roots of the name of this plane and some ways to work Gehenna into your campaign.
CORRECTION: I mention the description of a Chinese god appearinng in Fiend Folio. I meant to say Dieties and Demigods.
This month Scott and Chad look at one of their shared passions. It's no surprise that the guys are gamers. They love paper and pencil gaming and this moth they strive to show you the time honored history and the cultural impact of Dungeons and Dragons through the eyes of a couple of nerds. So, you want to hear something interesting? Keep listening.
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This week Lou and Chad delve once again into the mail bag for a listeners list of songs. Episode 31 takes us to a time of punishment and criminal activity. Well, at least the music does. Listener Tore sends us list all the way from the Netherlands and has populated that list with music about Crime and Punishment. Get in your orange jumpsuit and make sure your leg shackles are on tight as we find out if you too are musically challenged. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you
Do you wanna go where everybody knows your name? Well, come check out episode 30 of Musically Challenged! We look at the songs from the TV shows you loved or loved to hate. Either way, grab you popcorn, your blankie and see if you are musically challenged as well. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you
Al and guest Dawn go Greek in this episode as we take a look at Mount Olympus in AD&D 1st Edition's Manual of the Planes.
Next stop on our tour of the Outer Planes of AD&D 1st Edition: the Abyss! We'll take a look at some of the iconic demons of D&D including Orcus, Demogorgon, and Pazuzu and explore their mythological orgins.
Chad sits down with the first Canadian on the show, Alexis Smolensk! Alexis is an author of works such as Pete's Garage and How to Run: An Advanced Guide to Managing Role-playing Games. We talk, well, you guessed it...Role-playing and how Alexis looks at it differently than maybe you and I do. This winding discussion of bigfoot, ghosts, Russian history and of course role-playing is a must not miss. Buckle up and find out Whose Podcast is it Anyway?
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Join Lou and Chad as they sit down and talk TV Themes, orchestrated that is. You know, music without words made for specific TV shows. That's what we talk this week. Grab a bucket of popcorn, a warm blanket and find out if you are musically challenged or not!Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you.
Al takes a look at Limbo, the realm of pure chaos as presented in 1st Edition Manual of the Planes.
Chad sits down with Amanda Lecheler and they talk volunteerism and why it's good for the soul. They both talk about things they have done in the past and Amanda even talks about options for people right now. Not to mention they talk about how they met and Gen Con 2007. Grab a lunch and come see Whose Podcast is it Anyway? Want to reach out to me? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find me, like me and share me @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway either way you reach out, I look forward to hearing from you.
Lou and Chad jump in the way, way back machine and talk about that Saturday morning cartoon craze of the 80's. They talk the music of the cartoons they used to watch and love. Grab a bowl of cereal, get two inches from the tube, turn the TV up and spaz out to this episode of Musically Challenged. Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you.
Kicking off year 2, Chad sits down for his first threesome on Whose Podcast is it Anyway?! Chad sits down with the hosts of the podcast Dark Science Radio. Jason Oblivion and Jake. Be warned the language in this podcast is adult in content and this warning should not be taken lightly. For science, grab your telescope and find out Whose Podcast is it Anyway? Want to reach out to me? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find me, like me and share me @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway either way you reach out, I look forward to hearing from you.
At the time of this recording Pokemon Go has been out for a little over a year. Al and Roz discuss some of their thoughts on how the game has changed for good or ill.
This week Lou and Chad sit down with a special guest...Al Seeger of Point of Insanity Network fame. We talk British Rock for the most part. There is a Zepplin song I might not put in that category. That said this is a great episode. If you are a fan of the video game Brutal Legend you may also like this episode.
Warning: language and Length get long and bad at time. You have been additionally warned!
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This month Scott and Chad talk the Scopes Trial of 1925. Known as the Scopes "Monkey" Trial this is where John Thomas Scopes was put on trial for teaching evolution in his classroom. Sounds crazy enough right? It gets even more complex in a wild way. If you think you know the story from school, I guarantee you don't.Why don't you drop us a line and let us know what you think of this series. You have a few options. First and most direct you can email us at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or find us in one of two locations on Facebook @poinetworks or @want2herasomethinginteresting
Next stop on our tour of the outer planes is Gladsheim, the realm of the Norse gods in the Manual of the Planes. Al discusses Norse cosmology and how it is similar to and different from the cosmology of Dungeons and Dragons.
Whose Podcast is it Anyway has made it to the one year mark! We've talked about a variety of topics, from food to politics to entertainment to life in general. Today we take a look at podcasting. We'll discuss what we think we've done well and what we think we could use some work on. We would like to thank each and everyone of you for listening. Without you we would have never made it this far! Want to reach out to me? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find me, like me and share me @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway either way you reach out, I look forward to hearing from you.
Lou and Chad finally finish this decades set of episodes. There have been some good and some bad. Like all music we agreed with some and we disagreed with others. They hope you enjoyed the series and look forward to bringing you many other great episodes.Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you.
Chad sits down with his Want to Hear Something Interesting podcast co-host Scott Ahern. They talk censorship for books and everyday life. This is a hard hitting podcast that you should take a moment to listen to. It's also highly entertaining! Come check this out and see whose podcast is it anyway?Want to reach out to me? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find me, like me and share me @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway either way you reach out, I look forward to hearing from you.
Lou and Chad continue their decades of number ones. This time the decade of 2000 - 2009. Lou and Chad don't have a lot of good to talk about in this decade, but, come check out their thoughts on these number ones.
Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you.
He has taken you to Heaven and he has taken you to Hell. Next stop: Nirvana! No, not the popular grunge band from the 90s, but rather the place where Lawful Neutral souls reside in the AD&D multiverse. Al discusses the version of Nirvana from the first edition Manual of the Planes. We'll also take a look at how it is similar to and different from the Buddhist belief that this plane gets its name from.
Chad sits down with his co-host from Musically Challenged, Lou Schwalbach, and they talk the game of Golf. It's a meandering conversation about golf and many other topics that golf brings them to. So hitch up your plaid pants. tuck in your striped shirt and let's see Whose Podcast is it Anyway? Want to reach out to me? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find me, like me and share me @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway either way you reach out, I look forward to hearing from you.
This week Lou and Chad try something a little different. They take a song list from a listener and then they put together an episode just as if it was their choices and discuss music. They rate the songs on their own criteria and talk about each song. If you want to have us do the same for your songs here's what you need to do.
Email us a list of 14 songs by 14 different artists to musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com and we will let you know when your list will air. It's fun, easy and gets your name heard.
Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you.
Chad sits down for a second time with Tracee Lambrecht. We have a nice talk about our families and things that are attached to them. We hear some input from baby Jacob from time to time and other than that, enjoy it!Want to reach out to me? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find me, like me and share me @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway either way you reach out, I look forward to hearing from you.
This week Lou and chad sit down and talk the 90s. After a trip through the excess of the 80s the love songs of the 90s are a little different. Come and see if you too are musically Challenged!
Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you.
Al continues to take you on a tour of the outer planes with a look at the Seven Heavens as presented in the AD&D First Edition book The Manual of the Planes.
This month Scott and Chad sit down and talk REVOLUTION! That's right, regardless of what you think our founding fathers were revolutionaries. Had the war for independence went a different way they would have been executed as enemies of the state! Thankfully for us they won and we are the United States of America! For this month of Independence sit back and listen to the stories of six of the American Founding Father's and enjoy!Why don't you drop us a line and let us know what you think of this series. You have a few options. First and most direct you can email us at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or find us in one of two locations on Facebook @poinetwork or @want2herasomethinginteresting
The decade of excess is at the forefront of this episode. Lou and Chad delve into the number ones of the 1980s. Big hair, big guitars and women, women, women. Check back in with us once again as we talk music, artists and excess!Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you.
This week Chad sits down with Tim Bishop, who has a pair of two year old twins. We talk about life as parents and specifically if timelines for a day or whatever is a necessity with twins or even with one kid. It's an interesting look into life with twins. It isn't always pretty, but, it is always interesting.
Want to reach out to me? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find me, like me and share me @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway either way you reach out, I look forward to hearing from you.
Al discusses his thoughts on the upcoming SNES Classic Edition (which I mistakenly referred to as the SNES Reto Mini-sorry about that).
In this diabolical episode Al takes a look at the Nine Hells of AD&D 1st Edition and Dante's Inferno. How are they alike? How do they differ? Tune in and find out!
Your host that is worth a listen at least, Chad Knight sits down with Nikki Tieman and they talk about things to do in Wisconsin this summer. I suggest you grab a note pad, pencil, and a sense of adventure and find out whose podcast it is anyway!
Want to reach out to me? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find me, like me and share me @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway either way you reach out, I look forward to hearing from you.
Lou and Chad visit the squared circle again...why? Because we had missed so many entrance themes the last time around we decided it was time. Indulge us and come and see if you get as hyped as we do. Pull on your tights and your very own T-Shirt and see if you too are musically challenged!Want to reach out to us? There are a few ways to do that. First send us an email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if your more into social media you can find us, like us and share us @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast anyway you want it, we look forward to hearing from you.
Al takes a look at Rise of the Silver Surfer and discusses comics, movies, and video games in this Bargain Bin Adventure. The Video of this episode can be view on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/3bwUCsdqN1s
This week Chad is back and sits down again with Nicole Schwalbach. You remember last time we talked around Thanksgiving and she decided we'd talk about the Body Farm and maggots a lot. This time we talk more about personality in an episode I call Introverts.Want to drop us a line? You can by sending us an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or on Faceboook at either @whoepodcastisitanyway or @poinetwork either way we look forward to hearing from you.
This week Chad and Lou sit down and talk another decade of number 1s. This time the decade is the 1970s. This decade encompasses the years that your hosts were born. They encompass Vietnam and disco. Join us for this weeks episode and see if you are also musically challenged!Want to drop us a line? You can by sending us an email at Musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or on Faceboook at either @musicallychallengedpodcast or @poinetwork either way we look forward to hearing from you.
I want to apologize to you the listener for the late drop date on this one. It was a nightmare to get this episode to you. Please listen with my apologies.
This week Chad sits down and talks with Ben Schultz and they discuss guns and religion, not necessarily as part and parcel of each other. This topic may be controversial with some of you listeners. Let me know what you all think of this episode of Whose Podcast is it Anyway?
Want to let me know what you think? Send an email to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or if you want to let me know on social media contact me at @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway on Facebook and let us know what you think!
Al rambles a little bit about the Michael Bay Transformers movies and the upcoming film The Last Knight.
Why is it that some games are so awesome you can play them hundreds of times and still want more, but other games are so terrible you get sick of them after 10 minutes? Al and James attempt to answer that question as we discuss what we think makes a game a good game and what makes a game a bad game. In this episode we discuss both video games and tabletop roleplaying games.
Dan from the Radio Free Boarderlands podcast returns to join Al in a chat about board games past and present.
Chad sits down with a long time friend and they discuss movies, Superhero movies, and more specifically the newly released Wonder Woman. They talk about their hopes for the upcoming DC movie. They talk some others including X-Men, Logan and Guardians of the Galaxy and more. Grab your Iron Man mask and let's see Whose Podcast is it Anyway?Why don't you drop Chad a line and let him know what you think of this podcast. You have a few options. First and most direct you can email him at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or find him in one of two locations on Facebook @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway. Either way he looks forward to hearing from you!
This week Chad and Lou sit down and continue the series of yearly number one's by decade. Join us for the 1960's.Why don't you drop us a line and let us know what you think of this series or podcast. You have a few options. First and most direct you can email us at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or find us in one of two locations on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Either way we look forward to hearing from you!
This month Scott and Chad mix things up a bit and Scott runs this episode. They discuss the Mongol empire from 1206 to 1368. This episode includes murder, kidnapping, betrayal, poisoning and the re-shaping of a continent. From Genghis Khan to Kublai Khan we look deeper into the Mongol Empire.
Why don't you drop us a line and let us know what you think of this series. You have a few options. First and most direct you can email us at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or find us in one of two locations on Facebook @poinetworks or @want2herasomethinginteresting
This week Chad sits down with a friend from years gone by. Jason Dean is a writer for Madison.com and they talk music, something Jason is a big fan of and as you all know, so is Chad. Well, grab your sunglasses and your Discman and let's see Whose Podcast is it Anyway?Want to drop me a line and tell me what you think? Email me at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or on facebook @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway. No matter how you do it, I look forward to hearing from you!
This week Lou and Chad take a break from the yearly number ones for a week and head to great white north. Canadian Artists come in all different genres and time. We look at a bunch of Canadian Artists from the last 40 years. Come along and see if you too are Musically Challenged.Want to let us know what you think of the show? There is a few ways for you to reach out to us. First, email us at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or if you want you can find us on facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast. Anyway you want to reach out to us, makes no matter to us, just do it!
Long time listeners of the show know that Al is a big fan of the Castlevania series. It should be no surprise that he is excited by the first trailer of the upcoming Castlevania series on Netflix. Al discusses some of his thoughts and hopes for the series.
Al and Chad discuss ways you can take the Dungeons and Dragons ruleset beyond its classic fantasy setting.
Your host with passable talent Chad Knight, sits down for a second go with Ashlee Bishop. She brings us more tales of animals and the people who can't take care of them. In the Mindmare Chad talks about a new movie that he is looking forward to and this week in History we talk The DaVinci Code. Buckle up and let's find out whose podcast is it anyway? Want to let us know what you think of the show? Well, here's your chance! Email Chad at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or find him on Facebook @poinetwork or @whosepodcastisitanyway. No matter how you go about it, we look forward to hearing from you.
Lou and Chad continue their series on number ones by decade. This week it's the 50's. You know Johnny Ray and the 4 Lads, Elvis Presley and Sheb Wooley to name a few. We discuss what is good and what isn't so much in our opinion. Put on your boot cut jeans, a white T-Shirt and grab your Lucky Strikes and see if you are Musically Challenged.
Couple ways to reach us if you so desire. First by email at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or on Facebook @poinetwork or @musicallychallengedpodcast Any way you want to do it, we look forward to hearing from you.
This week Chad sits down with Zave the 1st. Want to know why they call him Zave the 1st? Ask him, he'll tell you...in detail...at length. Seriously though, Chad and Zave have a serious discussion on the human evolution of problematic issues that plague the world, at least according to Zave. That said Chad was intrigued and enjoyed the discussion the two had. Give it a minute and you might have a thought or two for Chad. Grab the nearest placard and put your favorite protest slogan on it and let's find out Whose Podcast is it Anyway?Ever thought to yourself, hey I think it would really cool to be a guest on this podcast…I wonder how to do that? Or thought these podcasts are awesome, I wish I knew how to tell them. Well, today is your lucky day! That’s right you have two options on how to do either thing. You can email us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or on Facebook @poinetwork. Either way I look forward to hearing from you!
Lou and Chad embark on an 8 episode extravaganza! We spend the next 8 weeks covering almost 8 decades of popular music. This episode takes you through the number one hit of each and every year from 1940 to 1949. We count them down using what would become the Billboard Hot 100 list. Get relaxed, grab a cigarette and a highball of your favorite whiskey (only if your 21 please!) and see if you too are Musically Challenged.
Ever thought these podcasts are awesome, I wish I knew how to tell them. Well, today is your lucky day! That’s right you have two options on how to do either thing. You can email us at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or on Facebook @poinetwork. We look forward to hearing from you!
Al discusses the Robotech series, a TV series he enjoyed as both a child and as an adult.
Chad sits down with an old friend, Carl Olson, and we talk about gaming at a different level then ever before on this podcast. Carl proposes to me and you the listening audience that D&D and in fact most role-playing games are not story-telling games in their purest form. Don't worry, I come to the defense and we part as friends, with a promise of more discussions to follow. Want to let me know how I'm doing? Well, there are 2 ways to do that. First, email me at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or secondly, if your more into that social media thing check me out on Facebook @poinetwork, either way I look forward to hearing from you.
Lou and Chad sit down and talk Travel songs. the songs that you crank up when your tripping down the road. So put the top down, turn the radio up and check to see if you too are Musically Challenged.Want to let the guys know how they are doing? There is a couple easy ways to do that. Email them at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or check themon Facebook @poinetwork either way we look forward to hearing from you.
This month Scott and Chad sit down and talk about one of the finest Renaissance artists, inventors and eccentric...Leonardo DaVinci. From his birth to his death and his legacy to today. From his life as an artist and inventor to perhaps some of the darker side on DaVinci. Come with us on this 90 minute journey into the life of DaVinci...that is if you WANT TO HEAR SOMETHING INTERESTING?Want to reach out to the guys, with praise, constructive criticism, ideas for shows or just to say hi? There are two ways to do this. First drop us an old fashioned email at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com if your more savvy than email and like the social media thing find us on Facebook @want2hearsomethinginteresting. Either way we look forward to hearing from you!
Chad your host with the alligator clip, sits down with Mike Hurbert. This time around, if you recall Mike was Chad's guest all the way back on episode 8, they boys talk gaming from two points of view...Mike (the Noobie) with around 2 years of experience and Chad (the Master) with over 20 years of experience. So grab your polyhedral dice and a notebook and let's see if we can find out whose podcast is it anyway!Want to let Chad know how much you love/hate his podcast? You have two ways to do that. First, email him at whosepodcastisit@gmail.co. If your more tech savvy than plain old email, you can find him also on Facebook @whosepodcastisitanyway. Either way he looks forward to hearing from you!
Lou and Chad sit down in our continuing one word series and this week we talk about "black" songs. Songs that contain the word black in their title. We have 14 heaping spoonfulls of music for you. Just sit back and see if you feel the power. Find out if you are musically challenged as well.
Want to drop us a line? You can do so at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or on Facebook at @musicallychallengedpodcast. Either way we look forward to hearing from you.
This week Chad sits down with an old friend, Chris Fawley. They talking gaming and such type things. Nothing overly specific, as Chris tries to talk about min/maxing gamers, yet, we never really stay on topic, but, it makes for a fun and rapid ride down memory lane. I hope you stop in and try to discover Whose Podcast is it Anyway?Want to let Chad know what you think of the podcast? He'd like to hear from you. You have two ways to contact him. Send him an email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or find him on facebook at @whosepodcastisitanyway either way he looks forward to hearing from you!
In this episode Lou and Chad talk bad songs. No, not sub-par songs, but, as part of our continuing series of songs that share a word in the title. We talk about great songs with the word "bad" in the title, including Michael Jackson's BAD. So put on your best 80's leather and come see if you too are Musically Challenged.Want to reach out to the guys and let them know if they are doing good or bad? You have two ways of doing this. Email them at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or find hem on Facebook at Musicallychallengedpodcast! Either way the y look forward to hearing from you.
You've been playing a video game for 20 hours. The final boss is defeated, the princess is rescued, and the kingdom is saved. Now it is time for the finale! Will the ending make all your effort worth it or will you be disappointed? Al and Lou discuss topics like what makes a good ending, a bad ending, and some video endings that knocked our socks off (as well as ones that made us wish we spent all that time doing something else instead).
This week Chad sits down with his guest Ryan Schwartzman, they start talking right out of the gate and don't stop for most of the hour. Friends for a while, Chad and Ryan rift on many topics, life, time, wrestling and more. They talk about their lives and Chad's leveling up (birthday) that was the night after they recorded. All in all it's a lot of fun and I hope you enjoy it. Grab your favorite board game, role-playing game module and Champs food item and let's find out Whose Podcast is it Anyway?Email Chad at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or on Facebook find him at whosepodcastisitanyway either way he looks forward to hearing from you!
This week Lou and Chad discuss "Good" Songs, though we do hope they are good, we mean songs that have the word good in the title. We hope that some of the songs give you pause and you hear something new. We looked long and hard to find some of the best songs that fit in this good category. This is the first of several in the series of one word in common, we have 3 coming up soon and we will continue to do more as time goes along. So grab some good vibrations and have a good day sunshine and find out if you too are Musically Challenged.
Ever want to say hi? Give a suggestion on a topic? Yell as us for something we said? You have two opportunities to do so. Email us musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or on Facebook at musicallychallengedpodcast. We look forward to hearing from you.
Al and son further explore the land of Hyrule in Breath of the Wild. We talk about our impressions of the game so far and how it uses the Amiibos. The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/F3zaArWnfnw
Last week when Chad said that his guest Rick Amelse would come back and bring us something interesting and informative, well, he was right. Rick talks about his love of gardening and raising backyard chickens. Chad tangents off into discussions of other types of gardening and his time as a child laborer in his parents backyard garden. This will be a great episode with spring time right around the corner in the great white north.Want to let Chad know how he's doing? Want to volunteer to be a guest on the podcast? There are now two ways to do that. Email Chad at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or find him on Facebook @whosepodcastisitanyway and let him know what your thinking.
This week in a special 50 minute episode Lou and Chad talk about Super groups. Those groups that came together after other groups fell apart. Though there is some truth to that remember that out of the ashes of life lived comes the Phoenix of a new day. We hope you enjoy this extra special, extra long episode.Ever thought to yourself, I wish I could tell these guys how wonderful/awful this podcast is? How about I wish they would do an episode about this! Well, today is your lucky day, you have two ways to do this. Email us at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or you can find us on Facebook @musicallychallengedpodcast. Either way we look forward to hearing from you!
The grand old game of D&D has made its way into many forms of media such as toys, comic books, cartoons, and video games. It makes sense then that our beloved RPG would eventually make its way onto the big screen! This came to pass back in 2000 with the release of the Dungeons & Dragons movie. Al and Chad sit down to discuss this movie and why we think it was hated so much.
CORRECTION: In this episode we mention the toy based character Warduke. He actually did appear in one episode of the D&D cartoon and a couple of modules and game accessories.
This month Scott and Chad sit down with some of the most famous Athletes turned Actors...April Fools'! However we do talk about athletes than have transitioned to actors. Come spend the next hour and hear some interesting tales and see who we talk about.Ever thought to yourself, I wish I could tell these guys how awesome their show is? Or how much it sucks and should never be listened to? Well you can in a couple of different ways. Email us at want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or on Facebook @want2hearsomethinginteresting either way we look forward to hearing from you!
Well, it has finally happened, your gaming guru, Chad Knight has his gaming episode. True gaming episode. He sits down for the second time with Brian Tieman and they half-ass a character creation and then they talk gaming. Some about a current game and some about other games. It's game-o-licious! Come Check it out!Ever thought to yourself, I wish I could be a guest on this awesome show? Or tell him how much it rocks and should always be listened to? Well you can in a couple of different ways. Email us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or on Facebook @whosepodcastisitanyway either way Chad looks forward to hearing from you!
Power Ballads are those songs that talk about...well a lot of things, but, mostly love or lost love set to a strong beat and a powerful voice. A must have at high school dances and weddings alike. Lou and Chad discuss some of their favorite power ballads. Do you agree? Ever thought to yourself, I wish I could tell these guys how awesome their show is? Or how much it sucks and should never be listened to? Well you can in a couple of different ways. Email us at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or on Facebook @musicallychallengedpodcast either way we look forward to hearing from you!
Remember Blaster Master? The classic game for the NES about boy and his pet frog? Al takes a look at the recently released retro-style remake Blaster Master Zero for the Nintendo Switch. The video of this episode can be viewed at Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/PUat3qsIsM4
Chad has Al Seeger a 5 time repeat offender of Whose Podcast on. This time Chad and Al talk about a topic that isn't all fun and games. With everything that is happening in government today, there is a good chance that someone will be left behind. The poor seem to be the worst off. Chad and Al delve into this topic. Come along and see if you can figure out Whose Podcast is it Anyway?Want to let us know what you think? Contact us by email at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or on Facebook @whosepodcastisitanyway leave us a note, volunteer to be on the show. Either way I'll read your message on the next podcast after I get them.
Lou and Chad sit down and talk about those songs that get in your ear and then refuse to leave. They burrow in and make a permanent home inside your head. Try as you might for days on end your humming that tune or singing that song. We offer up 14 of our "favorite" earworms. are they the same as yours? Spend the next half hour with us and find out.
Does intelligent life exist on other planets, or are we alone in the universe? This is a question people have pondered for many years. Join Al, Chad, and Lou as they discuss this question from the perspective of both science and science fiction. We talk about how extraterrestrial contact has been portrayed in movies and television shows. We'll also talk about the Drake Equation, the Fermi Paradox, and what an encounter with intelligent alien life would mean for human society, science, and religion.
This week Chad Knight, your host with some talent, welcomes his Musically Challenged Podcast co-host Lou Schwalbach back to the show. They talk about classic video games, classic arcade games and much, much more. Coe spend the net hour and see if our memories jog any of your memories. Want to give us some advice? Some constructive criticism? A piece of your mind? There is a couple ways to do that. First, email us at wosepodcastisit@gmail.com and let us know what you think. If you're more of a Facebook person, find us there @whosepodcastisitanyway either way we look forward to hearing from you!
This week Lou and Chad sit and talk guilty pleasure songs. you know those songs that you love to listen to, but, hate that anybody else might find out...guilty pleasure songs. For the next half-hour why not come on a journey with Lou and Chad and see what they hate to love with their guilty pleasure songs!Want to give us some advice? Some constructive criticism? A piece of your mind? There is a couple ways to do that. First, email us at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com and let us know what you think. If you're more of a Facebook person, find us there @musicallychallengedpodcast either way we look forward to hearing from you!
Al and son take their first look at Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for the Nintendo Switch! The video for this episode can be viewed at Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/80aVxRfJFJE
This week Chad sits down for the second time with Dawn Muskovitz. They talk about dance of all things. Dawn is a dancer, Chad is not. That said they talk a lot about dancing and Chad learns a lot. They have a great time and we hope you do as well. So grab your tights, your toe shoes (only if your over 12 years old) and don't forget your water bottle and let's see if we can figure out Whose Podcast is it Anyway? If you have praise or criticism or you just want to drop us some kudos email us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or find us on Facebook by searching Whose Podcast is it anyway?
Lou and Chad sit down and talk duets. You know those musical numbers that bring two people together in perfect harmony? Yeah those things. Well, we find 'em and we bring 'em to you this week.
Want to drop us a line about the show? Send Praise? Give us an idea for a show? You can do it. Either email us at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or find us on Facebook at @musicallychallengedpodcast
Al, Lou, and Chad sit down to discuss the wonderful world of dump stats! We discuss why we think some players favor putting their lowest score in charisma as well as other stats likely to become a dumping ground for your lowest ability score.
In this episode Chad sits down with Mike Lambrecht a self-proclaimed board game geek. That's fine by Chad as he is a fan of board games himself. They talk board game styles, etiquette and much more in this episode. Grab you favorite soda and snack and the rules to your favorite board games and see if we can figure out Whose Podcast Is It Anyway?There are a few ways you can reach out to us. Why would you want to reach out to us? Well, praise, criticism, want to be a guest. all good reasons. Do so at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com or on Facebook @whosepodcastisitanyway
Lou and Chad sit and talk the music of their childhoods...watching wrestling. Yes, Lou and Chad were wrestling fanatics and maybe Chad still is and is trying to drag Lou into the abyss with him. We talk wrestling entrance music. Come spend the next 30 or so minutes with us and find out if we picked your favorite wrestlers entrance music.Want to drop us a line about the show? Send Praise? Give us an idea for a show? You can do it. Either email us at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or find us on Facebook at @musicallychallengedpodcast
Scott and Chad sit down and spend an hour talking about the Aztecs. This group of natives from Mexico created a hugely successful empire during the pre-Columbian time in Mexico and Central America. Scott gives us some in-depth information from his time spent in Mexico and in the empire of the Aztecs. Why did they disappear? Did they disappear? Come and find out on this episode of Want to Hear Something Interesting?. Want to let us know what you think? Want to give us some topic ideas or praise? Email us at Want2hearsomethinginteresting@gmail.com or find us on Facebook at want2hearsomethinginteresting
Once upon a time you could find them almost everywhere: magic machines that, for a single quarter, could whisk you away to a fantastic realm of adventure. You could slay dragons, fight in a martial arts tournament, or use a spacecraft to save the Earth from a horde of aliens. These were the glory years of the arcade! Video game nuts Al and Lou take a look back to this time long past and discuss some of their arcade memories. We talk about games that made an impression on us and the evolution of arcades into family friendly entertainment centers. So grab a roll of quarters and tune in to this episode of Geekery in General!
Our host Chad Knight sits down with (via Skype) with Todd Feigenbaum, his first out of state interview. All the way from Sacramento California. Chad and Todd go back quite a few years and actually met each other through a co-worker of Chad's wife, Bill, Todd's dad. Through Bill, Chad's daughter and Todd's daughter became friends and the rest as they say is history. Chad and Todd talk Star Wars and what they like, don't like and what they think Episode eight will bring. Grab you big black rubber outfit, your respirator and your cookies (as we all know the dark side has 'em) and let's figure out, whose podcast is it anyway?There are a few ways to contact us if your interested in coming on the show, if you have praise or criticism or you just want to drop us some kudos. Email us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.comm or find us on Facebook by searching Whose Podcast is it anyway?
This week Lou and Chad sit down and talk about songs related to a Wisconsinites favorite pastime...Alcohol. Songs about Alcohol make us sad, makes us happy, make us...hung over. For the next 30 minutes or so we talk the one thing that most adults in life have in common: a taste for Alcohol.Want to leave a comment? Praise? Criticism? or have an idea for an episode? Let us know at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com or on Facebook @musicallychallengedpodcast either way we look forward to hearing from you!
Al and Lou continue their discussion on video game music with a look at the function music plays in a video game.
In episode 4 of Musically Challenged Lou and Chad sit and talk the opposite of last weeks episode on Good Covers, This week we talk poorly made covers. Whether they are lacking in ability or just rushed it out the door because they were hoping for a quick buck, these are the covers you don't want to hear.Have a suggestion for a topic? Have a criticism? Have something that needs to be said? Well, your in luck! Email us at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com and we might even read you email on the show. You can also leave that and anything else you'd like on Facebook @musicallychallengedpodcast
Episode 29-Nerd Talk
For episode 29 Chad sits down and talks with Thomas Belongia. Chad has known Tom for a few years now and they engage in Nerd Talk. Anything from Star Wars and Star Trek to Harry Potter, LARPing and RPG's. Come check out this newest episode of Whose Podcast is it Anyway?
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Video game music aficionados Al and Lou discuss some of the media formats that have been used to bring music to games, video game music as pop culture, and some of their favorite video game soundtracks.
Didn't get enough wrestling after last week? Well Chad sits down with Spencer Hart and they delve into more professional wrestling WWE style. Come and get Spencer and Chad's take on the creative side of WWE wrestling. Put yourself in a choke hold and gouge your opponents eyes and listen to Whose Podcast is it Anyway?There are two ways to get your name on WPIIA and here they are.1. Send an email with thoughts, criticism, suggestions or encouragement to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com 2. Send an email to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com and ask to be a guest.
Al discusses the evolution of the paladin through the various editions of Dungeons & Dragons.
Lou and Chad sit down and discuss what makes a good cover song and then walk you through many cover songs that they think are better than the originals and why they think that. Come take a walk through part 1 of the 2 part cover series with us and enjoy the episode of Musically Challenged!
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Our host, with the least amount of time on his hands, Chad Knight sits down with a friend of his Zach Hagenbucher. Zach was once an employee of Chad and ChAdam Games, he's also a pretty cool, all around dude. They talk wrestling and wrestlers. Grab your favorite wrestling T-Shirt, and get in the ring with this episode of Whose Podcast is it Anyway?There is only two way to get your name on the Podcast; One send us a request to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com to be a guest on the podcast or two send us a question, suggestion or flat out criticism to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
Episode 2 of Musically Challenged brings your hosts Lou and Chad to the often strange lands of female rock stars. Will these guys find women to fall for or will it be sorry ladies? Join us for the next 1/2 hour to see if you are Musically Challenged too! Suggestions for shows? Criticism? Want to send us a happy note? You can at musicchallengepodcast@gmail.com
Your hosts Scott Ahern and Chad Knight sit down and try to teach you a little something about ghosts and ghost hunting. We look at this topic from the scientific side of it. We talk equipment and we talk theory. Then at the end we talk about personal experiences. We hope you will enjoy this topic and learn something along the way. Enjoy!
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The four classical elements (earth, water, air, and fire) have made their way into many video games, role playing games, and other works. But why? Why do writers and game developers use these motifs in their works the point where it can be considered cliche? Al discusses the classical elements and why he thinks they have became a popular mainstay in works of fiction.
In part 2 of our look at the evolution of various Dungeons & Dragons classes Al discusses one of the classes that is near and dear to him: the Ranger!
Your host Chad Knight sits down once again with Al Seeger of Point of Insanity Game Studio to discuss...ART!! No, not some guy that your parents know who lives down the street...you know Arte! Painting, theatre and other mediums. So grab your opera glasses, a glass of Merlot and let's find out...Whose Podcast is it Anyway? There is only two way to get your name on the Podcast; One send us a request to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com to be a guest on the podcast or two send us a question, suggestion or flat out criticism to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
The inaugural episode of Musically Challenged Lou and Chad take a look at misheard lyrics. Where those really the words that they artist intended for you to sing? Take a walk with us for the next 1/2 hour and see if you too are Musically Challenged!
Contains explicit language
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Once again your host with the most, Chad Knight, sits down with the younger generation to see what they have to say. This week Vanessa Tieman informs us about the newly inaugurated president...Donald Trump. Our topics jump around and to others beside The Donald. So, Sit back, grab a diet coke and listen to Whose Podcast is it Anyway, the silver episode.Contains explicit language.Remember this email whosepodcastisit@gmail.com and drop us a line. Want to be a guest? Have something on your mind about an episode? Send it here to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
Al, Chad, and James gather around Skype in a new series to Geekery in General! We will be discussing how the various D&D classes have changed with the editions. We'll be taking a look at all the classes eventually, but for now we start with the fighter!
Our Dad with a Kid Chad Knight, sits down and talks with his daughter Emma about Harry Potter. Mostly we discuss the books and people of the Harry Potter world as written by JK Rowling. The books that Emma claims she grew up with. It's an in-depth look at what the world of Harry Potter means to her. So sit back and grab your favorite Harry Potter book and listen to Whose Podcast is it Anyway? - Harry PotterContains explicit language.Remember there are only two ways to get your name on Whose Podcast is it Anyway?. That is send an email to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com and ask to be on the podcast or send us a comment or question. Thanks everybody!
Have you ever wondered which one of the nine classic D&D alignments you would be? Al and guest Dawn take "the quiz" to find out! You too can partake of the official Wizards of the Coast alignment quiz at http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd%2Fdnd%2F20001222b
Al gives his thoughts on the upcoming Final Fantasy 7 remake, specifically the question should Aerith be able be brought back, or should she be allowed to rest in peace?
Our host Chad Knight sits down and talks to Tim Bishop about addiction...gaming addiction! Yes it is serious and as we will find out, the more gaming interferes with life, the more real the addiction becomes. Sit back, grab your favorite addictive device, food or thing and check out what happens in this episode of "Whose Podcast is it Anyway?"Contains explicit language.Remember there are only two ways to get your name on Whose Podcast is it Anyway?. That is send an email to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com and ask to be on the podcast or send us a comment or question. Thanks everybody!
Al discusses ways to run a D&D campaign in the Philippines as well as how to incoporate the Filipino martial arts into your game.
Our host Chad Knight sits down with Dawn Muskovitz and they talk Cosplay. It is a form of geekery that Chad is not completely unfamiliar with and also one hat he does not partake in. Dawn explains many things and talks about her most and least favorite aspects of being a cosplayer in Wisconsin. So get out your favorite corset and a cup of Earl Grey tea as we try to deduce Whose Podcast is it Anyway? Contains explicit language.There are two ways to get your name on this podcast, one send an email to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com and ask to be on the show, or send an email to whoseposdcastisat@gmail.com and tell us what you think. Either way it could be your first step to fame and fortune.
Your host Chad Knight sits down with Christian Ammon and they talk civil discourse. What is it? How do you go about doing it? I learned many things during this podcast that I hope a lot of you can learn from. This was all spurred by the discourse between both sides of the isle when it comes to the current election in the United States of Donald Trump as the 45th president of these United States. Put on your thinking cap and grab some brain tonic as we delve in to find out Whose Podcast is it Anyway?Contains explicit language.This is the only way to get your name mentioned on the podcast, short of being a guest or someone famous...email us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com and ask a question, tell us what you like, rant about how wrong we are. If you write it, I will read it. So...send them my way.
As 2016 draws to a close Al takes a look at running a Dungeons & Dragons campaign in ancient Australia.
Chad sits down with Paula Loomis for what is sure to be a laugh riot for all you listeners out there. Since this is the "official" WPIIA Christmas Episode they do talk a little bit about Christmas. Then the topic moves on to humor, laughter and stories to embarrass both their families. Paula tells stories to make you laugh about her life, they include spiders and the amount of time she spends naked. So get comfortable (clothing optional), sit back and enjoy this our 20th installment of WPIIA? Contained explicit language.whosepodcastisit@gmail.com is one of two ways to get your name heard by the dozens of listeners to this podcast. Send in a question and Chad will read it on the air! Or end in an email requesting your turn on the Podcast that let's you be in the drivers seat! Whose Podcast is it Anyway?!
Ever listen to a game of Magic the Gathering on a Podcast? Here is your chance! Enjoy your host Chad Knight vs Nick Olson in a game of magic. But, wait there is more! Chad and Nick talk about a mutual friend who passed away a few years ago and when they used to play magic with him. Listen to us talk about Matt Kehl and his influence on our gaming life.Contains Explicit LanguageAgain, email us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com to hear your name on this podcast. You have two options...come on the show or ask us a question and we will try to answer it!
We know that games are often used as a fun past time, but can video games and table top roleplaying games be used to teach serious topics? In this episode Al discusses a couple of games that tried to inform or educate the player on serious subjects and attracted controversy and criticism for doing so. Was the game developer right or wrong? We will all come to our own conclusion, but it is something worth pondering.
In this the 18th episode of Whose Podcast is it Anyway?, your host sits down for the second with Scott Ahern. This time Scott talks about his time abroad, both as a child and as an exchange student. We talk Ireland and Mexico and the fact that yours truly has only gone outside the US...well, I guess you need to listen to find out. So sit back, grab a Guinness and a taco and listen to this episode of Whose Podcast is it Anyway?Remember there is exactly two ways to get your name on the Podcast. 1- Email me at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com and ask to be a guest. 2 - Email me and let me know how I'm doing, what you like or don't like, a question about something I said, a story never quite completed. That's right email to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com.
Al takes a look at Journey to Silius, one of the lesser known side scrolling platform shooters on the NES in this 8-bit Flashback.
The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/F9JSeiCmQJE
Chad Knight, the host with some mediocre skills sits down with his guest Nicole Schwalbach and they talk science! Well, it's true we talk forensic anthropology (which makes Chad 2-15 on guessing topics brought to him). The guests are also 2-15when guessing who's quote Chad is using each week. Aside from body farms and crime drama series the talk Thanksgiving vs. Christmas and where Santa should keep his ass. Grab your coat and hat, a cigarette (No, Chad and WPIIA in no way encourages smoking) and grab the bus and listen to Whose Podcast is it Anyway?Contains explicit languageEditor's note: You might not want to eat while listening to this episode.Remember there is only two ways to make on the podcast...one be a guest (you can volunteer by emailing me) or by writing in and having me read your email on the podcast! Here for your pleasure is the email to use whosepodcastisit@gmail.com I hope to hear from YOU!
Al takes a look at Hillsfar for the NES in this 8-bit Flashback. The video for this episode can be viewed at Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/cWf_rsbpBok
Our intrepid host sits down with Ashlee Bishop to discuss her topic Blue Lives Matter...then we get side-tracked and spend most of our time discussing her job as the Humane Officer. We talk animals, some of her more interesting dispatches and in a few cases...yes animal sex. So grab your tub of peanut butter and a few crackers and some milk and enjoy this installment of "Whose Podcast is it Anyway?"!Remember to get your name in my podcast there is only two ways...come as a guest or write in and let us know what you think: whosepodcastisit@gmail.com Just do it!
November is Native American History Month, so I end the month with an episode on some Native American stories I used to tell when I worked at a planetarium. I tried to put a little extra effort into this episode by adding music and sound effects to simulate the feel of a plantarium show.
For this episode Al decided to let Chad surprise him by choosing the topic. The result? A discussion on the life and craft of H.P. Lovecraft! We talk about some of the events in Lovecraft's life and the continued inspiration his work has had to the current day.
Our host Chad Knight sits down with two podcasters who got him interested in doing his own podcast. This is not your standard episode of "Whose Podcast is it Anyway?" in fact your not going to get much of a "Welcome to my Mindmare," you get no "This Day in History", no "Quote of the Week".First Chad sits down with Sean Kelley and we talk about what he does in the real world. We talk a little about everything a Corporate Recruiter. Then he sits down with a guy he's known for a lot of years, Brett Bloczynski and they talk about his favorite past time Hunting. So, let's sit back and enjoy this long episode of "Whose Podcast Is it Anyway?"Contains Explicit LanguageEmail us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
Our host with the most, Chad Knight, sits down with Adam Netzler to discuss the times they spent working conventions while Co-Owners of ChAdam Games. Topcs discussed include Game Conventions, Trips to Wal-Mart, Gen Con and much more. Put on your trusty Red Shirt, polish up your Stormtrooper armor and prepare for what we like to call ChAdam Games 2.0 - The Reckoning! Contains explicit language Remember to send your thoughts, comments and general displeasure to: whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
We all love movies. Sometimes a film will have a scene that is so memorable it stays with you for years. Other scenes are so famous that you might know the film it comes from even if you haven't seen the movie itself. In this episode Al and Chad discuss what they think makes a movie scene iconic and discuss some of their favorite iconic scenes. (The audio is a little glitchy in a couple parts near the beginning but it clears up.)
Your host, Chad Knight, once again sits down with Lou Schwalbach. This time they talk movie sequels. Some of their favorites, and some that don't make the grade in their estimation. This fun and fast paced discussion may make you think about your favorite sequels and make you want to have a movie weekend. Grab a bucket of popcorn, a 96oz fountain soda and find out Whose Podcast is it Anyway?Remember to send in your email questions, comments or smart remarks to whosepodcastisit@gmail.com - You can be the first.
Al takes a look at Conan the Barbarian for the XBox 360 in this Bargain Bin Adventure.
The video for this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/TQsgSKVvJqw
Chad Knight the host of Whose Podcast is it Anyway? sits down with one of his oldest friends. Tracee Lambrecht and Chad have known each other around 30 years, which is quite a feat seeing as Chad is only 40. They talk about many subjects and what they would do if they won the lottery. So, grab your coat and hat and stroll with them down memory lane. Email us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
The Satanic Panic. It was a time in the history of role playing games that some have only heard about. Others, like Al and Chad, lived through it. In this episode our hosts discuss a time when there was much misinformation about our hobby and it was thought that playing games like Dungeons and Dragons would lead youth into such things like devil worship, necromancy, cannibalism, black magic, murder, insanity, suicide, and more.
Our intrepid host Chad Knight sits down once again with his serial guest Al Seeger. Chad and Al discuss Halloween and what it means to each of them. So, grab that clown mask and a bag of candy and enjoy Whose Podcast is it Anyway? Email us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
Al takes a look at the NES masterpiece Castlevania 3: Dracula's Curse in this 8-bit flashback. You can view the video of this episode at Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/624RWG9a-7A
Our host, Chad Knight, sits down on this milestone episode with Rick Amlese to discuss the ups and downs of fatherhood. We talk the judgement of dads by others, ourselves and the world at large. Then we get into a bit of fun and talk about what our children do that make us laugh or cringe. Come check out this great episode. Contains explicit language Email us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
Halloween is almost here! Al and Chad discuss some ways to work Halloween inspired themes into your campaign.
Chad Knight, sits down with Nikki Tieman to discuss history...her history. We discuss genealogy and how it works and what she has found in her background and the backgrounds of 22,000 other people. It's our longest episode to date and we hope you enjoy it. So, grab a loved one, sit down and enjoy this episode.
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Al and son play Double Dash and talk about the Mario Kart series in general.
The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/6D4xkUyQwa0
Al, Chad, and Lou continue chatting about professional wrestling, specifically wrestling stables. We attempt to answer the question "What is the best stable size?"
Al, Chad, and Lou discuss their memories of professional wrestling during the 80s and 90s. We cover topics like the Monday Night Wars, NWO vs DX, favorite matches, and our childhood memories of these larger than life characters.
Your intrepid host Chad Knight sits down with Mike Harbert in this candid discussion of American politics. They agree on most things in here so it's less of a he said, she said and more of an in depth discussion on how politics have changed over the last 100 years and how it needs to change to keep us a strong, sane nation. So, grab your Eddie rabbit vinyl copy of God Bless America and grab a brew as we find out Whose Podcast is it Anyway? Email us at whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
Episode 7 - Post Office Blues Your host Chad Knight sits down with long time friend Brian Tieman and discuss the short time he spent at the Post Office as a letter carrier. The good, the bad, the never naked. So, sit back, write a letter and put enough postage on to get you through the episode of Whose Podcast is it Anyway? Warning: Explicit Language a-plenty!
Al and guest Dan from the Radio Free Borderlands podcast have a talk about geek cred. What exactly is it and why do some people feel the need to test for it?
Love Your host Chad Knight sits down with his friend Mike Loomis is a frank and honest discussion of love. Sometimes Chad wonders from the topic, but, we think it is a topic and time well spent.
Need something to laugh (or groan) about? Al and Chad are here to help! In this episode we discuss two topics that can be related: memes and geek humor. We discuss what we think geek humor is and some of our favorite examples.
Your intrepid host Chad Knight is down for a second go with Al Seeger. This is not because Chad lacks guests, but, because Al likes to talk. Tonight we talk about how when we talk to our kids and say "When I was a kid..." but does that mean it was better? Listen and find out.
Ahoy mateys! International Talk Like A Pirate Day is September 19th. It's time to grab yer cutlass and hoist the Jolly Roger as Al discusses running a D&D campaign set in the Golden Age of Piracy! CORRECTION: During the episode I mention a D&D 2E kit called the Sea Ranger and it being in the Complete Pirate's Handbook. It is actually the Complete Ranger's Handbook.
Al takes a look at one of the many street fighting arcade games that became popular after the success of Street Fighter 2: Fatal Fury-King of Fighters by SNK! The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/B7iMNifPyNc
Our host, Chad Knight, sits down with Zave the First and they talk about something personal to Chad…his family and children through the scope of politics and global change. They will spend the time talking not only these things, but, through the scope of religion and family values. This talk will give you an insight into the mind of your host. 3, 2, 1…HERE WE GO!! Whose Podcast Is It Anyway is a podcast where our host Chad engages in a conversation with a guest. The guest chooses the topic and the host has no prior knowledge of what the topic will be! The views and opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily the same views and opinions of Al Seeger and Point of Insanity Game Studio. Email Chad at: whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
The world lost a great actor on August 28 with the passing of Gene Wilder. Al and Chad discuss one of the roles he is most well known for: Willy Wonka from the classic 1971 film. They also contrast his performance with that of Johnny Depp in the 2005 remake.
Want to take your D&D group on an exotic tropical adventure? Al discusses gaming in Oceania with an emphasis on Hawaii and New Zealand. Sail the Pacific Ocean! Meet exotic people! Face the fearsome haka and practitioners of lua! Seek advice from a kahuna! Battle foes like the Te Wheke-a-Muturangi, the Kaupe, and the Mejenkwaad! Just don't break any kapu and try not to free Whiro, ok?
Our host Chad Knight sits down with Scott Ahern and they talk about something Chad has no clue about: the books of Sir Terry Prachett. The Disc World series of books spans 40 books and several different storylines within those books. This head-spinning talk, will keep you engaged and enthralled (we hope). So curl up under a blanket, grab a glass of your favorite libation and enjoy.
Whose Podcast Is It Anyway is a podcast where our host Chad engages in a conversation with a guest. The guest chooses the topic and the host has no prior knowledge of what the topic will be! The views and opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily the same views and opinions of Al Seeger and Point of Insanity Game Studio.
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Running short of ideas for your campaign? Al and Chad are here to help! Our hosts discuss some sources you can turn to for inspiration for everything from a one night game session to a full campaign.
Our host Chad Knight, sits down with Lou Schwalbach and they talk the best thing to have after Pizza (See episode 1). Lou a self-proclaimed Ice Cream snob tells us what he thinks of ice cream. Your host however, is not a huge ice cream fan and lets Lou know this. They then finish off with a Sundae of different ice cream they BOTH like.
Whose Podcast Is It Anyway is a podcast where our host Chad engages in a conversation with a guest. The guest chooses the topic and the host has no prior knowledge of what the topic will be! The views and opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily the same views and opinions of Al Seeger and Point of Insanity Game Studio. Email Chad at: whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
Al speaks out in defense of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, a game that has gotten mixed (and sometimes negative) reviews.
In the premier episode of Whose Podcast Is It Anyway Al and Chad discuss pizza and what makes it so awesome. Whose Podcast Is It Anyway is a podcast where our host Chad engages in a conversation with a guest. The guest chooses the topic and the host has no prior knowledge of what the topic will be! The views and opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily the same views and opinions of Al Seeger and Point of Insanity Game Studio. Email Chad at: whosepodcastisit@gmail.com
With the recent release of the highly anticipated Suicide Squad movie what better time is there to discuss one of the most well known villains in comic book history? Al and Dawn discuss Batman's arch enemy the Joker, how he has changed over time, his live action movie portrayals, and why we think he is such a good bad guy.
Starting up a campaign for any role playing game can be tricky for a first time game master. Al and Chad discuss some ideas for the aspiring GM who is putting together his or her first campaign.
Playing Pokemon GO has many positive aspects. It encourages players to get out and walk around, to explore their area, and has proven to be very social as large groups of gamers gather in the same area to play. However, some people are not pleased by the effect this game has had in their area. Al and Chad discuss one of the negative reactions of this hugely popular game.
New feature! GiG Quickies will be short, 10-15 minute episodes about a current topic in video games, movies, or role playing games. This episode Al takes a look at Nintendo's upcoming NES Classic Edition.
Al and son take a look at another game from the so-called Sonic Dark Ages in this Bargain Bin Adventure. The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KACMRF-LJxA
Back in the days of AD&D Second Edition, TSR released several supplements to encourage gamers to take their campaign beyond the medieval European flavor of most D&D settings. These were the historical reference sourcebooks. These books gave gamers ideas for taking their D&D game to places like Greece, Rome, and ancient Britain. One civilization that never received a source book was Egypt. In this episode Al discusses some ways to set a campaign in the ancient land of pyramids and pharaohs.
Al and Chad take a look at the cult classic The Five Venoms in this Two Geeks, One Film episode.
Pokemon GO is rocking the US like a hurricane, and both Al and Chad have been swept up in the storm!
Al takes a look at some of the games in the Golden Axe series as well as the latest entry: Golden Axe Beast Rider. The video version of this episode is available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/Sc539MA2SB8
Running a campaign isn't always easy. There are times when a game master might have to deal with absent players, party in-fighting, and distracted gamers. As experienced game masters Al and Chad have both encountered these challenges and share some of their ideas for dealing with them.
Al and son take a look at the infamous Sonic the Hedgehog 2006, a game that comes from a period that some fans refer to as the Sonic Dark Ages. The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/g0b7DOgTlfw
Episode 100! In any long running form of media it is not unusual for the creators to do something special for the 100th issue or episode. You might even say it is cliche. So what better time to discuss tropes and cliches then episode 100? Al, Dawn, and Chad discuss different types of tropes and cliches we see in media and why we think people like them.
Al and Chad discuss the movie Dagon, H.P. Lovecraft, and the Cthulhu mythos in general.
Many people have heard the term "The Hero's Journey." It has been used to analyze Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and many other works of fiction. But what exactly does it mean and where did it come from? In this episode Al discusses the Hero's Journey, the monomyth, the trifunctional hypothesis, and comparative mythological studies.
Al takes a look at El-Shaddai in this Bargain Bin Adventure for the XBox 360. The video of this episode is available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/C6jwVPvo-2M
Al and Dawn take a look at Cowboys vs Dinosaurs on this It Came From Netflix. Its got Cowboys. And Dinosaurs. How can this movie go wrong?
In this Bargain Bin Adventure Al takes a look at Lost Planet: Extreme Condition for the XBox 360. The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
We all know that villains are there to be beaten by the heroes, but what makes a good bad guy? Why are some villains more memorable than others? In this episode Al and guest Chad discuss some of their favorite fictional villains.
Al and guest James take a look at Arc Rise Fantasia, a role playing game for the Nintendo Wii in this Bargain Bin Adventure. The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Once upon a time when a gamer bought a video game he or she could be sure he got a complete product. Fast forward to the present. Today it is not unusual for a gamer to spend $40-50 to purchase a game then find out two months later that for only $9.99 more he can now have new characters or missions to play with! Al and guest James discuss the trend in games today for developers to focus on making additional money via downloadable content and in-app purchases.
In this episode I get my first taste of a 3D Final Fantasy game with Final Fantasy 13 for the XBox 360. The video of this episode can be seen at Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel. Al's Bargain Bin Adventures is a series where Al from Point of Insanity Game Studio plays an old, out of date game that he scrounged up from a bargain bin and gives his first impressions of the game. Will he find hidden treasure, or be doomed to disappointment?
Al and guest Chad take on another film in It Came From Netflix. This episode we take a look at Justice League: War.
Al takes a look at Dark Void for the xBox 360 in this bargain bin adventure. The video for this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Al and guest Chad start a new series for the podcast: It Came from Netflix! In this series Al and a guest will watch a movie on Netflix and discuss it. Sometimes we might look at an obscure film, sometimes we might look at something that just looks interesting. For this first episode we take a look at a British sci-fi film Robot Overlords.
Al and guest Dan from the Radio Free Borderlands podcast revisit the 8-bit era of the Console Wars and discuss some of the more influential games from that time as well as some lesser known titles.
If there is a video game that deserves the title "classic" it is The Legend of Zelda for the Nintendo Entertainment System. In this 8-bit flashback Al takes a look at this beloved treasure for the NES! The video version of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Al takes a look at Speed Racer for the Nintendo Wii in this bargain bin adventure. Correction: In the episode I mention the Nintendo Wii being released in 2007. The correct launch date was late 2006.The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.Al's Bargain Bin Adventures is a series where Al from Point of Insanity Game Studio plays an old, out of date game that he scrounged up from a bargain bin and gives his first impressions of the game. Will he find hidden treasure, or be doomed to disappointment?
Big mechs mean one thing: big guns, big fun!This is the video of an episode from the Geekery in General podcast. The video version of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel..Al's Bargain Bin Adventures is a series where Al from Point of Insanity Game Studio plays an old, out of date game that he scrounged up from a bargain bin and gives his first impressions of the game. Will he find hidden treasure, or be doomed to disappointment?
Al and son take a look at Super Mario Maker.Correction: In the episode I mention that "Auto Mario" levels dated to the late 90s. It is actually a bit later in the mid-2000s.The video version of this file is available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
So far my video game flashback episodes have been devoted to games I fondly remember from my childhood. For this episode I take a look at a game that I don't fondly remember: Data East's Tag Team Wrestling for the Nintendo Entertainment System. This is not just one of the worst wrestling games I've played but possible one of the worst games I've ever played period!The video version of this episode can be found on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Al and guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands discuss the sixth through eight generations of the console wars.
Al and returning guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands continue to discuss the console wars. In part 2 we take a look at the fourth and fifth generations. We fondly remember the Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, Sony PlayStation, and some of the lesser known systems of this era.
Al and guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands discuss the console wars in the first of a three part series. This episode we discuss the beginning of the Console Wars in the early 1970s to the 8-bit era of the mid to late 80s.
Bikinis! Swords! Zombies! Bikinis!The video for this Bargain Bin Adventure can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Fresh from the used video game store Al and son try out their latest find: the Super Game Boy attachment for the SNES and Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins. The video for this episode is available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Al takes a look at Gain Ground for the Sega Genesis in this 16-bit flashback. The video of this episode is available at Point of Insanity Game Studio's You Tube channel.
Al takes a look at The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe for the Nintendo GameCube in this Bargain Bin Adventure. The video for this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Fresh from the movie theater, Al and his wife Roz discuss their thoughts on Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens. This episode has some minor spoilers, but we tried not to give away anything major.
Al rambles for a bit about Star Wars and Disney World then gets to the main topic: back up games! We've all had that game session where half the group can't be there or is going to be late. Al discusses some back up things you can do in the event you decide not to play your regular game or to kill time until the rest of the group shows up.
Al and guest James discuss Minecraft. The video version of this episode is available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Al takes a look at one of the video games that helped define the term "NES Hard."The video for this episode is available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel.
Al and son play Sonic the Hedgehog 2 while debating the age old question of who has better games: Mario or Sonic.The video for this episode is available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Al takes a look at Duck Tales Remastered for the Nintendo WiiU, a worthy remake of a classic NES game. The video of this episode as well as an upcoming Let's Play Series will be posted on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Al and son take a look at Flingsmash, a colorful and charming Bargain Bin Adventure for the Nintendo Wii.The video version of this episode is available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Look up any list of the worst Final Fantasy games and chances are Mystic Quest will be somewhere on that list. But is Final Fantasy Mystic Quest really that bad of a game? Join Al on this 16-bit flashback as he takes a look at one of the black sheep of the Final Fantasy series.The video for this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
In this Bargain Bin Adventure Al and guest James take a look at Star Wars Clone Wars Lightsaber Duels. The video for this episode can be found on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel.
In this 16-Bit Flashback I take a look at the Sega Genesis classic Sonic the Hedgehog! The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Al discusses the Cold War, from his memories growing up in the 80s to using Cold War themes in your role playing game campaign.
He's seen piles of them on sale for as little as 49 cents, and now Al ventures into the Madden NFL series with a Bargain Bin Adventure! The video of this episode can be seen on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel.
In this mini-episode I read an excerpt from the Ray Bradbury short story "The Emissary." I am not a professional voice actor, but I hope you will enjoy my reading of this Halloween story.
Al discusses religion, specifically how to create a detailed, fictional religion for use in a role playing game or other work of fiction.
Al leaps into the 16-bit era with a look at Phantasy Star 2 for the Sega Genesis. Video of this episode can be found at Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel.
Al takes a look at the NES classic Super Mario Bros 3 in this 8-bit flashback episode!The video version of this episode can be found on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel.
For this Bargain Bin Adventure Al takes a stab at The Darkness for the X-Box 360. The video version of this episode is available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube Channel.
Al talks more about his days writing Demon's Lair and gives his insights on how to get started as a self published role playing game designer.
Al and son take a look at Chicken Blaster for the Nintendo Wii in this Bargain Bin Adventure.
Al takes a look at some Plug and Play Games.The video version of this episode is available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Al and guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands discuss the awesomeness that was, and still is, Final Fantasy 6. Also, check out Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel for a video featuring the sketch bug and the final battle of FF6.
Anyone who has spent time on Facebook has that one friend who is always sending Farmville or Candy Crush requests. In this episode Al and Steve take a look at social networking games and the dark side of these games that goes beyond repeated requests for help tending the crops.
In this 8-Bit Flashback episode Al takes a look at two of his favorite NES games: Skate or Die and its sequel The Search for Double Trouble. Video for this episode can be found on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel.
Time to get brutal with a Bargain Bin Adventure for the Xbox 360! This episode features a romp through the heavy metal inspired world of Brutal Legend.Game play footage of this episode will be uploaded to Point of Insanity Game Studio's new YouTube channel. Go to YouTube and search "Point of Insanity Game Studio." You can also access the page by clicking on the YouTube linke at www.poigamestudio.com
In this Bargain Bin Adventure Al plays Pirates: The Search for Black Beard's Booty for the Nintendo Wii. Game play footage will be posted to the Point of Insanity Game Studio Facebook page soon.
Good Old Games (www.gog.com) is now offering classic Dungeons and Dragons games! These games, called the Gold Box Series, were the result of a partnership between TSR and SSI. Al feels nostalgic and dusts off his NES for an 8-Bit Flashback and shares some of his experiences with the only Gold Box game to make it to the Nintendo: Pool of Radiance!Game footage of this episode can be found on Point of Insanity Game Studio's Facebook page.
Al plays The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian for the Nintendo Wii in this Bargain Bin Adventure. Video footage of this episode will be made available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's Facebook page.
Al and Steve discuss the Highlander Series: the good, the bad, and the just plain terrible.
In the second episode of Bargain Bin Adventures Al tackles Battle Rage for the Wii. Gameplay video will be made available on Point of Insanity Game Studio's Facebook page in a few days.
"You like THAT version of Dungeons and Dragons? Dude, you're not a REAL FAN! You can't call your self a TRUE D&D fan unless you like THIS version of the game!"Sooner or later we all run into that one person who insists he or she knows what "true" fans of any RPG/movie/TV show/comic book/music/or book series likes and what they shouldn't like. In this episode Al and guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands tackle this potentially divisive topic. We discuss why we think some people are snobby fans and hostile to those who are new to their area of interest.
Al discusses a variety of martial art related topics including the Modern Monks role playing game, martial arts in D&D, Bruce Lee, and Game of Death.
Al and guest Dawn continue their discussion on who they think would win in a fight between two pop culture icons.
This mini-episode is going to be what I hope will be an occasional feature on the podcast: Al's Bargain Bin Adventures! I scour the depths of GameStop and anyplace where used video games can be purchased for a couple of bucks or less to bring you old, out of date games! This series will feature my reactions while playing these games. Am I destined to be disappointed, or will I manage to unearth hidden treasures?In this first episode me and my son play Link's Crossbow Training. The video of the podcast will be uploaded to Point of Insanity Game Studio's Facebook page for your viewing enjoyment.
Al and guest Dawn take a look at a question that geeks have debated for as long as there have been comic books and movies: who would win in a fight between two fictional characters? This is something fans love to debate and has been explored in comic books, video games, internet shows on YouTube, and where ever geeks gather!
Still need a Castlevania fix? Then grab your whip and sharpen some stakes! Al and guest Josh Hadley from 12:01 Beyond discuss the highs and lows of the Castlevania series. Get comfortable, this is going to be a long one...
In this episode Al and guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands discuss Christopher Lee, Dusty Rhodes, and Al forces Dan to play the awesomely cool NES game Castlevania (SHUT UP AL! THAT GAME WAS TERRIBLE! ---Dan). If you want to watch video of the game play segment you can catch it on Point of Insanity's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Point-of-Insanity-Game-Studio/149717288392659.
Al and Steve continue their discussion of changing technology, talking about video games, computers, the internet, social networking sites, and cell phones. Again, we use the terms for those who don't know/for those too young to remember a few times. We're not trying to sound snobbish. Really. We apologize if we come off that way!So by now you've heard us talk about how technology. How do you feel? If you grew up around the same time we did (80s/90s) are you happy you grew up when you did and got to see these changes? Or are you jealous of your child's smart phone/XBox/iPad/HDTV/etc? Feel free to comment on the Point of Insanity Game Studio Facebook page!
Al and Steve discuss some of the ways technology has changed during the course of our lives. We use the phrase "for those who don't know/for those too young to remember" several times during this episode. We're not trying to sound condescending, so we apologize of we come off as such.
Al and guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands discuss Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace.
Al and guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands discuss a variety of unrelated and related topics, including the WiiU, football, Castlevania, the SNES and Dan's attempt to dabble in thieving skills.
What do Chuck Norris, Lemmy from Motorhead, and an artifact from Finnish mythology have to do with big robots?Nothing, really....In this episode Al and guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands discuss who they think would win in a fight between Voltron, Defender of the Universe, and the various Transformers Combiner teams!
Al discusses his impressions of the Star Wars 7 trailers and compares it to the impressions he had when the Star Wars Episode 1 trailers came out.
Al and guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands discuss heavy metal music. Episode ends with a song Al and Dan recorded with their band back in 1997. It was transferred over from an old cassette tape, so sorry about the quality.
Back in the late 80s and early 90s there was one video game publisher that became synonymous with terrible games, and that was LJN. Thanks to various internet video game reviewers LJN's reputation for producing sub-par video games lives on. But were their games really that bad, or just poorly executed? Al discusses his memories of some of the many LJN games for the NES.
Al and guest Kasey serve up a helping of creepypasta with a side order of urban legends and paranormal tales. We also discuss ways a game master can use these tasty tidbits in a campaign.
Al and guest Dan from Radio Free Borderlands take a walk down memory lane and discuss some of the toylines and their childhood.
Dan from Radio Free Borderlands returns as the guest this week. Al and Dan try to keep on track as they discuss the artwork of Dungeons and Dragons.
Guests Dan and Dave from Radio Free Borderlands are back to discuss old school video role playing games with Al.
Al is joined by Dan and Dave from the Radio Free Borderlands podcast as they discuss live action role playing.
Al and guest Josh Hadley from 12:01 Beyond discuss video games, specifically arcade to home port.
In this episode Al takes a look at video games that have been based on Dungeons and Dragons.
Al and Steve discuss anime. Although we don't watch as much of it anymore we both have fond memories of Japanese animation.
In this episode Al and Kasey discuss how they've changed as gamers, going from high school students to college students to married adults and finally parents. Steve also discusses his experience being a gamer in the military.
Al and guest Dawn discuss alternate universes in comics and role playing games. Part 2 of 2.
Al and guest Dawn discuss alternate universes in comics and role playing games. Part 1 of 2.
Al and Steve have played Dungeons & Dragons for many years, but sometimes it is nice to try other games. In this episode we talk about some of our favorite non-D&D games.
Al and guest Kasey discuss different types of players they have encountered and how they function in a gaming group.
Al and guest Josh Hadley from 12:01 Beyond discuss some controversial video games and role playing games.
Al and Steve continue to make themselves feel old by looking at how role playing games have changed.
Al and co-host Steve discuss board games, from classics they played as kids to modern games.
Welcome to the first episode of Point of Insanity Game Studio's Geekery In General podcast! In this podcast Al from Point of Insanity Game Studio introduces himself and discusses how he became a role playing game designer.