Podcasts about gamechurch

Movies discussed: The First Omen, Late Night with the Devil, Mute Witness, It Crawled In Through The Window (short) This week we dig Mute Witness, ponder The First Omen, and enjoy our couch time with Late Night with the Devil. Next episodes assignments: Infested The Tunnel The Stranger Bug (short) Watch along with us if you like and we'll see you next episode. The post Episode 478 – You Ever Pre-Game Church? appeared first on Horror Show Hot Dog.

Ell (@OccasionalEll) and Ruby (@IronSparkSyris) explore the internet! Highlights include: danceable music about transportation, a new ice cream truck jingle, the Fraternal Order of Real Bearded Santas, a penis museum, goo that makes you good at video games, and church for gamers LINKS! Truck Tunes for Kids - Crawler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZa6wiab7CI Truck Tunes for Kids - Snowplow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oa8P3HJhYw Twenty Trucks Website: http://www.20trucks.com Truck Tunes for Kids - Ice Cream Truck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osIjXAIkQmk The song Ell was trying so hard to remember anything about: https://mariogolf.info/post/658060873322151936/i-really-dislike-kawaii-future-bass-or-whatever Nichols Electronics Co: http://nicholselectronicsco.com/ Nichols Electronics Co Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NicholsElectronicsCo/ Rolling Stone article about new ice cream truck song: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/rza-ice-cream-jingle-1043534/ RZA at Guitar Center: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrcV2W73rGc International Association of Ice Cream Distributors & Vendors: https://www.iaicdv.org/ Hall of Fame Inductees: https://www.iaicdv.org/hall-of-fame-inductees (2012 Inductee) Fraternal Order of Real Bearded Santas: https://forbsantas.com/default.html The Scrivener Elf: https://forbsantas.com/joinus/default.html The Icelandic Phallological Museum: https://phallus.is/ Icelandic Phallolgical Museum Specimen List: https://phallus.is/en/additional-information/specimens.html Yule Lads Wikipedia Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icelandic_Christmas_folklore#Yule_Lads Icelandic Phallological Museum Facebook - Ales: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=7769160003159191&set=a.6046110212130854 Icelandic Phallological Museum Facebook - Food: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=6563939047014632&set=a.6046110212130854 Icelandic Phallological Museum 1 Star Reviews Video: https://youtu.be/Zo0d7CL1tx4 Icelandic Phallological Museum Review: https://matadornetwork.com/read/penis-museum/ Dick shaped donuts: https://www.instagram.com/p/CQWV7T5rDM8/?hl=en Icelandic Phallological Museum Human Specemin Wikipedia Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icelandic_Phallological_Museum Cynthia Plaster Caster/Cynthia Dorothy Albritton Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynthia_Plaster_Caster Jonah Falcon Wikipedia page, subsection Anatomy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonah_Falcon#Anatomy Elmo: Adventures of a Superhero Penis comicbook cover (NSFW): https://twitter.com/marcador00/status/47904609780211302 Gamer Goo: https://gamergoo.com/ Gamer Goo Women's V-Neck: https://gamergoo.com/product/womens-t-shirt-v-neck/ Gamer Goo Twitter (no longer in Blink 18Goo mode): https://twitter.com/gamergoo PC Gamer Article about Gamer Goo: https://www.pcgamer.com/i-put-gamer-goo-on-my-hands-and-god-help-me-i-actually-liked-it Gamer Goo on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Gamer-Goo-Antiperspirant-Sweaty-Hands/dp/B092MPLD36 Spooky Name Generator: https://twitter.com/gamergoo/status/1576304355007148032 Gamer Goo Partnership Application: https://gamergoo.com/individual-sponsorship/ Gamer Goo Auto Dispenser: https://www.facebook.com/gamergoo/posts/pfbid02Y4EccurMfKduoA1Cznmra63w8mSwke3gcWXKxAigHta5KNMq8oM8RLy5NYKef8Bjl When it's game time but you're all out of Goo: https://www.facebook.com/gamergoo/photos/pb.100063803526211.-2207520000./3148043262178091 Game Church: http://gamechurch.com/ Game Church's Swag Store: https://gamechurch.creator-spring.com/ Kawaii Jesus in the clouds: https://gamechurch.creator-spring.com/listing/kawaii-gamer-jesus Game Church Statement of Faith: https://gamechurch.com/about/statement-of-faith/ Game Church Poster/Playmat: https://gamechurch.com/product/gamechurch-24-x-14-playmat/ Game Church Interviews Pathologic 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyJTZ0_PO84 Game Church Dreams: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgpHC5SBTe8 Game Church on Star Wars & Redemption: https://gamechurch.com/star-wars-redemption/ Game Church Reloaded: https://gamechurch.com/website-launch-2/ Bible meme: https://i.redd.it/rupqfizls3tx.jpg Game Church Board of Directors: https://gamechurch.com/about/our-team/ Jesus Otaku Anime Outreach: http://www.jesusotaku.com/ Jesus Otaku Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jesus.otaku Jesus Otaku Twitter: https://twitter.com/otaku4jesus Color Blessed (SURE.): https://twitter.com/Saddleback/status/1268683762939748352 -- You can OWN THIS EPISODE! Visit ThePodcastMINE.com to find out how! We assure you this isn't an NFT and won't destroy the environment. Also, if you want to support the show, you can visit ThePodcastMines.com to check out our Patreon. Is it stupid of us to have two URLs that are one letter apart? Probably. And if you're starting a podcast through Pinecast you can use our referral code (r-d0121d) to save 40% on the first 4 months of your plan. When they're out of the Mines, Riley is a Tabletop Game Designer whose games can be found at Linksmith Games. They have a lot of other shows including Never Believe It, If Not Us Then Who, and Champs in the Making. When Andrew's helmet comes off he wastes too much time on Twitter and streams a variety games over on Twitch. He's also the cohost of the ARGonauts Podcast, an Alternate Reality Game Deep Dive show. Our incredible show art was created by Alyssa and our Home Depot Style Beat was made by Matt!! 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This might shock some of you, but Matt, Bubba, and Kate have been co-hosting a podcast together since 2017! Before the Free Play Podcast with Love Thy Nerd, they hosted the Arcade Podcast with GameChurch, the place where they all met and started this crazy journey. Over the course of these two shows, they've done just over 200 episodes together! In this show, they share some favorite memories from the past 200 - and some of yours too.

Hans Olsen & Scott Garrard discuss BYU's loss to UAB and Utah State's win over Pac-12 opponent Oregon State.

Questions for the Week:The CDC has recently recommended that people resume wearing masks indoors again, even if you are vaccinated. How do we help folks process this change? Further, as COVID cases surge, it can be easy to blame the unvaccinated. As people of faith, how do we help people avoid "blame" but still push for change?I've been wondering about the significance and meaning of church membership for our denomination. People keep talking about declining membership in our congregations. Maybe it's our definition and understanding of membership that needs to change. What do you think?Special Guest:Timothy Wotring, Pastor, Memorial Presbyterian Church of Fox ChaseGuest Question:I am about to start my first call as pastor to a congregation. My question is for folks who are about a year or so into their first call: Looking back on your first year as an ordained pastor serving a congregation, what guidance or advice would you give to someone who is just about to start their first call?Resource Roundup:Presbyterian Week of Action with Rev. Shanea Leonard, Associate for Gender, Race, and Intercultural Justice for the PC(USA)

Pastor David Petty joins the pod to talk about CrossFire Gaming, a project he helped create, that seeks to provide alternative spaces and opportunities for people to connect with God and with one another.

This week we talk to Joe Monzo from Game Church. We talk about what it is to reach people that some or most churches leave un-noticed. If you want to check game church look them up on Facebook and at www.gamechurch.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fcubed/support

Adam and Paul discuss their takeaways from the finale of The Last Dance. Was it the flu or was the pizza tampered with? Have you ever been kicked out of a church league, not a game, but the whole league....... they have!

I didn't fit anywhere in 1985 high school. Nerds and geeks were cooler than me. I was something else entirely. I was a Christian youth group kid. But that's not all...I wanted to be in a kick ass rock band.Not good.Back then I got my first taste of both being in a band and promoting a show for others to come to. From then on it would be a drug to me. I would also get my first experience in being at odds with Christians and Church which would prove to be very motivating for me in the future.After high school I watched my dreams of being a rockstar dashed to pieces. So I loaded up my truck from my beloved southern California and headed to what might as well have been another planet......Portland, Oregon.

I’m going to give a quick overview and timeline of the things I've done in the last 30 years and explain where I'm headed with this podcast. I sincerely hope that you have had a great experience at one of my concerts or events. Tom Fest, Sometime Sunday, The Push, Tragedy Ann, Twin Sister, Gamechurch, Alpine, The Connection, The Armory, Epic, Spin Cycle, The Loft, Star Went Nova, Gecko Monks and a few more ;). In the near future I will do some interviews, video and get into a few of my favorite topics. For now I hope you'll check out this introduction to my podcast. Cheers from Southern California!

Elliott Iannello talks about his work ministering to the gaming community with GameChurch, and also about developing his own game, Young Son, through Parable Game Studios.    GameChurch www.gamechurch.com   Parable Game Studios www.parablegamestudios.com   Humans of Gaming Podcast by Love Thy Nerd https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/humans-of-gaming-podcast/id1359473893?mt=2   Find more FWD goodness at www.fishingwithdynamite.fm and at www.patreon.com/fishingwithdynamite

The Fandom Files is joined by Mikee Bridges, the founder of Gamechurch. After years in the Christian rock scene, Bridges founded Gamechurch, which seeks to evangelize through video games. Members travel from convention to convention, handing out copies of their bible — "Jesus FTW" — and trying to convince gamers to let Christ into their multiplayer sessions. Bridges talks to us about the group's mission, where they get their money, why he's bothered by most Christians, and how to reconcile video game violence with bible study. All this and more in this episode of The Fandom Files! Follow us on Twitter: @FandomFilesSYFY!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's very interesting the way I found out about this wonderful organization called GameChurch. I was looking for an author and was clicking through site after site. Somehow, I landed on this site. As I browsed through, I just KNEW I had to invite them to be on the show. So glad I did. GameChurch is an organization that uses the love of video games and gaming to spread the word of who Jesus Christ is. Listen in to this insightful discussion with GameChurch leader Chris Gwaltney as we talk about gaming, Jesus, and the burgeoning romance for nerdism.  GAMECHURCH EXISTS TO BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN THE GOSPEL AND THE GAMER Videogames are the world's largest and fastest-growing media outlet. We are a non-profit dedicated to bringing the message of Jesus' love, hope, and acceptance into the culture of videogames. Visit them here: www.gamechurch.com. Listen in at 646-668-8485. Download Stitcher on your mobile device. Tune in on iTunes. Follow us on Spreaker. Or, click on the link here: http://tobtr.com/10516893.

Dr. Kevin Schut joins us to discuss his book "Of Games and God" and how Christianity and video games interact.

This week on the podcast I interview Gamechurch Director Chris Gwaltney. We talk about the games we’ve been playing, the ministry of Gamechurch, and how Christians can do a better job reaching the gaming community. There are a couple minutes in this episode starting around the 12 minute mark where the audio from Skype got […]

Today we discuss anime, cosplay and the Gospel with Lauren Keck. If you are interested in helping her with any of her missions, click on the links below. As always, if you have any questions- don't hesitate to email us at fanboytheology@gmail.com. Lauren's Links: Website: www.ellekeck.com Jesus Otaku Page: https://m.facebook.com/jesus.otaku/ GameChurch: https://m.facebook.com/groups/352660501518172 Financially contribute to Lauren's trip: https://saddleback.com/give/PackageDetails?v2pkgid=109731

Just a few short weeks ago I was hanging out with folks in Whippany, New Jersey to talk about tabletop gaming and it’s powerful place in ministry contexts. My topic was what I referred to as ‘incarnational gaming’ – aka … Continue reading →

Coming off of not one, but two major events – GameChurch’s Academy East conference and the third annual Tavern Con – Daniel and I sit down to talk about some things. Daniel talks about playing Carrotia with his kids, and seeing … Continue reading →

I let Jeff, and Daniel take a pass this week as I got to hang out with the folks from GameChurch at their conference called Academy East. This is the first time that they’ve held it out here, and I … Continue reading →

Rockinmrmagic welcomes Matt Warmbier of Gamechurch's podcast "The Arcade". This episode we discuss the Star Trek Discovery trailer, 2017 NBA Finals, Plot to kill JDF at Phoenix Comic Con, and a question from our listeners! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-original-jeek-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-original-jeek-podcast/support

"Jak masz coś, co na maxa kochasz w życiu, na bank jest jakaś  grupa ludzi, która ma ochotę mieć w jakiś sposób styczność z Tobą"- A. TucholskiTo są słowa jednego z najbardziej wpływowych blogerów w Polsce, wypowiedziane w klimatyzowanej sali, gościnnego Idea Hub na Zajęczej.  Andrzej Tucholski zgodził się zostać gościem kolejnego podcastu z cyklu Lepiej Teraz, w którym opowiedział m.in: Jak najlepiej blogować?Mgr psychologii, bloger od 2009, podcaster na kanale Game Church, konsultant, mówca i vloger. Motywuje, edukuje, szuka i uczy dobrych praktyk w różnych dziedzinach życia. Jako pierwszy prowadził bloga o kulturze, w którym nie było ani jednej recenzji. Jest fanem urbanistyki, planowania, Marka Aureliusza, Seneki... oraz Jamesa Bonda (!)Andrzeja poznałem w trakcie jednego z wykładów na temat dobrych praktyk w blogowaniu, gdzie przedstawił metodę motywu przewodniego, którą zapoczątkował Chris Guillebeau. Andrzej miał przyjemność poznać go na konferencji Alive w Berlinie. Poprosiłem, żeby opowiedział o nowym podejściu do blogowania i podzielił się z Wami wieloma cennymi radami. Ten wywiad jest tych wszystkich, którzy pragną prowadzić bloga długofalowo i nie zakończyć tej wspaniałej przygody po kilku miesiącach. Jest to rozmowa o blogowaniu, zarabianiu na blogu, o przyszłości podcastingu, dobrych książkach, mentorach, kwestionowaniu tzw. "prawd" i filozofii stoickiej." Uczę się od lat pokory. Nie jest łatwo"- A. TucholskiZ wywiadu dowiesz się między innymi: Dlaczego podcasty osiągną sukces w Polsce? Jak zarabiać na blogu? Czym jest motyw przewodni w blogowaniu? Czy bloger motoryzacyjny może pisać o jedzeniu? Jak wytrwać w blogowaniu? Dlaczego Andrzej podaje zaniżone statystyki reklamodawcom? Co jest najważniejsze w blogowaniu? Gdzie można porozmawiać o swojej przyszłości w szczery sposób, bez cynizmu?https://youtu.be/h2nGK2OeXEQ"Jak umiesz wejść w czyjeś buty i spojrzeć na czyjeś życie własnymi oczami, to jesteś w stanie uspokoić emocje względem najgorszego wroga"- A. TucholskiKsiążki:"Szczęście w poszukiwaniach"- Chris Guillebeauwww.andrzejtucholski.plZapraszam do słuchania Podcastu LEPIEJ TERAZ na iTunes i android-owych appkach do podcastów. np. PlayerFMJeśli Ci się podobało, wstaw proszę pozytywną recenzję na iTunes,  subskrybuj mój newsletter lub polub fan page na Facebooku:www.facebook.com/lepiejterazW celu zapewnienia lepszej jakości podcastów i ciągłości dodawania coraz bardziej rozwijających się audycji, będę wkrótce zmuszony do wykupienia płatnego hostingu.Dalej zamierzam dzielić się z Wami moimi treściami ZA DARMO. Statystyki pokazują, że jest Was coraz więcej i cieszy mnie, że pragniecie dokonać zmiany w swoim życiu na lepsze i chcecie to zrobić z Lepiej Teraz :) W związku z tym proszę Was o wsparcie podcastu Lepiej Teraz na profilu Patronite, żebym mógł wykupić stały hosting i wrzucać audycje bez ograniczeń. 5 zł w zupełności wystarczy.

The world can be divided into two camps: people who are playing Pokémon Go and people who haven’t realized what they’re missing. Drew Dixon falls in the former camp. An avid gamer and editor-in-chief of the nonprofit Game Church, the Nashville resident has spent the greater part of this month catching Pokémon, while exploring his city and making new friends. Earlier this week, Dixon wrote for The Local Church on what Christians miss by turning the gaming phenomenon into a recruitment tool. “I’m beginning to suspect that by plotting ways to leverage Pokémon Go to get more people in their pews, many churches are missing out on the exploratory, community-building spirit that makes the game such a powerful cultural force—the same spirit, in fact, that represents its greatest opportunity for churches nationwide,” he wrote. One question churches might start asking themselves instead: ”How could we possibly engage in this game redemptively in a way that would be loving to our neighbor and would celebrate something in creation that is good?” Dixon joined Morgan and Katelyn this week to discuss the allure of video games, how churches have positively responded to Pokémon Go players, and why we love to play. Plus, everyone shares their favorite game.

Christ and Culture: In our newest series we look at the broad topic of engaging media and social entertainment as a Christian. This week we chat with Drew Dixon (Editor-in-chief of GameChurch.com) on how a Christian engages video games. He talks about how intentionality, boundaries, discernment and community helps Christians engage this relatively new art… The post Episode 013: Video Games and Christianity appeared first on indoubt.

Mikee Bridges (Gecko Monks, Sometime Sunday, Tragedy Ann, Tom Fest, Star Went Nova, Game Church) is my guest this week. Mikee has played many roles including bassist, singer, concert promoter and russian bar evangelist. He is a "what you see is what you get" kind of guy, which obviously makes him one of my favorite people. You can check out Mikee's organization, Game Church at - http://gamechurch.com/ and you can follow him on Twitter at - http://twitter.com/mikeebridges. His official website can be found at - http://iammikee.com/. Enjoy!

Derek W. White, a.k.a. the "Geek Preacher", joins Grant, Peter, and Branden as a guest host, bringing with him his knowledge of the geek convention scene and Christian organizations and activities within it. The Christian Gamers' Guild, Fans For Christ, GameChurch, and Innroads Ministries all get specific shoutouts, as do the worship services at a few major conventions. We also spend some time talking about being a Christian at geeky conventions, and a geek at Christian get-togethers. Finally, we wrap up with Derek's own personal journey to faith, a pastoral position, and a lifetime of geekery. Scripture: Genesis 12:1, Matthew 18:19-20, Hebrews 10:22-25

Bryan Hall has never played Chrono Trigger in its entirety. We intend to change that! Inspired by GameChurch's playthrough, we've decided to do our own. We talking about the battle system, whip-smart pacing, "fun", and plot up to The End of Time

GameChurch was birthed through a chance meeting with the directors of xxxchurch.com at a conference in Portland, Oregon. After spending 1 year researching the video game industry and assorted trade shows and expos, the leadership of GameChurch found something missing. “We wanted to bring a simple message of hope to the culture of gaming”, states Mikee Bridges, founder and Director of GameChurch. “We are all gamers and want to bring this message to our own world of nerd culture.” Borrowing the model of xxxchurch.com GameChurch has set out to spread their message in a new way. In 2012 GameChurch attended 8 gaming conventions across the United States. At each convention GameChurch hosts a booth replete with irreverent and controversial graphics to stir in attendees the one question GameChurch loves to answer. “What are you doing?”. To that question the answer is, “We are here to tell you Jesus loves you….and please take some free stuff”. As one walks up to the GameChurch booth, they are first met with a large 8 foot tall picture of Jesus with a headset on and a game controller in his hand and t-shirts with the phrase “Jesus loves gamers” on them. The GameChurch booth is filled with free swag that you find at any trade show such as stickers, t-shirts, buttons and lanyards. To set them apart, GameChurch added their own gamer Bible to the swag list. “The Bible is the Gospel of John with commentaries from gaming culture in it”, says Bridges. To date GameChurch has given out more than 35,000 of these Bibles. http://gamechurch.com https://www.facebook.com/gamechurch https://twitter.com/gamechurch

So, we wrapped up El Shaddai, and, for better and for worse, our expectations were pretty spot on. As you might imagine considering our previous podcast, stuff got deep again. We also had some theories and conjecture about a lot of the messages and artistic choices present in the game. Even if El Shaddai ended up not being for you, we hope you'll listen anyway to see what we took away from it.  Enoch As usual on our follow up podcasts, be aware that this is loaded with spoilers. We assume that, by this point, you've either played the game or given up on it, so if that's not the case, finish up first (it's only about 10 hours tops) then give it a listen.  Ishtar. Interesting resemblance right? It's also a good time to remind our listeners that Richard did some great (although also spoiler filled) write-ups on El Shaddai. You can find them in the show notes on our first podcast discussing this game, and don't forget to check out Richard Clark's work over at Christ and Pop Culture and Game Church. Thanks again for joining us Richard!

Yes, that's right, we brought in a special guest for this one: Richard Clark of, well, half the internet really. Mostly he's known for his work at Christ and Pop Culture and Game Church. For our intentions however, it's his work covering our next game, El Shaddai, that got my attention. He's written pretty extensively on the game, and we're very happy to have him on board for these next two podcasts.   I'll be honest, this is probably one of the best recordings we've done so far. What started off as pretty standard fare conversational topics ended up getting deep. Really deep. I'm not going to spoil it for you, but make sure to give this one a listen. Also, be sure to check out Richard's work on the game: Review for Killscreen.comEditorial for Paste And then a four-part series for GameRanx. WARNING! THESE CONTAIN SPOILERS!   El Shaddai as a Roadmap to a Religious Game  El Shaddai and the Importance of Choice  El Shaddai: Choice Made Flesh in Lucifel and Enoch  A Game about Faith on a Personal Scale

Yes, that's right, we brought in a special guest for this one: Richard Clark of, well, half the internet really. Mostly he's known for his work at Christ and Pop Culture and Game Church. For our intentions however, it's his work covering our next game, El Shaddai, that got my attention. He's written pretty extensively on the game, and we're very happy to have him on board for these next two podcasts.   I'll be honest, this is probably one of the best recordings we've done so far. What started off as pretty standard fare conversational topics ended up getting deep. Really deep. I'm not going to spoil it for you, but make sure to give this one a listen. Also, be sure to check out Richard's work on the game: Review for Killscreen.comEditorial for Paste And then a four-part series for GameRanx. WARNING! THESE CONTAIN SPOILERS!   El Shaddai as a Roadmap to a Religious Game  El Shaddai and the Importance of Choice  El Shaddai: Choice Made Flesh in Lucifel and Enoch  A Game about Faith on a Personal Scale

Our guest this week is Drew Dixon, the editor-in-chief of GameChurch.com. Drew talks to us about video games, and their value within faith and culture. Later, in the Echo Chamber, the gang discusses Jason Collins, the first NBA player to come out of the closet. Then we talk about Mark Driscoll, and his latest controversy,… Read more about CultureCast: Game Church, Jason Collins and Driscoll

Peter and Branden cover a variety of minor topics in this episode: Our STG group on Steam; Christian video game sites like GameChurch and Christ Centered Gamer; books we recommend for Christian geeks; Methodist circuit riders; games that Peter and Branden would love to play, but don't think they'll ever get to; naming NPCs; and a variety of useful GMing resources. Scripture: Ecclesiastes 3:1, Luke 16:10

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How do video games handle religion and spirituality?  It's a question that's been inspiring a fair amount of buzz. It's a big topic, so we decided to add a third seat on this week's show. Jorge and I are excited to welcome Richard Clark to the podcast.  Richard's a prolific writer who regularly tackles issues of religion and morality in video games.  As an added bonus, he's also an all around nice guy!  Be sure to check him out on Twitter, Kill Screen, Christ and Pop Culture, and Game Church.  As always, feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments. Thanks for listening!Some discussion starters:- What are some of your favorite examples of religion in games?- What kind of game (e.g., open world, adventure, strategy, etc.) is most conducive to tackling questions of spirituality?Open world vs. scripted story for considering spirituality?- Have you ever unexpectedly encountered religion/spirituality in a game?To listen to the podcast:- Subscribe to the EXP Podcast via iTunes here. Additionally, here is the stand-alone feed.- Listen to the podcast in your browser by left-clicking here. Or, right-click and select "save as link" to download the show in MP3 format.- Subscribe to this podcast and EXP's written content with the RSS link on the right.Show notes:- Run time: 53 min 55 sec- "How do games handle the divine?  Accidentally." by Yannick Lejacq, via Kill Screen- "Video games are a good fit for theological exploration," by Brian Crecente, via The Verge- "Capcom Videogame ‘Asura's Wrath' Draws Hindu Critics' Wrath," by Sriram Vadlamani, via Tech Wire Asia- "Study: Video games depict religion as violent and problematic (interview)," by Stefanie Fogel, via Venture Beat- Music provided by Brad Sucks

Premier numéro officiel de Ça va trancher, réalisé en direct depuis Fatal Station ! Au sommaire : de la bonne humeur, plein de questions sympathiques, et pas de palais, pas de palais. Rendez-vous Mercredi prochain pour un nouveau direct, même lieu, même heure. Et voici les liens de la rubrique des conneries du Web : http://arts.fluctuat.net/blog/47185-la-ministre-de-la-culture-belge-vous-souhaite-une-bonne-annee-.html http://www.perdu.com/ http://www.solferishow.fr/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdSHeKfZG7c