Podcast appearances and mentions of joshua garrity

In this episode, we sit down with Joshua Garrity, the Head Game Scout at Secret Mode, to uncover the keys to getting your game signed in today's competitive publishing landscape. Joshua shares expert insights on pitching, the ideal budget ranges for different types of projects, and what publishers are really looking for in new games.We also discuss common mistakes that developers should avoid, red flags in potential publishing partners, and how to position your game for the best possible chance of success. Whether you're an indie developer looking for your first publishing deal or an industry veteran refining your approach, this conversation is packed with actionable advice to help you navigate the world of game pitching and publishing.Topics Covered: The current state of the game pitching and publishing landscape What budget ranges developers should realistically aim for What makes a game more likely to get signed by a publisher Mistakes developers make when pitching their games Red flags to watch out for when choosing a publishing partner Tips for refining your pitch and getting publishers interestedConnect with Joshua Garrity: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-garrity-261a6148/#IndieGameBusiness #GamePublishing #PitchingYourGame #GameDevelopment #SecretMode #GameFunding #IndieDev #GameIndustry #PublishingSuccess #GameScouting

Today on IndieGameBusiness, we are thrilled to have Joshua Garrity, the Head Game Scout at Secret Mode, join us to explore "What Publishers are Looking For." In this episode, Joshua will guide us through the intricacies of game scouting, pitching, and business development. He will share insights on crafting the ideal pitch and help us identify red flags that can hinder your pitch's success. Join us as we uncover the critical aspects that publishers are seeking and learn how to present information that gives you a competitive edge. Connect with Joshua Garrity on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram to stay updated with his insights and experiences Twitter: twitter.com/combinehunter LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-garrity-261a6148 Instagram: www.instagram.com/jgcombinehunter #GameScouting #GamePitching #BusinessDevelopment #IndieGamePublishing #PublisherInsights #GameIndustry #SecretMode #JoshuaGarrity #GameDevelopment #GamingScout --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/indiegamebusiness/support

[School of Movies 2023] We've reached the point of  1985, where Studio Ghibli was officially founded. This episode covers the first three films released under this official new banner.  1986: Laputa - Castle in the Sky (5m 20s) 1988: Grave of the Fireflies (18m 20s) 1988: My Neighbor Totoro (37m 05s) The first of these, Castle in the Sky bears a striking, clearly-inspirational tonal and aesthetic similarity with my favourite game of all time, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. We have a main event show on that very game coming soon. Now the middle of these three gets very grim, as it is one of the harshest depictions of child suffering during wartime. By all means skip ahead when it becomes too heavy.  And big thanks to Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse podcast, as I tracked down some never-used archival footage of him chatting with me about why he loves My Neighbor Totoro for very personal reasons. 

On this episode of Indie Game Business, we are joined by Joshua Garrity, head game scout from Secret Mode. Joshua shares his expertise and insight on the game development and publishing process, including what publishers look for when considering a game for publication. He discusses the ideal pitch, common pitfalls to avoid, the importance of business development, and what information can set you apart from the rest. Whether you're an experienced developer or just starting out, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to bring their game to the next level. Tune in to Indie Game Business to learn more. Don't forget to follow Joshua Garrity on Twitter at twitter.com/combinehunter, on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/joshua-garrity-261a6148/, and on Instagram at instagram.com/jgcombinehunter. Join us for this comprehensive session on the game development and publishing process. Whether you're an experienced developer or just starting out, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to bring their game to the next level. Tune in to Indie Game Business to learn more! #IndieGameBusiness #GameDevelopment #GamePublishing #Scouting, #Pitching #BusinessDevelopment #GamingIndustry #GameScout #GameMarketing #GameDesign #GameEntrepreneurship --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/indiegamebusiness/support

With David and James away, Sean and Mat are joined by Joshua Garrity and Darren Gargette from, ahem, Cane and Rinse. On the agenda this week: digital games on PS3/Vita becoming unplayable, Chrono Cross running terribly on PS5, Pac-Mom(?), the LEGO metaverse, and a bunch of game announcements! All that plus gaming ticks, podcast fights, the joy of simplicity, 2010 Toyota Corollas, loads of games to discuss, and more! Games discussed: Trine, Rainbow Billy and the Cursed Leviathan, Kirby and the Forgotten Land, Spelunky 2, Inscryption: Kaycee's Mod, Elden Ring, Pokémon Legends: Arceus, LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga.   TCGSCON The final extra batch of TCGSCON tickets are on sale now! There's only a handful left, so go to tcgs.co/tcgscon and get yours while you still can. SUPPORT Patreon TCGS Store CONTACT tcgs.co Contact form Discord Twitter Instagram Facebook FOLLOW @davidturners @CaptainToss @matmurray @jcafarley   SUPPORT Patreon TCGS Store CONTACT tcgs.co Contact form Discord Twitter Instagram Facebook FOLLOW @davidturners @CaptainToss @matmurray @jcafarley WATCH Twitch Youtube LISTEN Spotify Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Pocket Casts Overcast acast Stitcher CREDITS Music by Nick Parton Art by Dave Chong GIV0drG9xlQkbvkVic3b

[Digital Drift 2015] This was originally released in 2015 in a series covering the (then) five Terminator movies. But it seemed wildly appropriate to recover and spotlight the first two as the Cameron-directed pair stand tall as recognised classics while the rest imitate (though we maintain that Dark Fate from 2019 is a worthy completion of a Trilogy. Check out our April 2020 episode on that woefully overlooked conclusion). Unlike The Abyss everyone has seen T2. So we delve into the subtleties and lore, starting off with taking it to task over the time travel, but proceeding into this story as a parable for unilateral disarmament. Joshua Garrity joins us once again to explore this cybernetic opera, in which Los Angeles of the 1990s is as much a character as any of the vibrant figures onscreen. Many thanks to Daniel Floyd for a segment of his on the existentially powerful arcade game Missile Command. Guest: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse

Joining Leon Cox for this week’s podcast is Joshua Garrity. Every Wednesday in Sound of Play, we bring you some of our favourite pieces from the many videogame soundtracks we’ve enjoyed over the decades. So […] The post Sound of Play: 271 – the videogame music podcast appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

In this special 190th Sound of Play, Joshua Garrity (@combinehunter) and Jacob Geller (@yacobg42) take a harrowing musical journey through the Soulsborne series, from the earliest entry on the PS3 to the future Sekiro: Shadows […] The post Sound of Play: 190 – The videogame music podcast appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

This week’s Sound of Play host is Ryan Hamann (@InsrtCoins) and he’s joined by frequent contributor and Cane and Rinse cast member Joshua Garrity (@combinehunter) with community submissions from MagicianArcana, Scrustle, and Ashton Herman. What […] The post Sound of Play: 155 – The videogame music podcast appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

[School of Movies 2017] Back with Marvel for one of their best movies yet. We kick off with why this hit me like a freight train, right in the soul, and then move on to an extensive and tasty discussion about these wonderful characters, old and new. With us are Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse, Brendan Agnew of Cinapse.co and Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst. This episode, like the movie, is very special.  We also kick off with a big announcement for not one but TWO brand new podcast feeds, which I've set up to make our back catalogue as accessible as possible to absolutely everyone. So search your podcatcher app for The School of Movies Archive: http://schoolofmoviesarchive.podbean.com/ andThe School of Everyone Else Archive: http://schoolofeverythingelsearchive.podbean.com/

Welcome to our weekly podcast dedicated to videogame music – Sound of Play This show’s presenter was Ryan Hamann (@InsrtCoins) and Joshua Garrity (@combinehunter) and community contributions by Colin Sunden, ThirdMan, and ashman86. What we […] The post Sound of Play: 93 – The videogame music podcast appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

[School of Movies 2017] Get ready for a show of epic proportions, and a roller-coaster journey through the making of an absolute classic. Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits and Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse join us for a deep study into what made this work so well, and why it manages what so many of the previous films in the canon couldn't quite reach. Every aspect is discussed, from animation to music, to rejected ideas, to what makes Beast and Belle so endlessly appealing and what function the supporting cast serve. This is either one to absorb in two sittings or a long evening spent watching the movie with the sound off at the same time... twice. Support our shows on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Come listen to my audio drama series, New Century:http://newcenturyshow.podbean.com/ Guests: Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse

[School of Movies 2017] Get ready for a show of epic proportions, and a roller-coaster journey through the making of an absolute classic. Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits and Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse join us for a deep study into what made this work so well, and why it manages what so many of the previous films in the canon couldn't quite reach. Every aspect is discussed, from animation to music, to rejected ideas, to what makes Beast and Belle so endlessly appealing and what function the supporting cast serve. This is either one to absorb in two sittings or a long evening spent watching the movie with the sound off at the same time... twice. Support our shows on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Come listen to my audio drama series, New Century:http://newcenturyshow.podbean.com/ Guests: Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse

[School of Everything Else 2017] Welcome to a show which explores why, after decades of producing consoles and video games, Nintendo feels special in a way that the others do not. More than two dozen people have recorded their memories and insight and sent them to me to arrange. A picture begins to emerge of a troubled relationship with someone capable of amazing creative endeavours and baffling business decisions. Someone who many of us can never fully let go because of the power of these happy memories of childhood, family and the hundreds of gaming worlds which we charted together (some of us literally, you had to draw your maps in pencil back then). As the Switch is launched we look back on what the emergence of a new console meant to us, and why we always come back to a place of hope. Infinite thank yous to my guests, without which this show would not have been possible. 1.   Intro* 2.   Brendan Agnew of Cinapse 3.   Sam Chapter 4.   James Batchelor of Bond and Beyond 5.   Collin 6.   Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits 7.   Daniel Den Heijer 8.   Toby Jungius 9.   James Carter of Cane and Rinse 10.   Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse 11.   My Old Friend Nintendo (Alex) 12.   Paschal Dooley 13.   Chris O Regan of Spong 14.   Leon Cox of Cane and Rinse 15.   Blast Processing (Lyra) 16.   Bob Chipman of Geek.com 17.   Neil Taylor of TheKiddDogg 18.   Nama Chibitty 19.   Derrick Ritchie 20.   James Perkins of The Digital Fix 21.   Gary and Imogen Blower of GameBurst 22.   Dan Mayer 23.   Darren Gargette of Cane and Rinse 24.   Holly Dotson 25.   Player 1 & Player 2 of Cartridge Bros 26.   Jason Slate of The Mana Pool 27.   Matt Wardle 28.   Laureta Sela of New Century 29.   Alex Shaw 30.   Lyra Shaw *Voices in the opening montage also include Alexander Jahans, Gustav Dahl and Johan Kristian Milde

Gary Butterfield, Kole Ross, and Joshua Garrity talk about the Grand Archives. LINKS OF NOTE: Cane and Rinse Sound of Play Josh on Twitter Don't Take the Boy

In another Friends of the Show special we are joined by the very talented award winning and award nominated and videogame writing (but not singing) and all round good person Kate Gray (pronounced Bob). Kate has written for a number of well known publications and websites and we were really pleased to have her on as a guest to talk all things cardboard. We start with a clap and we carry on from there to talk about what games Kate enjoys before diving into some of the more modern games available on the market. We then continue into art requests and questions before the police come along and cart us away. We thank Kate for givng us her valuable time and anyone who asked questions for the show. We had a good old chat about these Carcasonne http://www.zmangames.com/carcassonne-universe.html Spyfall        https://www.cryptozoic.com/spyfall Love Letter  https://www.alderac.com/loveletter/ Time Barons http://time-barons.com/index.html#top Secret Hitler  http://www.secrethitler.com/ Funemployed http://urbanislandgames.com/funemployed/ These Wonderful People Asked Us Questions. Nick Jones - @laneit360 Craig - @cr0wing Tino @ BadWild - @badwild Bin Diesel - @minute5072 Jeremy Greer @jggreer Nahkala - @nahkala Joshua Garrity - @combinehunter Peter Allen - @retepallen Arnaud De Bock - @arnaud_debock Links of Note You can find Kate on Twitter www.twitter.com/hownottodraw You can find Toku Podcast on https://twitter.com/toku_podcast Facebook -     http://www.facebook.com/werenotwizards    Twitter.com -     http://www.twitter.com/werenotwizards    View us on iTunes -     https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/were-not-wizards/id1084198405    Get us on Stitcher -     http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/were-not-wizards    Get us through acast -    http://www.acast.com/werenotwizards Check out our pictures - www.instagram.com/werenotwizards Music is owned entirely by We're Not Wizards and thanks to DouglasVB Email us     magic@werenotwizards.com     Remember, we are many things but We're Not Wizards.

[School of Everything Else 2016]   This is one of the films of the year. A Japanese fable delivered in stunning stop-motion by American studio LAIKA, the team behind Coraline, ParaNorman and Boxtrolls.  Every single one of you needs to see it.    Joining us are animation experts Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse and Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst. Among other things we discuss the climate for animated films and what it takes to make a hit, which this, tragically, despite its beautiful direction, tight, well-delivered script, vibrant, fun characters and playful yet heartrending score, is not.    Guests: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst The second collection of clips from my shows, this time covering the period between 2013 and 2016 when Sharon became my co-host, Digital Drift and School of Movies. They are pulled from fewer overall episodes but they are more meaty and substantial with some of the funniest, sustained moments and memories. You'll also hear from my guest spots from That Awful Sound and The Mana Pool along with a host of new voices. And of course the now-infamous introduction of Dramatic Readings and Bad Reviews Against Humanity. Volume 3: Digital Drift Avatar Responses [DD49 2014 - 0.01.00] The formation of Digital Drift [0.02.05] 50 Shades Trilogy Rant [DD06 - 0.06.25] We Hate Movies [DD05 - 0.09.30] Rhianna Pratchett [DD08 - 0.25.38] Spider-Man 3 - Harry's Problem [DD12 - 0.32.18] Transformers - Non-Dairy Dessert [DD32 - 0.36.01] I've Been a Bad, Bad Angel [That Awful Sound #18 - 2015 - 0.37.36] Volume 4: School of Movies Robin Hood - Hysterical Inaccuracy [SOM143 2016 - 0.57.53] Flight of Dragons - Racist Wizards [SOM145 - 1.05.21] Terminator 3 - Joshua Rants [DD72 Mid-2015 - 1.11.02] Deadpool - Colossus on Music [SOM146 - 1.24.06] Making Fantasy Fun [Mana Pool #393 - 2015 - 1.27.11] The New Century Multiverse 101 [1.35.58] Jurassic Wrestling [DD68 - Mid 2015 - 1.47.54] The Daddle [DD44 - Late 2014 - 1.56.32] Crap Chinese Toys [DD48 - 1.59.50] RobertCop 2 [School of Everything Else #88 - 2.09.35] Grey [SOEE87 - Late 2015 - 2.14.17] Credits [2.22.50]

[School of Movies 2016]   This is one of the films of the year. A Japanese fable delivered in stunning stop-motion by American studio LAIKA, the team behind Coraline, ParaNorman and Boxtrolls.  Every single one of you needs to see it.    Joining us are animation experts Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse and Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst. Among other things we discuss the climate for animated films and what it takes to make a hit, which this, tragically, despite its beautiful direction, tight, well-delivered script, vibrant, fun characters and playful yet heartrending score, is not.    Guests: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst

Objection! It’s the trial of the century! The prosecution and defense line up to examine and find the truth about Gyakuten Saiban a.k.a. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. Ryan Hamann and Joshua Garrity from Cane and […] The post Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Cane and Rinse No.205 appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

[School of Movies 2016] John Carpenter's remake of The Thing from Another World, based on the novel Who Goes There was woefully unappreciated on initial release, for reasons we will go into on this show. It has, over the next three decades become a sci-fi pop-culture classic, unblemished by greedy meddling studios desperate to wring every penny from nostalgia. Even the remake/prequel, while slavishly loyal to the aesthetic and tone of this one and not endeavouring to actually be *about* anything isn't all that bad.  Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse and Neil Taylor of GameBurst consider it one of their all-time favourites and in this show you'll find out why it's still so effective.  This episode exists thanks to Nick Grugin, one of our patreon sponsors buying us a new mic when ours broke. For that show of generosity and faith in our work we are doing one of our first request shows and if you would like something similar done for something you love then this episode has all the details on how you can sponsor us to do an episode. Our weekly movie podcast will continue to be free for everyone and you can back us on patreon like the other awesome people who support this show, but we're also freelance podcast reviewers now. Guests: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse

Gary Butterfield, Kole Ross, and Joshua Garrity talk about the Research Hall portion of the Bloodborne DLC. LINKS OF NOTE: Cane And Rinse Josh on Twitter Lord Rydell Eternal Darkness Cathedral Amish Friendship Bread Super Bunnyhop did not like the Bloodborne DLC Blackstar Haunted Atari Vaati on Translation

In this episode of SpoilSports, Diarmuid and Sean talk about Young Justice, with guest Joshua Garrity. BEWARE! There are spoilers ahead! If you like what you hear, subscribe and review us. Should you have any questions or suggestions, please e-mail us at SpoilSportsPodcast@Gmail.com. You can also follow us on Twitter: Diarmuid is @Diarmuid_S, Sean is @SeanLabode and our guest Josh is @combinehunter.

In this episode of SpoilSports, Diarmuid and Sean talk about Daredevil (Season 1), with guest Joshua Garrity. BEWARE! There are spoilers ahead! If you like what you hear, subscribe and review us. Should you have any questions or suggestions, please e-mail us at SpoilSportsPodcast@Gmail.com. You can also follow us on Twitter: Diarmuid is @Diarmuid_S, Sean is @SeanLabode and our guest Josh is @combinehunter.

[Digital Drift 2015] I rarely get to hear Joshua Garrity get angry and he went in quite placid and apathetic. Fortunately we managed to rile him up until an exceptionally entertaining stream of vitriol escaped to join our twin surges of disgust for this horrendous affront to cinema? Think we're being too harsh? That's just because the neat ending made you forget the horrible journey. Let us remind you so that we can all see this for the stinker that it has always been. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse

[Digital Drift 2015] One of our favourite movies of all time gets its long overdue deep discussion. I noticed something in editing this. We skip over talking about the film itself. This was what troubled me into holding it back an additional week to record additional material and deliver you this extended edition. We treat matters as though you, like us have watched this movie a hundred times. You know what happens, why and how impressive Cameron is at conveying the action and we delve into the subtleties and lore, starting off with taking it to task over the time travel, but proceeding into this story as a parable for unilateral disarmament.  Joshua Garrity joins us once again to explore this cybernetic opera, in which Los Angeles of the 1990s is as much a character as any of the vibrant figures onscreen. Many thanks to the crew at Extra Credits for allowing us to use a segment of theirs on the arcade game Missile Command.  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse

[School of Everything Else 2016] A truly stellar cast join Sharon and I to discuss this critically acclaimed Netflix show; Laura Kate Dale of Destructoid and the Jimquisition podcast, Alasdair Stuart of Psudopod and the Escape Artists, Marguerite Kenner of Cast of Wonders and Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse.  This is a seriously epic three hour discussion. I barely cut anything out because everybody was so on-point the whole time. We strongly suggest you see the whole of Season 1 first. 

[Digital Drift 2015] One of the greatest movies of all time gets the Digital Drift treatment in good time to get everyone fired up for the first new installment we've had in this series in 14 years (and quite possibly the only other good one).  Still as fresh and endlessly entertaining to us as it was back in 1993, this film is rarely out of our re-watching rotation, and as such i know it frame by frame and word by word.  So we take you through every scene and get to the bottom of why this is such an appealing and effective story.  Joining us are Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse and The Animation Archives and James Perkins of GameBurst and Altviewmovies.  Next week: Why The Lost World is a steaming pile of dinosaur droppings.  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guests: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse James Perkins of The Digital Fix  

[Digital Drift 2015] The Marvel Cinematic Universe reunites the whole team and then adds some more heroes and super-antagonists for good measure. Can such an immense collection of colourful personalities possibly be threaded cohesively into an even more elaborate juggling act that matches the original? Once again we go deep on the characters, outlining what this means for the history and how it functions as a film.  Joining Sharon and I once again are Joshua Garrity of Cane and rinse, Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst and Lorin Grieve of A Year of Steam.  The next story in the New Century universes begins this week, so look for the rather special first episode of Tiger's Eye on iTunes and please do give us a review for Secret Rooms if you enjoyed it. That will help this ongoing audio drama series of ours gain visibility, traction and word of mouth.  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guests: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst Lorin Grieve of A Year of Steam

[Digital Drift 2014] With the world unbalanced, Korra and her companions struggle to manage the repercussions from the pendulum-swing back from chaos to order. This time we're talking about Prince Wu, Kuvira, some old swamp lady, and the rather contentious coupling at the end of the series. In a pinch of nostalgia I went back to the intro from that first Korra show we did all those years back... well two and a half, but it feels like a lot longer. And to close out, the world premier of the trailer for Season 2 of New Century.  Joining me once again are my co-host; Sharon Shaw, Daniel Floyd, the voice of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, and Jerome McIntosh, now of GameBurst. 

[Digital Drift 2015] The long awaited, much-demanded continuation of the Avatar podcasts is here. We're releasing four podcasts throughout this month, two each for Books 3 & 4 of The Legend of Korra. It's the last we'll see of the series, maybe forever, but certainly for a while, so let's take our time and enjoy ourselves. Joining me once again after another year I have my now co-host; Sharon Shaw, Daniel Floyd, the voice of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, and Jerome McIntosh, now of GameBurst. Duane Griffiths from the previous six episodes couldn't make it, but sends his regards. We cover the following themes; Behind the scenes and going digital-only, renewal and rebirth, duty and responsibility, family and frustration, anarchy, freedom and control. 

[Digital Drift 2014] We cover the divisive second season of one of the most talked about and exceptional animated shows ever created. This time round the Miyazaki influence is even more prominent, the animation veers from a little bit sloppy to more breathtakingly beautiful than it's ever been, there are character and narrative issues, longtime fans still calling foul and love and hate being bent back and forth like so much water and fire.    Joining me once again after a year I have Daniel Floyd, the voice of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, Sharon Shaw of Do Try This at Home, Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst and from Gonzo Planet, Duane Griffiths. As well as this epic round-table session I have included essay materials from Andy Rodriguez and Nama Chibitty, offering some quite differing perspectives on the overarching saga. 

[Digital Gonzo 2012] This covers the first season of the follow up to The Legend of Aang. Major spoilers throughout so we heartily suggest that you not only see the entirety of Korra first but seek out the original series in case you weren't aware how highly we regard it. Joining me once again to talk about Airbending, extremist solutions, and the challenge of matching the quality and storytelling of the finest animated show ever created, I have Daniel Floyd, Pixar animator and the voice of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, and from Gonzo Planet, Sharon Shaw, Jerome McIntosh and Duane Griffiths. Thank you to all our new listeners for your support and questions. You can contact me through the Gonzo Planet website and you should all definitely check out the forums and leave iTunes reviews, Facebook likes and jubulant tweets. Stay tuned to the very end to hear a trailer for Batman: Breakdown an original audio drama I released for episode #90 and maybe the best thing I've helped create aside from my daughter. Next week, Gonzo Gaming returns with The 10 Most Important Games of this Generation in Digital Gonzo #100.    

Joining us for this episode again is the wonderful Joshua Garrity from Cane and Rinse, one of the very finest podcasts you can hug your ear-arms around. In Part 2 of our E3 2014 spectacular, we cover Sony and Nintendo's press conferences, and there's a special event at the start you won't want to miss!

Joining us for this episode is the wonderful Joshua Garrity from Cane and Rinse, one of the very finest podcasts you can hug your ear-arms around. In Part 1 of our E3 2014 spectacular, we cover Microsoft, EA and Ubisofts conferences. Sony and Nintendo are in the next show, coming soon!

[Digital Drift 2014] This is it. Alex's 400th podcast. And what better way to celebrate a broadcasting career like this than with something lovingly crafted, and beloved by its small but enthusiastic fanbase? This summer everyone fell in love with Groot, voiced by Vin Diesel. Journey back fifteen years to a very similar performance in a lost film to be found and absolutely treasured. The Iron Giant was one of the final hurrah's for 2D cell animation at the end of a decade that marked a major renaissance for Disney, on the cusp of a new age of 3D animation. The mid 1950s and the sleepy town of Rockwell, Maine is visited by an alien behemoth. A titan of iron, innocent and inquisitive, found and befriended by a young boy and the cause of alarm and violent aggression from an America living under the shadow of the mushroom cloud. It's funny, clever, sweet, beautiful, tragic and ultimately as life-affirming as it gets, so naturally hardly anyone saw it. Warner Bros were in the process of dismantling their animation division and pratfall comedy Inspector Gadget was playing next door with the marketing clout of Disney behind it so there was no contest really. Ironically Warner not being too invested in the sale of this thing to America granted the creative team all manner of freedom to make the film they really wanted to.  Our team of intrepid explorers fight the red menace of apathy and delve into the Giant's metal frame to root out every riveting detail, Dan Floyd of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse and The Animation Archives, Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst and Nama Chibitty of the Digital Drift Community.  

[Roundtable] Join Chris and special guests Joshua Garrity and James Carter in discussing the varied topic of indie games/developers.  Plus a quick bonus chat at the end (after the outro) all about Gone Home [Warning: Spoilers!] Track list: United We Stand - Thomas Was Alone The Prettiest Weed - Sword & Sworcery www.gameburst.co.ukpod@gameburst.co.ukfacebook.com/gamebursttwitter.com/gameburst

[Roundtable] Mij takes the chair this week to talk about the much loved franchise that is Metal Gear Solid, along with guests Joshua Garrity of Cane & Rinse and Derrick Ritchie of GamerDork.net. The entire series from 1987 to the present day is discussed along with what the future may hold for the series. Let us know your favourite Metal Gear game/moments/characters! www.gameburst.co.uk pod@gameburst.co.uk twitter.com/gameburst facebook.com/gameburst

[Digital Gonzo 2013] Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits and Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse make their first appearance on the BioShock shows here. In actual fact we actually recorded a session a week ago, but the file corrupted and not being slaves to calamity we geared up for another go. A late addition to the cast is long-time gaming journalist Matt Lees of Videogamer.com. He was brought in to mitigate the gushing praise that dominated the first, doomed recording. The end result is a more balanced show.  The show starts with audio adaptations of YouTube videos on BioShock Infinite from myself and Matt. If you've already seen them you can jump to the relevant time-stamp. 04.00: BioShock Infinite Explained [Gonzo Planet Style] 21.00: Everything BioShock Infinite Gets Wrong 37.00: Main Show For Part 2 If I was going to suggest people who had problems with the game listen to the first part, I'd say by the same token that those who loved it will get more out of this second installment. Of course if you're up to having your feelings on this delicate matter royally challenged you should listen to both.  Once again I'm joined by Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse and Matt Lees of Videogamer.  This show starts with a trio of audio articles on BioShock Infinite. My deeper thoughts are scattered about the podcast in a hopefully cogent fashion. Among other things we talk music, sensory memory, free will, constants and variables, plot holes, religion, and the ramifications of this title on the greater games industry.  02.04.00 Meeting Elizabeth [By Daniel Floyd] 02.15.00 Infinite Criticisms [By David Merrett] 02.21.00 Is a Better Home Awaiting? [By James Batchelor] 02.33.00 Main Show

[Digital Gonzo 2013] This episode is all about the three-season western TV series from HBO. In case you've not had the pleasure it's a foul and filthy depiction of life in a mining camp in South Dakota 1876-1877. Absolutely every character is carefully crafted in shades of dark grey. There is grim violence, interactions of a carnal nature and such language as you've never heard. The dialogue is lyrical and Shakespearean and everything revolves around power, control and gold.  Far from ending up depressing as it might sound, the few pinpricks of light, moments of innocence and surprisingly frequent levity lend the show a hopeful air and you will swiftly find yourself warming to many characters who at first may seem repellent to your delicate tastes. Ian McShane, Timothy Olyphant, Jeffrey Jones, Powers Boothe, Brian Cox, and dozens of other immensely talented actors lend their skills to the roles and by the time you hit the end of season three you will wish there were more episodes. We're focusing on characters and events from season one so if you really don't want to know anything then watch that first. Bear in mind that this is partly based on true events that are a matter of historic record.  My ultimate assertion is actually that the key to Deadwood is performances and we can't really spoil those. Joining me to discuss the machinations of skulduggerous frontier folk are Gary Blower of GameBurst, Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse and Sharon Shaw of DorkCast. Next week... My Little Pony: Friendship is magic.  I'm not even close to kidding, and there ain't many podcasts out there ready to tackle these two back to back.

[Digital Gonzo 2012] This one serves as an introduction to Avatar since my estimate is that 97% of you, my listeners have never had the pleasure of this, maybe the finest animated TV series in the world, and I do not use those words lightly. The Legend of Aang is a story that starts out aimed at kids aged 6-11 but rapidly becomes something far more compelling to all age groups and walks of life. Taking inspiration from eastern mythology and martial arts, but with a fresh, original and very funny energy. Set over three series, which are paced like books, this has the scale of Lord of the Rings and the heart of Toy Story. You will find yourself devouring episodes, hungry for more as it draws towards a conclusion that will leave you breathless. That series won ten major awards and ran from 2005 - 2008 but in an extremely rare instance Nickelodeon green-lit a follow-up series named The Legend of Korra which aired in 2012 and immediately met with massive success. It features gorgeous, animation that surpasses most theatrically released movies and a plot that embraces even more unexpectedly mature social themes than its predecessor. Nickelodeon was so impressed with the feedback, viewing figures and critical response that they recently ordered forty more episodes, a move that made my team here misty-eyed with joy. To put the whole thing in perspective we review in this episode the disastrous, turgid and utterly hated cinematic outing from 2010, directed by M Night Shyamalan. Using it as a foil to explain what they did so wrong with the movie that was done so right on the show. Joining me for this spoiler-free sizzle to convince you of what's been missing from your life all these years I have Daniel Floyd, Pixar animator and the voice of Extra Credits and Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, presented by Gonzo Planet. Also of Gonzo Planet, my ever-patient wife Mrs Sharon Shaw, anime and comic book fanatic Mr Jerome McIntosh and for one of his very first Gonzo shows, Mr Duane Griffiths. Guests: Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse Sharon Shaw of School of Movies Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst Duane Griffiths of the Digital Gonzo community

[Quiz] The monthly quiz returns as James pits Joshua Garrity and Karl Moon of Cane & Rinse against Alex Shaw and Sharon Shaw of GonzoPlanet and DorkCast. Tune in for the usual news round, a slightly unbalanced music round, a gaming Blankety Blank and the always-evil Defend the Indefensible. www.gameburst.co.ukpod@gameburst.co.uktwitter.com/gameburstfacebook.com/gameburst 

Patrick McNulty and Joshua Garrity join Gary on the panel for this month's 'Games for the Beach - handheld gaming special'. The panel discuss Square Enix's RPG 'The World Ends with You' and highlight what makes this unique game so special. The nominations for October's Replay Game of the Month are an all Wii affair to celebrate the expected arrival of the Nintendo Wii U. Choose from:- Metroid Prime 3 - Corruption [Josh]- Punch-Out!! [Patrick]- Zak & Wiki [Gary]- and Super Mario Galaxy 2 [by popular demand!] www.gameburst.co.ukpod@gameburst.co.uktwitter.com/gameburstfacebook.com/gameburst 

“People don’t forget. Nothing gets forgiven.” In this week’s issue, Leon Cox, Tony Atkins, James Carter and Joshua Garrity venture back to the wilds of New Austin, West Elizabeth and Nuevo Paradiso to discuss their […] The post Red Dead Redemption – Cane and Rinse No.18 appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

[Digital Gonzo 2012] This one serves as an introduction to Avatar since my estimate is that 97% of you, my listeners have never had the pleasure of this, maybe the finest animated TV series in the world, and I do not use those words lightly. The Legend of Aang is a story that starts out aimed at kids aged 6-11 but rapidly becomes something far more compelling to all age groups and walks of life. Taking inspiration from eastern mythology and martial arts, but with a fresh, original and very funny energy. Set over three series, which are paced like books, this has the scale of Lord of the Rings and the heart of Toy Story. You will find yourself devouring episodes, hungry for more as it draws towards a conclusion that will leave you breathless. That series won ten major awards and ran from 2005 - 2008 but in an extremely rare instance Nickelodeon green-lit a follow-up series named The Legend of Korra which aired in 2012 and immediately met with massive success. It features gorgeous, animation that surpasses most theatrically released movies and a plot that embraces even more unexpectedly mature social themes than its predecessor. Nickelodeon was so impressed with the feedback, viewing figures and critical response that they recently ordered forty more episodes, a move that made my team here misty-eyed with joy. To put the whole thing in perspective we review in this episode the disastrous, turgid and utterly hated cinematic outing from 2010, directed by M Night Shyamalan. Using it as a foil to explain what they did so wrong with the movie that was done so right on the show. Joining me for this spoiler-free sizzle to convince you of what's been missing from your life all these years I have Daniel Floyd, Pixar animator and the voice of Extra Credits and Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, presented by Gonzo Planet. Also of Gonzo Planet, my ever-patient wife Mrs Sharon Shaw, anime and comic book fanatic Mr Jerome McIntosh and for one of his very first Gonzo shows, Mr Duane Griffiths. Guests: Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse Sharon Shaw of School of Movies Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst Duane Griffiths of the Digital Gonzo community  

[Digital Gonzo 2012] This is the second of three shows discussing Firefly and Serenity.   This episode we look at the troubled production run and the myriad decisions made that hamstrung this potentially glorious series and ensured nobody saw it, that those that did were somewhat confused and that only a few would even notice its cancellation. Those few have grown in number in the years since with more Browncoats riding in every passing month, discovering the world and the mindset of those who love it.  My crew of Big Damned Heroes return. Leah Haydu and Sharon Shaw of DorkCast, Matt Ramsey of DorkCast and Dorktunes, Gary Blower of GameBurst and Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse join me on the good ship Digital Gonzo.  We cover the concluding seven episodes... * Out of Gas * Arial * War Stories * Trash * The Message * Heart of Gold * Objects in Space Next week, we dive into Serenity, the film that shouldn't, by all rights have even been made, yet exists as a closer for now on our beloved Verse.

[Digital Gonzo 2012] After many months of teasing Gonzo finally covers one of the most beloved Sci Fi shows of all time. If you're one of the people that saw this when it was originally aired then please let the other six know because they will probably adore this episode.  Cut off some way before its prime, this exists as a cautionary tale never to trust a Fox but also as a wistful glimpse of what might have been one of the (empirically speaking) best TV shows of all time. Fourteen episodes, broadcast completely out of order with the beginning at the end and three left unaired, followed up by a cinematic outing that made one bag of popcorn less than its budget, Firefly is the perennial underdog. Perhaps this is why Browncoats, the die hard fans have one thing in common; the passionate, romantic inability to look facts in the face and accept defeat. On the show; six Browncoats. Leah Haydu and Sharon Shaw of DorkCast, Matt Ramsey of DorkCast and Dorktunes, Gary Blower of GameBurst and Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse. I of course stride around barking out orders in my tight pants, all gussied up with airs and graces as captain of this particular boat.  On this episode we focus on the nine characters of the crew of Serenity and cover the following seven episodes... * The Pilot  * The Train Job * Bushwacked * Shindig * Safe * Our Mrs Reynolds  * Jaynestown Next week, the concluding seven along with a focus on the troubled production and the legacy that this has left for those who will never quit believing that you can't stop the signal. 

[Digital Gonzo 2012] This covers the third season of this amazing animated series. Once again this episode has spoilers including how the whole thing ends so we don't recommend you listen until you've seen Book 3: Fire and finished The Legend of Aang. Joining me once again to talk about Firebending, ethics and the pressure heaped upon children, I have Daniel Floyd, Pixar animator and the voice of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, and from Gonzo Planet, Sharon Shaw, Jerome McIntosh and Duane Griffiths. Next week, The Legend of Korra - Book 1: Air

To conclude our thoughts on the year in videogames that was 2011, Cane and Rinse contributors Karl Moon, Darren Gargette, James Carter, Joshua Garrity and Darren Foreman each offer their own personal perspectives on the […] The post Introspective Retrospective – Cane and Rinse 15 appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

[Digital Gonzo 2012] We cover the second season of this amazing animated series. Once again this episode has spoilers so we don't recommend you listen until you've seen Book 2: Earth. Joining me once again to talk about Earthbending, a heightened sense of emotional engagement and the most wonderful blind character in all of creation, I have Daniel Floyd, Pixar animator and the voice of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, and from Gonzo Planet, Sharon Shaw, Jerome McIntosh and Duane Griffiths.

[Digital Gonzo 2012] We cover the first season of this amazing animated series. If you haven't heard it yet (and that's unlikely as it's been the most popular Gonzo episode of all time) then go check out our spoiler-free introduction to the show and movie review first. This episode here has spoilers so we don't recommend you listen until you've seen Book 1: Water. Joining me once again to talk about Waterbending, Frozen Frogs and Koh the Face Stealer I have Daniel Floyd, Pixar animator and the voice of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, and from Gonzo Planet, Sharon Shaw, Jerome McIntosh and Duane Griffiths.

“Demon keeps a-dreamin’ of a demon town…” In part one Leon, Tony, Joshua Garrity and newcomer Sean O’Brien take an express elevator to Hell and back to cast eight demonic eyes over Grasshopper Manufacture’s remarkable […] The post Shadows of the Damned – Cane and Rinse No.8 appeared first on Cane and Rinse.