Podcasts about legends championship series

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72 hours. That’s how long it took for Riot Games to make the decision to go remote, and get the League of Legends Championship Series team producing from home. Dave “Rumblestew” Stewart says the last six months have been some of the most challenging, but rewarding times of his career. As the Executive Producer of North America Esports for Riot Games, he has seen the team through the transition to remote production amidst the global pandemic. In this episode of #Storyteller, Dave walks us through what’s changed in just the last four months, the lessons they’ve learned about being too ambitious, and what makes storytelling unique in esports.

recorded on January 24, 2020

We're back for 2019 with a real episode! This week we catch up after the holidays and break down the changes to Fortnite that we missed over the past 2 weeks. After that, Zander sits down with our good friend Daniel "DGon" Gonzales to chat about some of the finer points of the business of professional esports, as well as life in general. DGon has worked with Riot Games as a shoutcaster for the League of Legends Championship Series, with the Golden State Warriors as the manager of the Golden State Guardians (professional LoL franchise), and even had a brief stint playing as a professional soccer player in the Philippines. Follow our Guest: https://twitter.com/dgon twitch.tv/dgon2587 instagram.com/ddotgon Follow the Show: https://twitter.com/fortnite_champs Follow the Hosts: Bennett - https://twitter.com/mynameisbennet1 Matt - https://twitter.com/runsonmt Zander - https://twitter.com/zombiezander Join the FTR Champions Discord: discord.gg/Wx2DVPR

Still, one of the very few sport psychologists working in eSports is Ismael Pedraza from Colombia. After playing football himself he realized during his studies of sport sciences how important the mental side of the game is, and he started to specialize in the field of sport psychology. Although he never really played video or computer games himself, he identified a huge demand of mental preparation in eSports, what lead him and some colleagues to found The Mental Craft – a company devoted to help athletes, teams and coaches in eSports improve their performances through sport psychology. Ismael has been working in eSports for the last three years, which is an amazingly long time, because sport psychology wasn’t really popular in eSports a couple of years ago. While working with Misfits, one of the professional teams in the European League of Legends Championship Series (EULCS), they became the first Western team to take any games off of the then reigning World Champion SK Telecom T1. If – like myself - you’re not familiar what eSports competitions look like, you can get a great insight in the following video. I think, it’s somehow really fascinating. In this episode, Ismael talks about his experiences in eSports, how he entered eSports as a sport psychologist, and how he thinks athletes, teams and coaches in eSports can benefit from sport psychology. Moreover, he gives some great advice for any sport psychologist who thinks about learning more about eSports and what is really necessary to know about eSports and the different video games in order to be able to successfully work in eSports. One important aspect he mentioned here was, that it can be even beneficial not to know anything or too much about eSports, and how this “not knowing” can set you up for a successful career as a sport psychologist in eSports.

The next guest on the show is Chris Hopper, the head of Esports for North America at Riot Games. Chris, AKA RiotChopper, has been with Riot since 2012 and began his time building the League of Legends Championship Series from the ground-up. You can find the show on Spotify, iTunes, GooglePlay, Stitcher, Overcast, Podcast Addict, TunerFM, and literally most of these million podcatchers. If you’re having trouble finding the show on your preferred app please email me at katy@kakebytes.com. You can find notes on today's show at kakebytes.com.  "Overworld" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/  Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/kakebytes)

The next guest on the show is Chris Hopper, the head of Esports for North America at Riot Games. Chris, AKA RiotChopper, has been with Riot since 2012 and began his time building the League of Legends Championship Series from the ground-up. You can find the show on Spotify, iTunes, GooglePlay, Stitcher, Overcast, Podcast Addict, TunerFM, and literally most of these million podcatchers. If you’re having trouble finding the show on your preferred app please email me at katy@kakebytes.com. You can find notes on today's show at kakebytes.com. "Overworld" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/kakebytes)

Since his first appearance in 1887’s “A Study in Scarlet”, Sherlock Holmes has become a classic figure in society. His stories are told in countless iterations in printed media, movies, and television shows. With four seasons under its belt, the BBC’s Sherlock has developed an ardent fandom, and Emily, Elisabeth, and Lindsay dive into not only that world but the whole world of Sherlock Holmes, including Robert Downey Jr’s run as the consulting detective as well as his original appearance in classic literature, discussing characterization, casting, and storytelling. If you’re a fan of classic literature or of Sherlock, this is definitely one podcast you won’t want to miss! Also tune in for another segment of Nerd News, to see what’s new with the coming Star Wars movie, League of Legends Championship Series, and a classic video game’s return!

Since his first appearance in 1887’s “A Study in Scarlet”, Sherlock Holmes has become a classic figure in society. His stories are told in countless iterations in printed media, movies, and television shows. With four seasons under its belt, the BBC’s Sherlock has developed an ardent fandom, and Emily, Elisabeth, and Lindsay dive into not only that world but the whole world of Sherlock Holmes, including Robert Downey Jr’s run as the consulting detective as well as his original appearance in classic literature, discussing characterization, casting, and storytelling. If you’re a fan of classic literature or of Sherlock, this is definitely one podcast you won’t want to miss! Also tune in for another segment of Nerd News, to see what’s new with the coming Star Wars movie, League of Legends Championship Series, and a classic video game’s return!

On this episode of Low Elo we talk 5.2, prime you for the League of Legends Championship Series 5 and share some stories around ranked placement. Our game this week is all about love. Got a champion crush (Jeff's is Lux so back off)? Who are they and what will you get them for Valentine's Day? As always send your answers and other email to team@lowelo.com. THis week's soundtrack is Enthusiast by Tours.