Podcasts about music and gaming festival

In this very special edition of Thee upNup, Chris and Ty are joined by Len Stuart, one of the leads of the INCREDIBLE Pixel Noir! Tune in to find out some behind the scenes info regarding the game, the lives of the creators, and what it is he's playing!If you haven't already, get in our discord!

Hello, upNup faithful! We know it has been a minute since we posted anything on this feed! But we are active! And we are well!The boys went to MAGFest and wanted to turn this episode around extra fast so you could hear about their experience! Please be sure to check out Geo Mythica and Deep Mess on Steam! Add them to your wishlist and help this incredible indie developers out! If you haven't already, get in our discord!

Listen to the audio version of Super Video Game Pub Trivia II Turbo, a MAGFest 2018 panel hosted by 1Pvs2P.com editors Ryan & Taylor Reeh: "Come and test your obscure gaming knowledge and win prizes with your friends at Super Video Game Pub Trivia II Turbo! Show up early to sign up as a team with up to six players. Need teammates? Don't worry, we will assign any free agents! Trivia categories include gaming history, video game soundtracks, current industry news, and more." The MAGFest 2018 'Super Video Game Pub Trivia II Turbo' panel was hosted on Saturday, January 6, 2018 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland. MAGFest, short for "Music And Gaming Festival", is a party dedicated to the appreciation of video game music, gaming of all types, and the gaming community. For more information about MAGFest events, visit https://www.magfest.org The video version, slides, music credits, and other show notes on this and all other episodes are at http://www.1Pvs2P.com/shownotes

Listen to the audio version of Super Video Game Pub Trivia, a MAGFest 2017 panel hosted by 1Pvs2P.com editor Taylor Reeh: "Come test your obscure gaming knowledge with your friends at Super Video Game Pub Trivia! Show up early to sign up as a team with up to four players. Need teammates? Don't worry, we will matchmake any free agents! Trivia categories include gaming history, video game soundtracks, current industry news, and more. Did we mention that there will be prizes? Well, yes, there will be prizes! So come to compete, spectate, and prove yourself as MAGFest 2017's trivia team champion!" The MAGFest 2017 'Super Video Game Pub Trivia' panel was hosted on Saturday, January 6, 2017 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland. MAGFest, short for "Music And Gaming Festival", is a party dedicated to the appreciation of video game music, gaming of all types, and the gaming community. For more information about MAGFest events, visit https://www.magfest.org. The video version, slides, music credits, and other show notes on this and all other episodes are at http://www.1Pvs2P.com/shownotes Get 10% off awesome gaming gear we designed ourselves, including t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, posters, phone cases, and more at http://tinyurl.com/1Pvs2P. Thanks for supporting our show!

Listen to gaming podcasts? Do you ever wonder how they're produced, or want to start a video game podcast of your own? Join longtime gamers Ryan & Taylor Reeh as podcast fans and hosts of their very own indie show - the 1P vs. 2P Podcast! We discuss podcasting basics, including audio equipment recommendations, developing good content, conducting quality guest interviews, how to edit episodes, and more. MAGFest, short for "Music And Gaming Festival", is a party dedicated to the appreciation of video game music, gaming of all types, and the gaming community. The MAGFest 2016 'Gaming Podcast Production' panel was hosted on Thursday, February 18, 2016 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland. Our sources, music credits, and other show notes on all episodes are at http://www.1Pvs2P.com/shownotes

Originally Broadcast 2013/01/31: In honor of our friend Justin Carmical we wanted to share his one and only Famicom Dojo Podcast appearance two years ago, live from MAGFest 2012 in Washington, D.C. It seems like it's getting harder to play video games all the time: an especially embarrassing realization when you've gone halfway across the country to attend the tenth annual Music and Gaming Festival aka "MAGFest". Sean is joined by guest panelists Justin "JewWario" Carmichael (JewWario), Brenna "Sindra" Wilkes (@TastesLikeSin), and Powet.TV founder Zac Shipley (@ZacShipley) discuss the potentials and pitfalls of the Wii U, the events of the first day of MAGFest 2012, ruminate on the seeming necessity of the waiver policy in light of ninja refrigerator attacks, and the importance of personal hygiene -- even if in Pikachu form. Also, Vinnk (unable to attend due to living on the other side of the planet) regales is with his version of a fun convention! Details about the podcast, links to related articles, and supplemental audio/video are available at FamicomDojo.TV: https://famicomdojo.tv/podcast/34 Leave us a voicemail at 608-492-1923, or share your thoughts on Twitter (@FamicomDojo), Facebook (https://facebook.com/famicomdojo), or our Famicom Dojo YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/famicomdojo). "RPG" theme song by the Imari Tones: http://imaritones.net This episode is brought to you by the Famicom Dojo web series. Get Season 1 on DVD today: https://famicomdojo.tv/store/fdojos1.php

I’m very excited about today’s show. I’m usually excited about every epi, but sometimes I’m more excited than other times and this is one of those more excited times. Our special guests are Paul Bates, Lee Smart, and Nug Nahrgang – the cast of Illusionoid, one of my favorite podcasts. One of the most interesting things about Illusionoid is that it is a highly improvised show, built within a framework that makes it seem like each episode is an integral story within a structured whole. Maybe that's where the "illusion" part of the name comes from - I didn't think to ask. We DO get into the nuts and bolts of how the show gets put together - performance, music, sound effects - as well as how the three guys met up and how the show got started. I play a snippet of a recent Illusionoid episode after the interview, one that was inspired by part of our conversation just before the guys were going into the studio to record the show. You really should hear more and you can do it at http://Illusionoid.com, as well as on iTunes and Stitcher Smart Radio.  COUNTDOWN Here's the latest Top 10 Comedy Podcast countdown from Stitcher Smart Radio. There are a couple of new entries this week but not a whole lot of action - no movement at all amongst the top eight shows from last week's numbers. 10. SModcast > Tell ‘Em Steve-Dave!9. The Church of What’s Happening Now8. Doug Loves Movies7. Death Squad6. Mohr Stories5. The Nerdist4. NPR: Car Talk Podcast3. WTF with Mark Maron2. The Adam Carolla Show1. The Joe Rogan Experience WHAT ELSE YOU GOT? There's our Burst O' Durst, with comedian Will Durst talking about Girls (HBO) creator Lena Dunham and her amazing display of tattoos that joined her at the recent Golden Globes awards. I read a letter from Louis CK. And we have a song from Bonn and Obo. CLIPS SModcast: Tell ‘Em, Steve-DaveFeaturing Brian Quinn, Bryan Johnson & Walt Flanagan, Tell 'Em, Steve-Dave is billed as “Two Comic Book Men and An Impractical Joker. Uncensored.” The origin of the title is from a comic store that Kevin Smith and Walt Flanagan used to go to, run by a guy who they could never remember if his name was Steve or Dave. So he became Steve-Dave. Our clip has part of their regular segments called "Fat News". The Church Of What's Happening NowSome people may be old enough to remember that the title of Joey Diaz’ podcast came from a character that late comedian Flip Wilson did, the Reverend Leroy, and it was the name of his church. Joey’s a truth-to-power kind of guy who also seems heavily fueled by edible forms of marijuana. But he used to be into heavier stuff, as evidenced by the story he tells in our sample of the show. NPR: Car Talk PodcastDid you know that NPR's Car Talk radio show, featuring the beloved Click and Clack (AKA Tom and Ray Magliozzi) is also Top 10 podcast? You can tell it's new to podcasting and a to a whole new audience because otherwise listeners would know that Car Talk - around for 35 years - stopped producing new shows last October! What you’re hearing are old reruns of people calling in to ask Click and Clack about their old broken down cars. Sloppy SecondsThe official blurb for Sloppy Seconds reads: “San Francisco comedian Howard Stone and co-host Tom Sawyer discuss current events in this fast paced comedy talk show with music.” What it neglects to say is that Tom Sawyer has been a fixture in the San Francisco comedy scene for 30 years as the owner of Cobb’s Comedy Club. And he’s got as many opinions as he had comedians cross the Cobb’s stage. Their guest this episode is Bay Area comedian Johnny Steele, who has an opinion or two himself. TalkS Hit with Eddie IfftHere’s a podcast that’s known by slightly different titles depending where you look for it. On its homesite, it’s Talking Shit with Jim Jefferies and Eddie Ifft. Or sometimes just Talking Shit with Eddie Ifft. Or Jim And Eddie Talk Shit. On iTunes, to get past the censorship on titles, it’s called TalkS Hit with Eddie Ifft. Whatever you call it, it has just passed 200 episodes, so something’s working. I will warn you that this show is NOT for the meek. This particular episode they have comedian Greg Wilson dropping by and the stories are, quite frankly, a little rough. Definitely NSFW. But there’s a crude hilarity and sense of fun…up until the moment Eddie shits his pants. Yes, that's right. Say no more. The DC AMAM is the host of The DC AM which is in Washington, DC. In a most recent epsiode, AM and a friend – the podcast homesite is very devoid of names – ventured to the Music And Gaming Festival (or MAGFest) in search of costumed weirdos running amok in our nation’s capitol. In the clip we have, they’ve cornered a dude dressed like Encio from the Assassion’s Creed video games. YA YA Brian Elles hosts a man-on-the-street type of show in Chicago called Ya Ya in conjunction with Peaches and Hot Sauce Productions. (I think I mispronounce the title of the show during the podcast - it's not "yah-yah" but more "yeh-yeh" - guest I'm not street enough to get those nuances…) In this clip that came right out of our TweetSack, Brian has Greg Gilenna (creator and writer of Meet The Parents) as his guest, who reveals the origins of the movie was a two-minute comedy sketch. There aren't THAT many clips in today's show but, with the Illusionoid interview, this is one of the longer episodes of Succotash we've done. Even so, I still managed to tack on a bonus succotash recipe at the very end, after Bill Haywatt signs off. Until next time, please remember to pass the Succotash! — Marc Hershon