Podcasts about Video Game High School

Sad Boyz is joined by Slime and Nick of The Yard to discuss nostalgic media like Video Game High School and DCOMs, and their relationship to internet culture over time. New Sad Boyz MERCH! Check out our new FREE Magic The Gathering segment "Magic Moment" or watch 70+ bonus episodes of Nightz for only $5/mo at: https://patreon.com/sadboyz Join our Discord ▸ https://discord.gg/Hw82Dhun4m P.O. Box ▸ 3108 Glendale Blvd Suite 540, Los Angeles CA 90039 Play Sad Boyz BINGO ▸ https://sadboyzpod.com/bingo Write To Us ▸ sadboyzpod@gmail.com Use the subject line "Pen Palz" and we could read it on the next episode! Our Links ▸ https://linktr.ee/sadboyzpod

Welcome back to another episode of the Online Warriors Podcast! This week we discuss what's happening in gaming and entertainment! - Red Vs Blue Restoration (3:16) - Unfrosted: The Pop-Tart Story (14:29) - Marvel Rivals (29:56)   Then we talk about what the gang has been up to: - Illeagle goes for a test drive, plays Need for Speed, and watches Anyone but You (38:55) - Techtic watches Next Goal Wins and works on his game (43:25) - Nerdbomber watches Video Game High School (45:35)   Finally, we get into some Eclipse Trivia (49:27)   Special shoutout to our Patreon Producer: Steven Keller   We'd like to thank each and every one of you for listening in every week. If you'd like to support the show, you can drop us a review on your favorite podcast platform or, if you're feeling extra generous, drop us a subscribe over at Patreon.com/OnlineWarriorsPodcast. We have three tiers of subscriptions, each of which gives you some awesome bonus content! As always, we appreciate you tuning in, and look forward to seeing you next week! Stay safe and healthy everyone! Find us all over the web: Online Warriors Website: https://www.onlinewarriorspodcast.com Online Warriors Twitter: https://twitter.com/onlinewarriors1 Illeagle's Twitter: https://twitter.com/OWIlleagle86 Nerdbomber's Twitter: https://twitter.com/OWNerdbomber Techtic's Twitter: https://twitter.com/OWTechtic Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/onlinewarriorspodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onlinewarriorspodcast/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwOwzY6aBcTFucWEeFEtwIg Merch Store: https://teespring.com/stores/onlinewarriorspodcast

Discussion (with spoilers) of Video Game High School. This time AndyB takes the chair to enthuse about this hidden gem of in Internet series, which is funny, wholesome and tightly plotted. AndyC wants to know what it's all about, and

Mit "Video Game High School" und "I love Bees" reden Anabelle und Marie über zwei absolute Herzensthemen! Für alle, die mal in VGHS reinschauen und Anabelle glücklich machen wollen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JqR3GVqib4&list=PLsMtUWKCmBPRFzqglpk4YQlNFy8wzSXBN Für alle Fleißbienchen, die im Archiv zu I love Bees stöbern möchten: https://www.thebruce.net/ilovebees

We're enrolled at VGHS - a brutally competitive institution training the elite gamers of tomorrow! Who will rise to the number one top spot, and who will get totally pwnd? Highlights include: - Amanda has clearly never seen Guinan before - VGHS is loud - Jane's speciality = being the worst - Stupid Ted Wong! - I'm an ancient looking bully - Please welcome to the stage, Jenny and the Guns! - RIP Marvel Dice Masters - Amanda is a typical American

From actor to cook to musician to gamer… Jimmy Wong can do everything! On this episode of Becoming a Creator, Jimmy Wong joins Snoopeh to chat about 10 years of Video Game High School, growing Command Zone, the art of pursuing different passions, and much more! One Hour Free Live Training Session: https://creator-school.pipeline.gg/webinar-registration1643677678126?utm_campaign=JWong&utm_medium=BaSpodcast&utm_source=anchor

In this episode, I start off by covering some movie/TV/pop culture news. In terms of reviews, I review the first season of Pam & Tommy on Hulu and the Rocket Jump YouTube series Video Game High School. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/popculturepod/support

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Introducing: Eric Linden. Eric served as the stunt double for Jon Bernthal as Punisher before moving onto stunt coordinate Netflix's Punisher and Daredevil series. Other projects include Black Adam, Red Notice, Suicide Squad, and Avengers Endgame to name a few. You may recognize him from YouTube where he coordinated stunts for many Rocket Jump / FreddieW videos and currently serves as a series regular for Corridor Digital's Suntmen React series! In this episode, we discuss Eric's love for (and qualms with) the Star Wars franchise, his (successful) plan to get Scott Adkins onto Corridor Digital, and that time he set Kanye West on fire for Donda's listening party. We also breakdown the Punisher vs Daredevil rooftop fight scene, the pipe ramps and catch cars and crazy filming pace of Video Game High School, and his role on the set of Cast Falls as a stunt double and action camera operator! Join us as we chat with the "stunt commander": Eric Linden. - Edited by Luigi Hernandez If you enjoyed this episode, you can support us at Patreon.com/actionfilmmaking. Subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or the podcast app of your choice. Find us at actiondecoded.com, on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok at @actionfilmmakingpodcast, or on Twitter @ActionDecoded Until next time, thanks for listening.

I'm really excited today, because I have the privilege of introducing to you an actor and musician.  You may have heard him sing on Youtube, seen him on the web series Video Game High School and even seen him on the big screen in Disney's live-action drama Mulan, where he played the character Ling.Let's meet actor and musician Jimmy Wong and hear about his background and his struggles of getting into the industry and the amazing things he's done so far.#JimmyWong #Interview #Mulan #AsianSuccess #CoverageGenius

Derek Aiello is a director and writer, known for Superior Living History: A Miner's Life(2012), Heroics 101 (2012) and The Wedding Crasher (2013). Derek is also the host of "The Dane and Derek Show" a weekly shoot-the-shit podcast where two old friends catch up and talk nerdy shit. Derek joins My Pop Five to break down Video Game High School, Dragon Age 2, Princess Mononoke, Parachute (Band) and Dungeons and Dragons. Derek explains how each of these pieces of pop culture shaped him as a creator and as a person. We also hear stories about how both film projects and his podcast have changed his life. Guest Links: Derek IG: @derekaielloPodcast: @danenderekSupport the show: Rate and Review: https://kite.link/mypopfiveMPF Socials: @mypopfiveShow Email: ryan@mypopfive.com

Hey Friends,We've moved and with that came a lot of stress and a lot of media consumption. We go over all of the shows and movies we've been binging lately including Loki (Disney+), Luca (Disney+), Daredevil (Netflix), Rick and Morty (Adult Swim), and Video Game High School (Rocketjump on YouTube)Featuring: Bob Rudenborg, Jon MarekEditing: Jon MarekTheme: Brian Adams-Find Us Across the Web: https://www.thebutchandthebi.com/Jon's Links: https://linktr.ee/jonklobsterBob's Links: https://linktr.ee/asmallfrogartA Pickle Lane Production

Having spoken to and worked with hundreds of people worldwide over the last six months, if there’s one constant to the ever-changing landscape of 2020, it’s that this global pandemic has been a magnifying glass amplifying every tiny little detail about our lives (and society at large) that just wasn’t working. For many this intense awareness has been paralyzing while for others it’s been a motivating call to action. So what’s the difference for those who feel stuck versus those who take action and see results? Maybe you’re sick of being stuck on the wrong career path and feeling desperate to pursue your true passion, but you’re too afraid to take action because you’re waiting to “see how things work out?” Maybe you’re anxious about work swallowing up what semblance of life you have outside your career…especially now that you’re stuck working from home? Or maybe you are so overwhelmed about all the uncertainties and unknowns that you feel paralyzed and unable to focus on anything but just getting through another day. Yes, pandemic-induced procrastination is indeed a thing. If any of these sound like you, I have three amazing guests on today’s show that know exactly how you feel. Ariel Fujita is an unscripted editor making the transition to colorist. Maxton Weller is a sound editor and composer for films and video games, and Kristi Shimek is an indie film editor transitioning to scripted television. This episode is a case study where I speak candidly with all three who are members of the Optimizer community who have successfully navigated the challenges of being an introvert, who have battled the perfectionism that holds us back from accomplishing our goals, and who can relate to how imposter syndrome keeps us stuck in the wrong career path. And we discuss the strategies and methods they all implemented to work through these common pitfalls to feel confident and clear, not only about what they want in life but more importantly, how to actually live it. All three guests have recently completed my coaching & mentorship program, put in a lot of hard work, and have achieved amazing results…while by the way, living through a global pandemic. Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here’s What You’ll Learn: The serendipitous timing of how Maxton ended up starting coaching with Zack when he needed it most. The separate but eerily similar stories of how Ariel and Kristi both almost skipped Zack’s Networking for Introverts seminar because they were too shy and scared. Why Ariel struggled with burnout and the mind-set shift she had to make to overcome the endless cycle. KEY TAKEAWAY: Learning to ask the right questions will improve the quality of your life and the connections you make. Why building confidence requires a deep dive into your psychology and your motivations. The number one thing you need to get better at before you can even start networking. How to stop waiting for focus to magically appear and instead learn to train it. What you need to implement systems to improve time management and keep you accountable. What a brain dump is and why doing it regularly will alleviate stress and anxiety. Why doing a daily wrap up is essential for setting boundaries especially when working from home. How Kristi got back her nights and weekends by setting expectations at the start of a job. What Maxton’s IMDB spreadsheet revealed to him and how it led to a relationship with a composer he’s admired for years. Maxton’s revelation about outreach emails: “It’s not IF people want to help you, it’s CANthey help you” What transformed Kristi from being afraid to send outreach emails to doing it every single week and getting a 100% response rate. The magic formula to writing successful outreach emails. The Ben Franklin Effect: what it is and how it helps you build relationships. Maxton’s advice: Don’t wait to see what happens. Take action. Ariels’ advice:  Why not do the scariest thing at the scariest time to get where you want to be. Useful Resources Mentioned: Enroll in the ‘Optimizer’ Coaching & Mentorship program ‘Insider’s Guide to Writing Great Outreach Emails’ The Ben Franklin Effect Continue To Listen & Learn: Want a Response to Your Cold Emails? Then Every Message MUST Do These 5 Things The 5 Most Common Mistakes You’re Making With Your Cold Emails (and How to Fix Them) Why Writing Cold Emails Is the Most Important ‘Soft Skill’ You Must Master (Especially If You’re An Introvert) Ep64: [CASE STUDY] Overcoming Burnout and Imposter Syndrome | with Chryss Terry [CASE STUDY] Why I Said No to a Job (A Great One)…During a Pandemic Ep47: The Ugly Side of Depression, Burnout, and Imposter Syndrome | with Gen Malone Our Generous Sponsors: Struggling With Real-Time Remote Collaboration? Meet Evercast As work begins to slowly trickle in again, perhaps the most pressing challenge we as creative professionals face in our post-pandemic reality is real-time collaboration. Zoom is great for meetings, but it sure doesn’t work for streaming video. Luckily this problem has now been solved for all of us. If you haven’t heard of Evercast, it’s time to become acquainted. Because Evercast’s real-time remote collaboration technology is CHANGING. THE. GAME. » Click here to be the first to gain early access to the new Evercast P.S. It’s (finally) priced for freelancers and indie creatives like us! This episode is made possible for you by Ergodriven, the makers of the Topo Mat, my #1 recommendation for anyone who stands at their workstation. The Topo is super comfortable, an awesome conversation starter, and it’s also scientifically proven to help you move more throughout the day which helps reduce discomfort and also increase your focus and productivity. Click here to learn more and get your Topo Mat. Guest Bios: ARIEL FUJITA Ariel Fujita is an editor with 15 years of experience in unscripted post production television. She got her start as a Post Production Assistant and has taken on many different roles throughout her career: Post Production Coordinator, Assistant Editor, Off-line editor, and On-line Editor. Ariel’s editing credits include Are You The One? (MTV), America’s Next Top Model (VH1), and Last Call With Carson Daly (NBC). After working primarily in off-line post production, she has recently made the transition to on-line editing and she hopes to eventually pursue a career as a colorist for scripted television and independent films. Ariel lives in Los Angeles with her wife and their five cats. When she’s not working, she enjoys watching horror films and she makes a killer mac and cheese. KRISTI SHIMEK Kristi Shimek is a Los Angeles based Film and Television Editor. Within her first year of moving to Hollywood, she was cutting indie features in the LA circuit with stars such as Lou Diamond Phillips, Danny Trejo, Lea Thompson, and Nicolas Cage. Recently, Kristi has edited on two breakout feature film successes. The Night Clerk , a character based thriller directed by Michael Christofer (Original Sin, T he Witches of Eastwick ) and starring Tye Sheridan, Ana de Armas, and Helen Hunt, which reached #5 on Netflix’s Top Ten List in June 2020. And Inheritance, a narrative commentary on patriarchy and privilege directed by Vaughn Stein (Terminal) and starring Simon Pegg and Lily Collins, which was featured at the 2020 Tribeca Film Festival. In addition to films, Kristi has just finished editing on her first network television show, NEXT, a near-future tech based drama created and executive produced by Manny Coto and starring John Slattery, which is set to debut on October 6th on Fox. MAXTON WALLER Maxton Waller is a composer and multi-instrumentalist living in Los Angeles, California with a formidable output and unparalleled work ethic. He has been writing and performing music professionally since the age of 10. In 2007, he moved to Los Angeles and got his start in good old-fashioned rock and roll. After a few cross-country tours, he leapt to film/interactive and never looked back. You can hear his work across television and the internet; the Hulu Original Series “RocketJump: The Show”, Stan Lee’s animated series “Cosmic Crusaders”, Nickelodeon’s animated series “Rainbow Rangers”, and literally (not metaphorically) dozens of YouTube videos with views in the hundreds of millions. In addition to this, Maxton has written songs placed in the Netflix Original Series “Marvel’s The Defenders”, CBS’ reboot of “MacGyver”, “Video Game High School”, “Sons of Anarchy”, The MLB network, and countless others. He has studied at some of the greatest schools in the country; The Musician’s Institute and the Berklee College of Music. Maxton is highly-regarded for his deep understanding of audio, easy-going personality, and fast turnaround. There’s a reason you’ll see the same studios hire him repeatedly – Maxton is a musical force of nature and he elevates every project he works on. Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel. The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).

In a special extended Community Spotlight interview, Ray talks to actor, host, musician, chef, and content creator Jimmy Wong, known for Video Game High School and soon to be in the live action remake of Disney’s Mulan. Jimmy talks about going viral with the “Ching Chong in the Library Song” and discusses how he’s used his projects, like Feast of Fiction, to explore his culture in new ways and respond to the continuing aggression of racist ideas through music and humor. Josh sets things up by thinking through how the Internet has opened up a path for APIDA creators to reach more mainstream prominence in the first place after reflecting on the recent Kollaboration presented EMPOWERd conference last weekend. Send questions, comments, and episode ideas to goldandgreat@kollaboration.org. Follow Jimmy Wong & Feast of Fiction: Twitter: @jfwong, @feastoffiction Instagram: @jfwong, @feastoffiction YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/feastoffiction Follow Kollab SF: Twitter: @kollabsf Instagram: @kollabsf Facebook: www.facebook.com/kollab.sf Website: kollabsf.org/podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gold-and-great/message

Join Paul and Nicole as they delve into a web series that was arguably a bit ahead of the curve. Video Game High School presents an alternate reality where protagonist BrianD is offered the chance to go to a competitive school for gamers. Freddie Wong and the RocketJump crew present a unique web series that is a little off the beaten path, but interesting nonetheless! **Note - Due to the short episode length of the first season, this show covers the first two webisodes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crashtestpilots/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crashtestpilots/support

Danny, Grant, and Solomon begin their journey down the rabbit hole with the first episode of Video Game High School. The discussion, as can be expected, is only partially on-topic. Theme song: "Scream Pictures" by (T-T)b

Leeanna Vamp is the ghoul of your dreams and we were lucky to sit down with her for a very spooky interview at Florida's Megacon. This model/actress/writer/producer is the creator of The Fiends and her frightful kids show Let's Get Spooky. You'll find out how she went from paying to go to conventions to getting paid to attend them, why she owes her marriage to MySpace, and what it's like having a traditional family while posting hot photos on Instagram. Leeanna Vamp opens up her crypt and bares her soul in this rare interview on...THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Joanna Sotomura (actress and overall human being) joins us to talk Chodie Foster, Video Game High School, examining your vocabulary, and unlearning the lies you’ve been taught about yourself.

Becca and guest Jimmy Wong (actor, gamer, YouTuber and musical artist) talk about the profound influence of Magic: The Gathering on the gaming industry, other one on one combat games like Roxley games' Dice Throne Season 2, and his love of the storytelling campaign game Gen7 from Plaid Hat Games. Jimmy is known for Video Game High School and the Command Zone podcast.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we talk with the weekly feminist podcast, HAGS. The hosts - Riley, Nicole, and Alex - talk with us about how to do a podcast, why Dove Soap is evil, the tenants of feminism, what it’s like to be the contrary bitch in the family, Riley’s badass mom, and #plentyofAlex. ABOUT RILEY, NICOLE, and ALEX:RILEY - Riley Rose Critchlow is an actor, writer and producer. She grew up on Peaks Island, Maine, moving to LA to attend USC’s School of Dramatic Arts where she received a BFA in Acting. Riley has performed internationally at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and to sold out crowds at SF Sketchfest with her comedy duo, Mary-Kate and Ashtray. TV & film credits include Timeless, S.W.A.T., American Horror Story, Rizzoli & Isles, Southland, Video Game High School, Rocketjump: The Show, Marcia Clark’s Guilt By Association, and Don Coscarelli’s John Dies at the End. She currently stars alongside Sungwon Cho in Crunchyroll's live action series, Anime Crimes Division, produces content for Funny or Die, and hosts weekly episodes of HAGS Podcast. Follow her on Twitter @rileyrosecritch and on Instagram @rileyaceofspies.NICOLE - Nicole is an actress, writer, producer, and vocalist. A native of Eighty Four, Pennsylvania, Nicole received her degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Pittsburgh before moving to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film. She is known for viral videos like freddiew's "Flower Warfare" which has garnered over 12M views. In addition to playing the role of Moriarty on the critically acclaimed webseries Video Game High School, Nicole writes and performs sketch comedy for her YouTube channel. Her parody Lady Gaga music video has been viewed over 12K times. In 2015, Nicole founded Verdant Pine Productions, a production company focused on female driven content where she has since produced several award-winning short films. Nicole is looking forward to producing her first feature early next year. She hosts weekly episodes on her podcast HAGS, a feminist comedy dream. She spends most of her time eating tangerine popsicles while reading aloud to her cats, Milo and Winnie, and her husband, director, W. Alex Reeves. ALEX - Alex is an award-winning director, producer, and sound designer based in Los Angeles. Born in New York City and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, Alex moved to Los Angeles in 2006 where he began a career as a television editor working on such modern classics as Supernanny, The Real Housewives of New York, and BBQ Pitmasters. In 2011, Alex opened Point of Blue Studios, a production company based in North Hollywood where he has since produced and directed multiple award-winning documentaries, short films, music videos, and commercials. He was the resident recording engineer for RocketJump Studios’ podcast network from 2013-2015, and his sound design work can be heard on Comedy Central, Hulu, and Disney XD. Alex is the other half of Hollywood power couple “Nicolex” and lives with his wife (Nicole Wyland) and two cats (Milo and Winnie) in West Hollywood. Follow him on Instagram @wa_reeves and Twitter @walexreevesA LITTLE ABOUT HAGS:HAGS is a weekly feminist podcast dedicated to deconstructing and demystifying the way society values women. Co-hosts Riley Rose Critchlow and Nicole Wyland are frequently joined by notable guests such as Gates McFadden, Troian Bellisario, Gina Susanna and Ione Butler. Each episode begins with a profile of a notable woman from throughout history before diving into freeform discussion inspired by an adjective that might be used to describe a woman (Beautiful, Polite, Feisty, etc.) citing historical evidence, pop culture, current events, personal anecdotes, and the voice of producer, Alex Reeves, for the male perspective. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll learn about rats. Tune in weekly on iTunes, Stitcher, at www.hagspodcast.com. CONTACT HAGS:Facebook: facebook.com/hagspodcastInstagram: @hagspodcastTwitter: @hagspodcastWebsite: www.hagspodcast.com ***** PODCATS LEVELS OF ACTION*****ONE CLICK WONDER - Give HAGS 5 stars and write a review on iTunes!TUB THUMPER - Go see and support feminist content/movies/art! Go often!SUPER SOLDIER - Figure out what you do well and use it to your advantage to advance the conversation. Graphic Artist? Podcaster? Make space for women! And recommend your female friends for thingsKEEP THE CHANGE - Donate to HAGS OR donate to organizations that help women. Support female business owners, writers, filmmakers, artists. Buy their stuff.

We talk about Stefen's Books, Adam's dreams, The Pocalypse (comic) Video Game High School, and quiz ourselves on our knowledge of game music. We also interview the sentient plant and discuss reality TV.Intro theme song: http://www.bensound.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenerdswayTwitter: https://twitter.com/thenerdsway_podGmail: thenerdsway@gmail.comYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxBdotHg9wm5d7Xnldc27fQ

  Hello, Boys and Ghouls. It’s Episode 9 of our Behind the Screams series! In this series, we are exploring the world of fear, shock and horror by talking to tastemakers in the genre. Today on the show: Chase Williamson. Chase is an incredible actor. You’ve seen him in lots of stuff: John Dies at the End, The Guest, Rocket Jump’s Video Game High School, Lace Crater, Beyond the Gates, the list goes on. What’s great about Chase is that he is a lifelong horror fan with a huge respect for the genre, so there’s a real passion behind his stories, and his insights, that is just really fun to hear. Enjoy...

Recorded 9/19/17 YouTube sensation and delicious chef, Jimmy Wong joins me on this week's podcast. As the host of his brand new gaming show, Polaris Primetime on Disney’s new gaming block DXP, he is generating a huge fan base and gaming with celeb millennials such as Nolan Gould from MODERN FAMILY and Marcus Scribner from BLACKISH. Fans know Jimmy is an American actor and musician best known for his 2011 music video, "Ching Chong: Asians in the Library Song" and for his role as Ted in the web series Video Game High School. Wong has gained significant recognition across all social platforms as an online personality. In 2016 Wong was asked to host the pilot for a gaming show, Polaris Primetime, on D|XP. Disney has created a new channel block, similar to Adult Swim or Teen Nick, that exclusively airs gaming shows daily from 9PM to 3AM. Polaris Primetime is a gaming variety show with guests from all across the YouTube and TV world. You can find Jimmy on twitter @jfwong Instagram - jfwong Email the show themccpodcast@gmail.com Twitter @themccpodcast Instagram the_mancave_chronicles_podcast Facebook www.facebook.com/themancavechroniclespodcast www.themancavechonicles.podbean.com

Freddie Wong is a Director, CEO and a Co-Founder of RocketJump Studios, a YouTube channel that has gained nearly 8 million subscribers since its inception in April 2010. Named as one of Hollywood's brightest stars by Forbes magazine, Freddie is the most subscribed video director on YouTube. The channel's flagship series Video Game High School now has over 50 million views. In 2013, the series was named the #1 Web Series by Variety magazine. Freddie has also successfully launched RocketJump Film School whose mission is to give a new generation of filmmakers the tools to share their stories. In this interview, Freddie Wong talks about the history of RocketJump, the inception of Video Game High School, and shares his insight on great storytelling, low budgets and the most useful technology. For more show notes, visit www.allanmckay.com/92/. 

En este nuevo despropósito acústico, el Dream Team del podcasting absurdo señores Tili, Güe, Chini y JaviC debaten sobre las cosas de las Playas, el papel de la palabra mariquita en la lengua española, el villancico de Chewaka y la serie Video Game High School, Librarians y otras mierdas Déjanos un comentario en twitter: @pedazodearma, en nuestro perfil de Facebook o mándanos un correo a pedazodearmapodcast@gmail.com La música que se ha empleado en este podcast es la siguiente Para la cabecera “Nothing On My Radio” del grupo Stormy Mondays, con permiso del autor. La podéis encontrar en su web: http://www.stormymondays.com. La música que suena de fondo es un bucle compuesto por las canciones (en orden) “Super Hipster Land (Super Mario Land)” por BLen1, “Fun in a Bottle - Extended versión” por KevinMacLeod, “Super Mario Bros. 2 Theme" por Super GNARLY y “ Super Mario World Ending Theme” por Niceaux. Todas son con licencia Creative Commons, obtenidas en la web www.soundcloud.com

En este nuevo despropósito acústico, el Dream Team del podcasting absurdo señores Tili, Güe, Chini y JaviC debaten sobre las cosas de las Playas, el papel de la palabra mariquita en la lengua española, el villancico de Chewaka y la serie Video Game High School, Librarians y otras mierdas Déjanos un comentario en twitter: @pedazodearma, en nuestro perfil de Facebook o mándanos un correo a pedazodearmapodcast@gmail.com La música que se ha empleado en este podcast es la siguiente Para la cabecera “Nothing On My Radio” del grupo Stormy Mondays, con permiso del autor. La podéis encontrar en su web: http://www.stormymondays.com. La música que suena de fondo es un bucle compuesto por las canciones (en orden) “Super Hipster Land (Super Mario Land)” por BLen1, “Fun in a Bottle - Extended versión” por KevinMacLeod, “Super Mario Bros. 2 Theme" por Super GNARLY y “ Super Mario World Ending Theme” por Niceaux. Todas son con licencia Creative Commons, obtenidas en la web www.soundcloud.com

Welcome to episode 9 of Slow Day Radio! This week's feature include a special guest (and former Grubby's Games star) - Zach Pearson! Today, on The Patch Notes (gaming news) - Half Life releases a patch update...19 years later? - Bad news for the Wild West MMO This week’s 5-Minute-Review game is Sony exclusive, Horizon Zero Dawn by Guerilla Games. This open-world action roleplaying game takes place on future Earth, when a cataclysmic event in the past caused machines to take over and revert humanity (and the world as we know it) to a psuedo-prehistoric state. The machines have evoloved to take the form of robotic beasts and humanity lives in tribes. You play as Aloy - a young woman seeking to uncover the mysteries of the machines, the past and the secrets of her parents. Horizon Zero Dawn is a gorgeous title with tight controls, a massive world and an intriguing story. Join us for our Main Quest (our weekly dicussion topic): tell us your favorite video game protagonists and antagonists. Some mentioned in today's episode: Jak (from Jak & Daxter), The Illusive Man (from the Mass Effect series), Nathan Drake (from Uncharter), and M Bison (from Street Fighter). We'd love to hear who you like, and why! Leave a comment on Facebook or Twitter! This week's Community Shout-Out: - Zach Pearson, our special guest. Check out the commercial for Grubby's Games he starred in here! - RocketJump (film company and video game enthusiasts), especially their Video Game High School and Dimension 404 series. - Nabisco & Oreo (Sara wants cookies!) As always, we love hearing from you! Be sure to like & comment on Facebook.com/SlowDayRadio or tweet us @SlowDayRadio!

Ryan and Matt "Boy Band" Amberg are back and buffering about Shovels and Rope(s), Netflix's Castlevania, XX, Batman v Superman, The Dark Knight Rises, and The LEGO Batman Movie before it's on to time spent with DuckTales via the Disney Afternoon Collection, Gears of War 4 via Video Game High School, Better Off Ted, and The Grinder. And if that makes any sense at all then keep listening for Beta Business™ featuring Destiny 2 and Star Wars Battlefront 2 with a smattering of Overwatch, Wardor, Battlegrounds, and... marriage!

In this episode, I’m interviewing Jimmy Wong, actor, musician, YouTube personality and co-host of The Command Zone with Josh Lee Kwai. Every week, Jimmy and Josh share gameplay strategy, deck building tips, and set reviews for Magic: The Gathering. The Command Zone focuses primarily on the Commander format, also known as Elder Dragon Highlander, or EDH. Jimmy also co-starred in the hit YouTube series Video Game High School and is the co-host of another popular show, Feast of Fiction. I ask Jimmy about how he got started playing Magic and the other content that he creates. Go say hi to Jimmy on Twitter @jfwong Follow The Command Zone @CommandCast https://twitter.com/commandcast I’ll have links to Jimmy and Josh’s YouTube channel for the Command Zone in the show notes at KitchenTableMagic.org Jimmy and Josh do a great job making their videos and producing their content. They’ve been pillars of the community to help bring new players into Magic: The Gathering. I’m grateful for their contributions to our community. And if you’re someone who is new to MTG, I welcome you and I’m so happy you’re here. I hope you enjoy my interview with the talented Jimmy Wong! This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games. The Kitchen Table Magic podcast has been all about the origins of the game and members of the community. And as a community, we’ve come a long way since the game first started. Apart from the Kitchen Table, the only other places in your local community to play Magic are at local game stores. That’s why places like Paragon City Games is so important for our community. At Paragon City Games, you’ll find a spacious and clean showroom with lots of elbow room for Magic events. You’ll find thoughtful accessories like Die Hard Metal Dice and hand crafted wooden deck boxes. You’ll find a huge supply of Legacy, Modern, and Standard staples, sealed product, and table top games. It’s places like Paragon City Games that allow local Magic communities to gather in. And if you can’t make it there in person, be sure to watch their weekly stream at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community. Thanks everyone for listening to this week’s show! I also want to welcome new listeners to Kitchen Table Magic. If you’re new to the show, drop me a line and say hi. And be sure to check out Season 1. I want to take a moment for a big thank you to Aaron for becoming our newest Patreon Supporter! Wow! Thank you Aaron your generosity in supporting Kitchen Table Magic. [I’ll be sending out a special gift for you, be sure to be on the lookout for the mail.] As I mentioned before, I have a very special Patreon Supports gift that I’m planning for the Season 2 finale. All my Patreon Supporters at the $6 level get special gifts from my interviews. If you also would like to support the show, head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter. For just a few bucks a month you’ll get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews. I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alex, Trevor, Katelyn, Mark, and Aaron for your generous support. Your support of Kitchen Table Magic allows me to share stories about the amazing people in the Magic: The Gathering with the world. Thank you.

MONSTER PARTY looks back at where we've been, and how far we've come! JAMES GONIS, SHAWN SHERIDAN, LARRY STROTHE, and MATT WEINHOLD, use their magic oracle (not to mention, a few shots of vodka) to peer into the past, present, and future of the horror/sci-fi/fantasy genre! Let's look at... NERD CULTURE: THEN & NOW!!! Helping us tackle this Tim Burns-size project, is one of the most talented and passionate, monster kid trailblazers of today! It's the writer/producer/director/co-creator of such projects as the YOUTUBE series VIDEO GAME HIGH SCHOOL, and the new HULU sci-fi anthology series DIMENSION 404... DEZ DOLLY! The minute Dez entered the studio, he felt like an old friend. And what brings friends closer together than having some drinks, nerding out, and being the occasional target of personal attacks? Welcome home Dez! In addition to our usual 100% FUN GUARANTEE, stick around after the end music for some extra feisty backstage bloopers!  Now enjoy this audio pub crawl across time and space!

How to Build a YouTube Empire with RocketJump Co-Founder Dez DollySo I want you to get ready for an epic podcast. Have you ever been surfing through Youtube and come across a channel with 5, 8, 10 million followers and ask yourself:"How the hell did they build that audience?"I do all the time. Over the last year, I've had the pleasure of working on a killer new show called Dimension 404 for Hulu and Lionsgate. The series is created and produced by the boys over at Rocket jump. Now, Rocketjump is one of those Youtube channels with 8 million followers I was talking about. I had the opportunity to sit down with on of the co-founders of Rocketjump and show runner of Dimension 404 Dez Dolly.Here some more info on Dez Dolly:Desmond Dolly is a writer, director, producer who got his start in the industry selling TVs at an Indiana Best Buy. After graduating USC Film School - Dez wrote and directed an independently financed feature film, Champion of Glory, while climbing the ranks as a commercial director & editor. Building a post production company from the ground up, Dez cut his teeth on AAA ad campaigns, boasting a client roster that includes Google, Viacom, Warner Brothers, Fox, Visa, Kraft, Dodge, Samsung, and AT&T, to name a few.In 2010, Dolly partnered with film school classmates Freddie Wong and Matt Arnold to form the digital production company and entertainment banner, RocketJump.com. There, Dez and his partners pioneered new forms of online video, bringing professional content to the YouTube platform. Their culturally influential viral videos have accumulated over 7 million subscribers and tallied over one billion views, making Dez one of the most watched video directors on the global web.The first season of his flagship web series, Video Game High School, gained over 130 million cumulative views over 21 episodes, and was named "#1Web Series of 2013" by Variety. Season 3 was heralded as a must-see People pick in 2014, and was nominated for a 2015 Producers Guild Award for Outstanding Digital Series.Dez Executive Produced and co-starred in the Hulu docu-reality series, RocketJump: The Show. In 2017, Dolly renewed his first look deal with Lionsgate and served as creator and executive producer of Hulu sci-fi anthology series, Dimension 404.Dez is a wealth of information and drops some MAJOR knowledge bombs in this episode. If you've ever wondered how you could build an audience of almost 8 million the perk up your ears and get ready to take notes.Enjoy my conversation with Dez Dolly from Rocketjump.Right click here to download the MP3Download on iTunes DirectWatch on IFH YouTube Channel 

Our new season begins, with Jimmy Wong ("Feast of Fiction," "Video Game High School") joining us for our climactic season 10! When we last left off, the Velvet League was still in Shiver's Wood, and they've been tasked with a mission... but where do our heroes begin? And what strange sights might they encounter when they get there? All this and more, plus Horace has a new fetish! Actually, the less said about that the better.    The Players:  Jeremy Fox as Prince Horace Kemp, human noble fighter.  Kelly Egan as Ysabel "Izzy" Buchanan, half-elf druid hermit.  Mike Christensen as Sweeney, human charlatan wizard.  Jimmy Wong as Skivvy, dragonborn outlander sorcerer.   Dungeon Master:  Jay Jones    Producers:  Andrew Dickinger  Niels-Christian Kielland    Listen to full episodes at PartialArc.com.  Email us at fridaynightquests@gmail.com, and follow us on Twitter at @partialarc  Follow Jimmy Wong on Twitter at @jfwong!  Follow Jeremy on Twitter at @jayleefox  Follow Kelly on Twitter at @girlmeetsbear  Follow Mike on Twitter at @supergeekmike    

In this episode: Merrill sits down with Freddie Wong live from the Melrose Improv in Hollywood to discuss assessing ones own work, the fallacy of "going viral" and the origin of ChickyBoo. Recorded: February 8th, 2016 Music: Black Sweater Massacre and It Might Be Perfect Right Now by The Reigning Monarchs

Freddie Wong came back on the Pointless Podcast to talk with Kevin about redesigning the Foot Segway, his new Hulu show, and what games he is playing. Stock your wardrobe! Goto cottonhood.com and use promo code POINTLESS for 40% off any purchase site-wide. Protect your stuff! Go to meetcanary.com and use the promo code: pointless to get free overnight shipping on home security.

In this episode: RocketJump: The Show showrunner Ben Waller discusses creative progression, notes and having empathy for one's audience. Recorded: November 23rd, 2015 Music: Black Sweater Massacre and It Might Be Perfect Right Now by The Reigning Monarchs

Joel Dauten joins The Building Years to discuss booking his first role as a "paranoid schizophrenic hostage taker", his time on Video Game High School, and a Hollywood Bitch Slap that involves his brother.

Ryan and Matt "Illegal Name Change" Amberg are back to talk about drugs, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Video Game High School, and Ryan's new Apple Watch with games like Rules and Elevate, as well as having played games that aren't on 42 millimeter screens like Goat Simulator, Mortal Kombat X, Call of Duty Advanced Warfare XOXO Survival, and finishing both Sunset Overdrive DLC packs. Then it's on to Neverwinter's 1.6 million players, Destiny's House of Wolves, release dates for Massive Chalice, LEGO Jurassic World, and Rainbow 6 Siege, and some bloated collector's editions for Metal Gear Solid V and Assassin's Creed Syndicate, Gears of War remastered leaks, a new Doom announcement about an announcement, partial song lists for Guitar Hero Live and Rock Band 4, the Ratchet and Clank game and movie cast, and the New Nintendo World Championships for E3 2015.

In this episode: Video Game High School co-creator/co-showrunner Matt Arnold drops in to talk the ever changing state of content creation and distribution. Recorded: November 27th, 2014 Music: Black Sweater Massacre by The Reigning Monarchs, Here Comes the Light by Within Reason

Freddie Wong joined me on the podcast to talk about his hit webseries Video Game High School.  Freddie's series has been watched over 85 milion times online and his YoTube channel RocketJump has over 7 million subscribers.  Freddie also have crowdfunded over $1.3 Million for the series via IndieGoGo and Kickstarter. Our website: http://influencereconomy.com/ We talk at length about how he built his audience and fans online.  And how he raised crowdfunding dollars, and his 7 million YouTube subscribers.

Horst JENS, Gregor PRIDUN und Julia plaudern über freie Software und andere Nerd-Themen. Shownotes auf http://goo.gl/7cwZgP oder http://biertaucher.at

Filmmaker Freddie Wong is on for Part II of his conversation, on the "The Influencer Economy." You may know Freddie for his popular web series "Video Game High School, which has reached over 65 million views online. To state it simply, it's "Harry Potter for video games."  Ryan and Freddie had such an interesting conversation, he had to divide it up into 2 episodes.  To catch last week's episode:  http://bit.ly/Influencer8 We talked about what it's like to run a modern day media company, in the day of the internet. And the conversation takes an unexpected twist when Ryan's memory runs out on his camera, which we'll leave for your to listen to. This was one of our favorite chats, Freddie is a true professional when it comes to creating and conversing. In early 2014, he shattered an online video crowdfunding record for Video Game High School, raising over $900,000 for his IndieGoGo crowdfunding campaign. He is also the filmmaker behind the popular YouTube Channle /FreddieW which features video game / sic-fi / and special effects heavy content. The Channel has over 7 million subscribers, and has an amazingly loyal online following. The Influencer Economy is also on Stitcher and on iTunes Find Freddie on Twitter twitter.com/fwongFind Freddie on YouTube www.youtube.com/user/freddiewFind Freddie at Rocketjump www.rocketjump.comWatch Video Game High School www.rocketjump.com/category/vghs

Filmmaker Freddie Wong is guest # 8 on the "The Influencer Economy."  You may know Freddie for his popular web series "Video Game High School, which has reached over 65 million views online.  To state it simply, it's "Harry Potter for video games."   In early 2014, he shattered an online video crowdfunding record for Video Game High School, raising over $900,000 for his IndieGoGo crowdfunding campaign.  He is also  the filmmaker behind the popular YouTube Channle /FreddieW which features video game / sic-fi / and special effects heavy content.  The Channel has over 7 million subscribers, and has an amazingly loyal online following.       We had a funny and enlightening conversation, Freddie and I met at his RocketJump Studios, where his team is creating VGHS.  We chatted about the real definition of crowdfunding, what it's like being famous on YouTube, and why it's smart to build a community before you launch your film or project.  He's a super funny and intelligent guy, I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below.   The Influencer Economy is also on Stitcher and on iTunes    In this episode you'll learn: How Freddie created his crowdfunding perks for Video Game High School How to build a community around your video content What it's like getting recognized if you're a YouTube creator and how accessible YouTube creators are versus celebrities  How Freddie as victim to inversed digits, and kept getting wrong number calls How Crowdfunding really evolved from bands like Radiohead and musicians like Trent Reznor  What is the real definition of crowdfunding Why it's important to build an online community before you launch a film or any media-driven project     Find Freddie on Twitter  https://twitter.com/fwong Find Freddie on YouTube  https://www.youtube.com/user/freddiew Find Freddie at Rocketjump http://www.rocketjump.com Watch Video Game High School http://www.rocketjump.com/category/vghs  

Horst JENS, Florian SCHWEIKERT, Greor PRIDUN und Harald PICHLER plaudern über freie Software und andere Nerd-Themen. Shownotes auf http://goo.gl/bX36Nl oder http://biertaucher.at Bitte nach Möglichkeit diesen Flattr-Link anlicken: http://flattr.com/thing/344501/Biertaucher-Podcast-allgemein

Stan and Jenna sit down for cocktails with Freddie Wong and discuss Video Game High School, visual effects, and the changing YouTube industry.

This week on Awesomecast 160, we get geeky with Norm Huelsman (@mrdirby), Post glass Chachi (@chachisays) and the Glassiest man around, Mike Sorg (@sorgatron). Norm talks about an old school awesome thing, a feature film called The Octagon featuring Chuck Norris. Another awesome thing is shop.wrestlingis.com . A wrestling version of Netflix. Sorg wants you to check out Video Game High School. What is so awesome about this video Chachi watched on Twitter? Find out by clicking here youtu.be/_yXUoMPb5E It is a kick! Norm thinks Chachi's awesome thing is fake. Hear why he thinks it is fake. Sorg talks about Chromecast. Plug it into your device's HDMI port and it can feed what you have up to your TV! Nexus 7: Can it compete with Apple? The cast talks about upgrades and updates from Google and other programs. Do people really know how to take full advantage of the hardwear they have? The cast discusses this question. @wareflo and @sorgatron have a technological conversation. Think Tetris plus Wii. Chachi talks about the fine line between good and bad uses for Google Glass technology. Microphones that work with your phone or pad device? Yeah they do exist! Norm gives us the scoop. Parasailing in Pittsburgh is legal, according to Chachi. If you have something awesome to share, e-mail us at contact@awesomecast.com. Also, make sure to check us out live at 7 PM on live.sorgatronmedia.com and follow us on Twitter @awesomecast !

Main Review: The Call Top 5 Halle Berry Movies Film Club Review: In The Loop What Else We Watched (The Iron Giant, Midnight Run, Iron Man 2, Knuckleball!, Tape, Vamps, 10 Years, People Like Us, Liberal Arts, Jack Frost, Born To Race, Video Game High School, Big Brother Premiere, Mad Men Finale, Under the Dome Premiere) News Next Week Preview: A Good Day To Die Hard, Top 5 Bruce Willis Movies

Get to know Joe and Danny in this, our first podcast. We will review the movie "Video Game High School."

Welcome to this week’s Bonus Stage podcast! We have a great show for you this week where we cover topics such as The Walking dead, the Ouya, new consoles and more! We loved seeing all who joined us for our live recording, and would love […]