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In episode 24, Brett Abarbanel & Jennifer Roberts speak with Steve about eSports gambling, gambling regulations, eSports outreach, eSports in Las Vegas, and more.
In episode 23, Erik Mohrmann and Steve speak about physics, video games, STEM programs, and various topics surrounding programs and culture at DigiPen Institute of Technology.
In episode 22, Frank Klepacki and Steve continue their conversation from part 1. In this episode, Frank speaks about making connections, following your passions, and more.
In episode 21, Steve speaks with Frank about his path into the video game industry, how he tackles musical compositions for video games, and his audio work on Star Wars: Empire at War.
In episode 20, Steve speaks with Jordan about his path into the video game industry, his work on Survivor GameZ, spearheading the early years of Twitch, and his new position at Tempo Storm eSports/Media.
In episode 19, Steve speaks about Genesis 5 in Oakland, California. This was his first time competing in a major Smash Bros. 4 tournament, and he highlights what occurred inside and outside of his matches at one of the largest Fighting Game tournaments of the year.
In episode 18 of Beyond Beta Podcast, Steve continues speaking with Zeshan "Z" Fooroqi (a professional Smash Bros. 4 player) about training and progression, player mentality, the evolving meta game in Smash Bros. 4, work ethic, and the Smash Bros. Community. (Part 2 of 2)
In episode 17 of Beyond Beta Podcast, Steve speaks with Zeshan "Z" Fooroqi (a professional Smash Bros. 4 player) about Smash Bros., Esports, traveling for tournaments, the competitive spirit, and more. (Part 1 of 2)
In episode 16 of Beyond Beta Podcast, Stewart Gilray and Steve continue their conversation from last time. Join them as they dive into V.R., Oddworld, advice for young people trying to enter the video game industry, and more. (Part 2 of 2)
In episode 15 of Beyond Beta Podcast, Stewart Gilray and Steve speak about Stewart's path into the industry, his extensive career in video game development in the U.K., his two year break from games, and more. (Part 1 of 2)
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