On this innaugural episode of Get in the Robot with Fred & Mark we discuss the first episode of Neon Genesis Evangelion, "Angel Attack". Our hosts still are unaware of the title of this podcast. This episode was recorded in March of 2025 in Fred's home in San Antonio TX. Leave us a review on your podcatcher of choice, and get in touch with us and see what we're up to by visiting our website at <a href="https://www.LevelSelect.cool" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.LevelSelect.cool</a>

On this innaugural episode of Get in the Robot with Fred & Mark we discuss the first episode of Neon Genesis Evangelion, "Angel Attack". Our hosts still are unaware of the title of this podcast.This episode was recorded in March of 2025 in Fred's home in San Antonio TX.Leave us a review on your podcatcher of choice, and get in touch with us and see what we're up to by visiting our website at www.LevelSelect.cool

On this innaugural episode of Get in the Robot with Fred &amp; Mark we discuss the first episode of Neon Genesis Evangelion, "Angel Attack". Our hosts still are unaware of the title of this podcast. This episode was recorded in March of 2025 in Fred's home in San Antonio TX. Leave us a review on your podcatcher of choice, and get in touch with us and see what we're up to by visiting our website at <a href="https://www.LevelSelect.cool" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.LevelSelect.cool</a>

Episode 1 - No Need for a Guide Book

Artist Mark Anthony Martinez and Video Game Developer Fred Wood watch the all time classic, Neon Genesis Evangelion. It's Mark's first time and Fred's 4th or so. Watch along or use this as a way to reinvestigate this beloved series, and you may find something you've never noticed before! Mark Anthony Martinez is a conceptual artist, independent curator and fine arts educator based here in his hometown of San Antonio, Texas. Martinez holds a BFA in Intermedia Arts from the Pacific Northwest College of Art (2012) and an MFA in Studio Art from Portland State University (2014). Fred Wood is a video game developer also from San Antonio known best for creating the LOVE series of games as well as his work work for Toby Fox on DELTARUNE. The thoughts expressed on this podcast do not reflect our employers, and frequently don't reflect how we really feel as we try to make each other laugh.

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Artist Mark Anthony Martinez and Video Game Developer Fred Wood watch the all time classic, Neon Genesis Evangelion. It's Mark's first time and Fred's 4th or so. Watch along or use this as a way to reinvestigate this beloved series, and you may find something you've never noticed before!Mark Anthony Martinez is a conceptual artist, independent curator and fine arts educator based here in his hometown of San Antonio, Texas. Martinez holds a BFA in Intermedia Arts from the Pacific Northwest College of Art (2012) and an MFA in Studio Art from Portland State University (2014).Fred Wood is a video game developer also from San Antonio known best for creating the LOVE series of games as well as his work work for Toby Fox on DELTARUNE.The thoughts expressed on this podcast do not reflect our employers, and frequently don't reflect how we really feel as we try to make each other laugh.

Artist Mark Anthony Martinez and Video Game Developer Fred Wood watch the all time classic, Neon Genesis Evangelion. It's Mark's first time and Fred's 4th or so. Watch along or use this as a way to reinvestigate this beloved series, and you may find something you've never noticed before! Mark Anthony Martinez is a conceptual artist, independent curator and fine arts educator based here in his hometown of San Antonio, Texas. Martinez holds a BFA in Intermedia Arts from the Pacific Northwest College of Art (2012) and an MFA in Studio Art from Portland State University (2014). Fred Wood is a video game developer also from San Antonio known best for creating the LOVE series of games as well as his work work for Toby Fox on DELTARUNE. The thoughts expressed on this podcast do not reflect our employers, and frequently don't reflect how we really feel as we try to make each other laugh.

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