After a little hiatus involving 48,000 people, 570 acres and over 150 animals ("Work" as I like to call it), I got back to the podcast with my mate Chris who I hadn't really had a chat to since I threw Spider-Man at him.

So we celebrated with a trip to the movies, fiddling with new technology, and playing Super Mario Party on the Nintendo Switch.

Then we talked and discussed many things. So tune in for this week's episode of Nerds in Places

I took some time to sit down with good friend and fellow video game nerd, Chris (not that Chris, a different Chris) to ask him the question.

"Hey Chris, how do you juggle two kids, running your own business, living half an hour out of town, dealing with 2 acres of land, running a video game community, producing four videos a week, playing playstation, switch, GPDXD and PC, getting codes from publishers and reviewing upcoming games?"

So I had a day.

One of those ones. The kind that makes you just desperate to kill, maim, explode and generally just spread a little desctruction.

So I had my mate Chris join me to discuss why wanting to play "violent" video games is a good thing, as opposed to making me the serial killer that the media always harps on about.

This is part two of our Red Dead Special! Steve and I just couldn't contain our excitement, so here it goes! Its a lot to take in, but let's be honest.

Its worth it; because it's Red Dead Redemption 2!

Using the power of the internet to bring this podcast to you, we have achieved a number of firsts.

We recorded using our new Discord channel.

We have an intro.

And we recorded such a vast conversation, that it needs to be released in two parts!

But its worth it; because it's Red Dead Redemption 2!

After a lengthy break of insane work hours, completely not having access to a microphone and being unable to organise themselves, James and Chris managed to sit down together and actually record the sixth episode of Nerds In Places.

...we should reconsider a name change. Nerds in the same place every week...

I sat down all on my own to chat about a whole heap of things including why Podcasts from us here at Nerds in Places are patchy, why I'm by myself for this episode, and why the Podcast exists.

I touched on some awesome stuff like Solo, Red Dead Redemption 2, and even some crazy things like buying a house!

Chris and I sat down and celebrated our fourth (and long overdue) podcast discussing pressing matters like the ache left after watching Avengers: Infinity War, the depressing hole left in our life of shows cancelled and left not picked up, and Battle Royale and how it fits into our gaming lives!