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This week, John E. Capcom and Kyle Von Kubik race back to the early days of polygonal racers on the Sony PlayStation. They discuss the groundbreaking, if anemic by today’s standards, Ridge Racer (1993), big-budget E3 cringe, and the formative early days of the 32-bit console generation.
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Ready! Aim! Fire! Kyle Von Kubik and John E. Capcom secure the perimeter, expand their sphere (er, square) of influence, and fire upon invading armies as they discuss the Atari arcade classic Rampart (1990) and some of its different ports.
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As an extra treat this Halloween, we've got one more surprise "Oops! All Spoops!" episode for you! Unless you're listening on the free feed, in which case, Happy Arbor Day! At any rate, this week, John E. Capcom, Peter Graphic, and Kyle Von Kubik will hunt for ghosts at the abandoned Pancake Cottage, all while reviewing Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti (1989) and Decap Attack (1991)!
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Ring the bell and cue the pyro! This week, we’re going to the mat with the legendary AKI Pro Wrestling games on the Nintendo 64. From Virtual Pro Wrestling 2 (2000) to WWF: No Mercy (2000) and WWF: WrestleMania 2000 (1999), we’re breaking down the grapples, the glory, and the button-mashing brutality that defined a generation. John E. Capcom and Kyle Von Kubik tag-team this main event, working stiff, pulling no punches, and leaving it all in the ring. Business is about to pick up, brother! Yip!
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This week, we’re creating abominations and defending nations as review E.V.O.: Search for Eden (1992) on the SNES and Royal Stone: Hirakareshi Toki no Tobira (1995) on the Sega Game Gear. How do these hidden gems on their respective consoles hold up today? Listen and find out!
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Lend us your ear, corn-trymen, COB TALK returns, even after what popped off last week. This week, we set up shop to talk corn news, movie reviews, trivia, perform an a-maize-ing trick, taste-test some elote, and, of course, take your calls.
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We wrap up Mario Mania Month 2026 with a look at the strangest corners of one of Nintendo’s classics. This week we dive into the E-World levels from Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, those bizarre bonus stages that originally required the equally bizarre Nintendo e-Reader, two Game Boy Advances, a link cable, and a bunch of cards to download.
Now finally preserved through the Nintendo Switch Online and the Wii U Virtual Console release, these long-lost levels are easier to play than ever. Join Kyle VonKubik (rapidly losing his voice) and Keith the Roboduke as they explore the odd design experiments, the strange hardware that once delivered them, and why these forgotten Mario stages are such a fascinating piece of Nintendo history.
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Let’s suck up some baddies and lay some eggs! Erm… what? It’s Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island (1995) for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). A sequel that is actually a prequel and one that lacked the numerical “2” in Japan, but how does it hold up more than 30 years later? Kyle Von Kubik and Keith the Roboduke discuss. Hop on and listen. It’s MARIO MANIA MONTH!
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This week, the ONE RAD PODCAST crew embarks on an exciting adventure with a (somewhat) familiar friend. Geronimo!
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Jeremy Parmentier (Retrovaniacs Podcast & Subtastics) and Kyle VonKubik jump into another Mario title for ONE RAD PODCAST's Mario Mania Month! This time, they're reviewing one of the more obscure, officially licensed Mario games, Mario Clash (1995) for the Virtual Boy! Will this sequel to the 1983 classic Mario Bros. live up to the legacy, or will our hosts be left seeing red? Well, to be fair, they'll be seeing red regardless of whether they like the game or not, because it's still on the Virtual Boy.
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