Veteran host and producer Joshua Gray talks about his storied esports career, his love for Mortal Kombat, his new life in Seattle, and his big plans for the future.

The Daily Show writer Devin Delliquanti talks about his history in TV and comedy, his love for classic LucasArts adventure games, and his process for writing for and hosting the annual New York Video Game Awards.

Comedian and Hard Drive editor-in-chief Jeremy Kaplowitz talks about what it takes to make great gaming satire, discusses the creation of his wildly popular Lizard People of New York blog and dishes on his favorite games and comedy inspirations.

Blind competitive gamer Carlos Vasquez talks about crushing his Mortal Kombat opponents by sound and tearing up the drums for heavy metal band Distartica, all while giving advice for anyone struggling with setbacks.

Entertainment critic Sean Chandler talks about turning his passion for movies and TV into a thriving YouTube channel with more than 80,000 subscribers.

Mike sits down with his good friend and tech/wrestling writer Henry T. Casey to talk about fighting games, pro wrestling and the ever-growing parallels between the two.

Game critic and motion designer Yussef Cole swings by to talk about breaking into games writing, covering big gaming topics from fresh angles, and balancing design and writing work.

LowSpecGamer is a popular PC gaming YouTuber who pushes the limits of what kinds of games you can play on underpowered systems. He joins Mike to talk about what inspired his channel, what it's like to do YouTube full-time, and the challenges of trying to keep over 400,000 subscribers happy.

Gaming/Esports videographer Esteban Martinez talks about capturing some of the greatest moments from events like Capcom Cup and Evo, making a documentary about the fighting game scene, and joining the Noclip family.

Yahoo's Daniel Howley talks his gaming history, his love for the Switch, and how he's keeping gaming coverage alive on an ever-evolving website.