When people hear Hudson or Hudson Soft, they may immediately think of Bomberman and for the purposes of this episode of The Hidden Palace they’d be right, as Skyblaze takes a look at all things Bomberman for the Sega Saturn.

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We head back to Urtheart, Skyblaze and Greenviper’s discussion about their favourite video game soundtracks, which goes from hidden gems in obscure franchises to well recognised bangers that is always being requested of Skyblaze at gigs. Which ones have passed Viper’s phone test?

It’s the start of April, and what was initially intended as a filler segment to compliment the soundtrack discussion quickly spirals into a whole show dedicated to Kevin and Urtheart going through the games industry’s April Fools for 2026.

There’s good ones. There’s bad ones. There’s ones that are not actually April Fools at all! Then there’s SEGA who put out three. One of which, as Kevin explains, shows that no one actually knows SEGA’s own brand guidelines there – and another for CrossWorlds is actually an idea Kevin pitched for All-Stars Racing! Wait, is this yet ANOTHER of Kevin’s old ideas recycled by them? Happy Reala Day, I guess…

A two-part show today, as we first go back to last week’s show for an extra section between Kevin and Urtheart discussing the team-up – and relationship between – SEGA and Capcom. How it stands out in terms of the seemingly genuine reverence each shows the other and what other matters might come from it.

After which we head on to the first of a four part discussion on video game soundtracks that sees RadioSEGA’s Skyblaze and GreenViper be drafted in to talk to Urtheart. With choices all over the map in terms of eras and series it’s going to be a heck of a ride!

Our buddies from TSSZnews.com and Matt from Tails Channel join the show this week to discuss all the ins and outs of the recent Sonic 25th anniversary panel during SXSW in Austin.

With RadioSEGA themselves being the ones to now celebrate 20 years of being on the air, join Kevin & Urtheart as they discuss topics such as the unexpected joys of unemployment and the world being attacked by a (non) alliance of Sonic music concerts.

There’s also the little matter of Kevin receiving some surprise gifts – some more surprising than others – that has left him in danger of having a collection.

Join special guest host Greyfore on the express route – the Dreamcast Express – as The Hidden Palace looks back on the lore and contents of these unique SEGA demo discs as part of RadioSEGA’s 20th Anniversary weekend.

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In tribute to the passing of Hideki Sato, The Hidden Palace takes a look at his work on SEGA consoles, from the SG-1000 all the way up to the Dreamcast.

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Since it’s the season for mad people throwing themselves down snowy slopes, it’s time for Hidden Palace to look at games about the Olympics on SEGA consoles.

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Now there’s an echinda we’ve not seen in a while! It’s been 20 years (“and a smidge”) since Radio Redux was first broadcast. Kevin sits down to talk about that, how it began, his journey initially as a Sonic fan and the different roles the show has filled.

You know something that’s also twenty years old? Chaotix X, yes Kevin’s silly little one-man skit that appeared in that first episode. A tribute to old radio dramas of the early years of radio – and what do you mean SEGA are now doing the same concept as an official thing? Well. We’ll see about that! Time to see how a new episode sounds, only with 20 years of production advancements and as usual only a few snatched hours from a handful of days.