In the premier episode of Whose Podcast Is This Anyway Al and Chad discuss pizza and what makes it so awesome.

Whose Podcast Is This Anyway is a podcast where our host Chad engages in a conversation with a guest. The guest chooses the topic and the host has no prior knowledge of what the topic will be! The views and opinions expressed on this show are not necessarily the same views and opinions of Al Seeger and Point of Insanity Game Studio.

Chad Knight introduces a new series for the site: Whose Podcast is this Anyway?

With the recent release of the highly anticipated Suicide Squad movie what better time is there to discuss one of the most well known villains in comic book history? Al and Dawn discuss Batman's arch enemy the Joker, how he has changed over time, his live action movie portrayals, and why we think he is such a good bad guy.

Starting up a campaign for any role playing game can be tricky for a first time game master. Al and Chad discuss some ideas for the aspiring GM who is putting together his or her first campaign.

Playing Pokemon GO has many positive aspects. It encourages players to get out and walk around, to explore their area, and has proven to be very social as large groups of gamers gather in the same area to play. However, some people are not pleased by the effect this game has had in their area. Al and Chad discuss one of the negative reactions of this hugely popular game.

New feature! GiG Quickies will be short, 10-15 minute episodes about a current topic in video games, movies, or role playing games. This episode Al takes a look at Nintendo's upcoming NES Classic Edition.

Al and son take a look at another game from the so-called Sonic Dark Ages in this Bargain Bin Adventure.

The video of this episode can be viewed on Point of Insanity Game Studio's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KACMRF-LJxA

Back in the days of AD&D Second Edition, TSR released several supplements to encourage gamers to take their campaign beyond the medieval European flavor of most D&D settings. These were the historical reference sourcebooks. These books gave gamers ideas for taking their D&D game to places like Greece, Rome, and ancient Britain. One civilization that never received a source book was Egypt. In this episode Al discusses some ways to set a campaign in the ancient land of pyramids and pharaohs.

Al and Chad take a look at the cult classic The Five Venoms in this Two Geeks, One Film episode.

Pokemon GO is rocking the US like a hurricane, and both Al and Chad have been swept up in the storm!