Reignite

It's time to party! Our pal Liana Ruppert of Game Informer joins us to talk about all the tender moments Shepard enjoys with friends, mourning those we've lost, and how friendship can take different forms. Fandom corner features some gorgeous enamel pins from Psychic Interval. Special thanks to David Boyle for our amazing logo and to Dan Bull for the song MASS EFFECT RAP, which we use as our theme.

The fight continues in the Citadel DLC, this time with Velvet Divine on our squad! Join us as we talk about pizza delivery, ideal squadmates, and no one being left behind. Fandom Corner features all of us talking about Mass Effect: Legendary Edition (finally). Special thanks to David Boyle for our amazing logo and to Dan Bull for the song MASS EFFECT RAP, which we use as our theme.

It's a jam packed episode as we try to cover as much of the Citadel DLC as we can in one episode! Carter Hallett joins us to discuss french-japanese fusion restaurants, what it means to survive, and how Shepard can't go five minutes without someone shooting at them. Fandom Corner features the BioWare Gear store again because they're killing it. Special thanks to David Boyle for our amazing logo and to Dan Bull for the song MASS EFFECT RAP, which we use as our theme.

Colin Parker returns to help us discuss the horrors discovered on Horizon. Despite the darkness of humanity, we're glad to see that people finally care about Shepard's mental health and it was amazing to see Miranda reclaim her power. Fandom corner featured another nod to the BioWare gear store. Special thanks to David Boyle for our amazing logo and to Dan Bull for the song MASS EFFECT RAP, which we use as our theme.

The other half of Normandy FM, Eric Van Allen, joins us to discuss the tragic events on Thessia! We discuss yet another hated mounted gun segment, Liara's attitude toward Prothean influence over Asari history, and Kai Leng's cheating ways. Fandom Corner features more footwear, this time from MileHighHeel on Etsy. Special thanks to David Boyle for our amazing logo and to Dan Bull for the song MASS EFFECT RAP, which we use as our theme.

Time for a break with our pal Nick Luck! As we take some time on the Citadel, we talk about how Javik still sucks, Tali is still great, and we want more Elcor all the time. Fandom Corner features some sick shoes Matt found online. Special thanks to David Boyle for our amazing logo and to Dan Bull for the song MASS EFFECT RAP, which we use as our theme.

It's time for one of the most talked about missions in the whole series-- Priority Rannoch! Derek Van Dyke joins us as we bemoan how gay this could have been, the mistakes that were made in previous playthroughs, the innocence of the Geth, and Shepard's obvious death wish. Special thanks to David Boyle for our amazing logo and to Dan Bull for the song MASS EFFECT RAP, which we use as our theme.

This episode takes us deep into the memories of the Geth with Dave Grima of the Dinosaur Machines Game Club Podcast. We talk about the hidden history of the Morning War, the political relevance of this mission, and how frustrating the practical side of this mission was for us as players. Fandom corner features an adorable fan fiction about Legion making a furry friend. Special thanks to David Boyle for our amazing logo and to Dan Bull for the song MASS EFFECT RAP, which we use as our theme.

Sabrina Harms, author of our N7 Day special, joins us to discuss the cold calculus of war. We talk about how much we hate turrets, more missed opportunities, and Tali's reaction to the homeworld sky. Fandom corner features Sabrina's fan fiction found here and Miracle of Sound's Crucible track. Special thanks to David Boyle for our amazing logo and to Dan Bull for the song MASS EFFECT RAP, which we use as our theme.

Friend of the pod Spectre a la Fete joins us as we take on the Geth Dreadnought. We discuss how music defines this mission's mood, an asexual's view on romance, and a lack of growth for our main character. Fandom corner highlights a custom paint job on a Reddit user's PS5. Special thanks to David Boyle for our amazing logo and to Dan Bull for the song MASS EFFECT RAP, which we use as our theme.