Owen and Tony chat with members of Tony's Fireteam in Destiny. The group discuss how they got into playing Destiny, what they are most looking forward to in Destiny 2, and what they will miss most about the original game.

Owen interviews his friend and fellow Oneonta Theatre Alumni, Andrew Tejada. If you would like to know more about the projects that Andrew is working on feel free to check out Loop Troupe at https://www.facebook.com/LoopTroupe/

and ASK Theatre at https://www.facebook.com/asktheatre/

Also be sure to come out to see Loop Troupe's Family Band Perform live this Friday night at The Medicine Theater in NYC click here for more details https://www.facebook.com/events/1937937309822492/?__mref=mb

Are video games art? Is theatre entertainment? Owen explores these questions and discusses the future of Stage of the Game

This week Jessie discusses her project La Maupin, being vulnerable in the theatre and the nostalgic video games of her childhood.

Part one of a four part monologue series. Because our schedules don't line up for the next month we will be doing individual episodes each week with one of the members of the Stage of the Game crew. This week, Owen discuss getting frustrated with video games and his dream of a Heavy Metal musical.

So unfortunately when you try and get people who work in theatre to record a weekly podcast, there are bound to be scheduling conflicts. But Owen really wanted to give his take on both the Tonys and E3 which were this past weekend. So he recorded this for you all.

The group makes predictions for the Tony's and E3, discuss the concept of episodic gaming and theatre and each reveal their best moments in theatre and gaming.

Owen, Tony, Jessie and Morgan introduce themselves to the audience, what games they are currently playing and explain the premise of the podcast.