On this week's episode, ESPN reporter and esports aficionado, Jacob Wolf, joins host Josiah Renaudin to discuss ESPN's new focus on esports, the types of stories that fans care about the most, the success of The International 2016, and what the business of competitive gaming will look like in 2020.

On this week's episode, Jake Baldino and Tommy Toe Hold join host Josiah Renaudin to talk about their expectations going in to No Man's Sky, their frustrations with the inventory system, the coolest moments they had on new planets, and what can be done to make the game better.

On this week's episode, GoodGameBro owner Doug Veney joins host Josiah Renaudin to discuss the business behind YouTube. They cover how to build subscribers, methods to grow your daily views, how much editing goes into a single video, and what you can do to stand out among the flood of Let's Play channels.

On this week's episode, VideoGamer's head of video production, Simon Miller, joins host Josiah Renaudin to discuss the growth of VideoGamer's YouTube channel, the many different characters they've created, how to balance the video and editorial sides of the site, why it's sometimes important to take games less seriously, and the future of VideoGamer.

On this week's episode, Giant Bomb senior editor, Alex Navarro, joins host Josiah Renaudin to discuss post-E3 vacations, the origins of Giant Bomb, how personality-based sites have flourished, the health of game reviews, the state of the industry as a whole, and the expansion of Giant Bomb.

On this week's episode, Glixel leading man John Davison joins host Josiah Renaudin to discuss the direction of the new Rolling Stone site, how Glixel will tackle the culture surrounding games, the use of regular freelancers, whether or not games writing is on the upswing, and when you can expect the Glixel's full launch.

On the 50th episode of The 1099, Polygon's Phil Kollar joins host Josiah Renaudin to discuss the direction of The Rift Herald, the changes Polygon has made since its inception, the obstacles new gaming websites face, and how the industry can start writing better reviews.

On this week's episode, Lorne Lanning, co-founder and president of Oddworld Inhabitants, revisits the podcast to discuss the development of Oddworld: Soulstorm, the benefits and struggles of putting your game on PlayStation Plus, why there will be new consoles almost every year, and the state of the indie market.

On this week’s episode, Kyle Orland, senior gaming editor at Ars Technica, joins host Josiah Renaudin to discuss the state of the industry and the basic blueprint for getting a full-time job at a major website. They cover how you get your editorial footing, writing’s decreasing significance in games coverage, what E3 will look like in a few years, the importance of PlayStation VR for the immediate future of the industry, and what you might expect from emerging sites like Glixel.

On this week's show, freelance extraordinaire and GameSpot E3 representative, Miguel Concepcion, joins host Josiah Renaudin to recap the E3 2016 show floor experience. Then, CNET senior editor and Tomorrow Daily host, Ashley Esqueda, discusses her favorite games at E3 and explains how PlayStation VR can succeed this fall.