I just want to say thank you to everyone who has supported the show from the very beginning. I have never asked for anything other than your time in listening to each episode and since I know how valuable time is, I really want to make sure I emphasize how thankful I am that you listen to the show and that you you've shared it with your circle of friends. Thank you!

What a pleasure it was to be able to chat with Mitchell "Mootyy" Franklin. Such a humble, driven and super ambitious guy. He clearly wants to dominate the league and I have no doubt he will do just that. We talked about his first memories playing video games, what life was like BEFORE the league was announced, what drives him as a competitor, advice for those who didn't make the draft pool and so much much. This episode is straight awesome! Really hope you enjoy it!

WoW! What an amazing episode we got right here. Not only do we talk about vainglory esports and the shift to mobile esports becoming a dominant force in the industry but we also talk about self-awareness and fear and being consistent when it comes to doing your thing whatever that may be. Big respect to Endless and his bro for creating a great consistent podcast for over a year now! Do go check them out if you're into Vainglory!

Had such a great time with Lycan talking about the Meteoric Rise of Rainbow Six Esports! I learned a ton from this guy and even got a new found respect for the complexity of the game. R6 has exploded in popularity in the last year with major organizations coming into the scene. It's going to be exciting to watch over the next 3-5 years! In this episode we talk about everything from Lycan's beginnings in video games all the way to how to clutch a round and how the destructibility of the game adds exciting complexity and strategy. Episode 50 in the books!

Joining me this time is Mo Hallaba, Final Boss of Rekt.gg and in this episode we talk about 3 major news stories relating to Vision Esports, a Crunchbase report about esport funding surging and the expansion of Super League Gaming. We also talk about what's exciting in esports, the biggest trends Mo is seeing and we dig into the details of Rekt.gg and what it's like running a startup. All this and more!

Had such a blast talking with Mike Crossman CEO of a Northeast Esports Gaming Entertainment Company Claim To Fame Entertainment. They are dedicated to hosting esports focused events and have created a community of passionate gamers in the Capitol Region of NY State. We go into some really deep details related to the business of running an esports startup. Everything from inspiration for his idea, to what success looks like and how he tracks it, to what his company looks like in 5 years.

Super excited to have the man Wheels.2k on the podcast to talk about The Rise of Esports Video Content. He is a Video Editor for Splyce and Host of Behind The Cut Podcast. We talk about what should you do if you create something that sucks, do you really love what you put out, the current state of esports content and how to supplement video with other forms of content. He ends the show with giving some advice to new content creators particularly around the very controversial idea of working for free.

Hey everybody! This episode is all about the Best Moments From the Last 15 Episodes of the Best Esports Podcast on the Planet, the Esports Narrative. These are some of my favorite, the most amazing, the most insightful and entertaining clips I found. It has been such a pleasure producing this esports podcast for you. Thank you guests, thank you listeners. If you're new here, tap that subscribe button and leave me a review & rating on apple podcasts. Really hope you enjoy this episode!

Had such a fun time talking to Classic about Best Practices for Growing an Amazing Twitch Stream & an Awesome Community. We talked about so many good things here, such as what you really should be focusing on when you first start streaming and we talk about some things that has helped classic grow his stream. You definitely want to stay until the end of this one. If you got value from this episode please share it on Twitter and tag me and classic in your post!

Classic has a minor in Video Games study and major in Psychology. He finished his degree in december 2017 while growing his stream. You can catch him on Twitter @classic_rl and at Twitch.tv/classic_rl and youtube.com/c/classic_rl

Maybe you've heard of it before, maybe you haven't. But one thing is for sure Sim Racing is the World's Fastest Esport. This week Niel Hekkens, Owner of NEO Endurance, joins me on the podcast and we talk all about his journey into esports. We talk about his love for racing and where his passion for sim racing started. We talk about the sim racing community and how the ties to traditional racing may be even closer than other esports and their sports counterparts. All that and so much more!

Follow Niel and NEO Endurance on twitter @nielhekkens and @NEOendurance. For even more information about NEO Endurance stop by their website https://www.neo-endurance.com/