Podcasts

The Boss Rush Women of Gaming Panel – The Boss Rush Podcast Episode 52

As a platform that strives to give different and unique creators a voice, Boss Rush contributor Celeste Roberts leads The Boss Rush Games Women of Gaming panel with author MJ Kuhn (Among Thieves, due out in 2021), fiction writer and streamer Nellie, Ex-Mixer Partner, streamer, and Whitethorn Games Community Manager BeeYoo, and Streamer/Communications Manager at Rose City Games, Kimchica, to discuss gaming as women, growing up gaming, positivity in community, and their favorite female protagonists, among other topics.   

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1v1: A Creator Interview Series

1v1: Celeste Roberts, Technical Writer and Editor

In this One V One episode, Corey interviews the talented and wonderful Celeste Roberts, a technical writer by day and an editor by night over at Another Zelda Podcast. The two discuss teaching English in Japan, cooking, their love of Nintendo and Zelda, being better people in a strange world, and her talents as a writer both professionally and personally. Celeste will also be making more appearances on Nintendo Pow Block.

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1v1: A Creator Interview Series

1v1: Jamal Green, Lead Composer on Skelattack

Carl and Edward host this special episode of One V One with the very talented and awesome composer, Jamal Green. Jamal was the lead composer of the recently released Konami hit, Skelattack, as well as other games, short films, and feature films. They dive into his career as a composer, what his career goals are, what attracted him to this game in particular, and much much more.

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Nintendo Pow Block

New Pokemon Snap, Pokemon Let’s Go 2020, and Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory – Nintendo Pow Block Episode 200

Corey, Edward, and Carl are here to celebrate Nintendo Pow Block episode 200. On this episode, they discuss New Pokemon Snap, Pokemon 2020, Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory, and EA Play. They also discuss the history of the show, what’s it’s meant to them, and where they feel the show can go in the future. Thank you for supporting Nintendo Pow Block for 5 years, you all have meant so much to all of us. It has been an honor and a privilege to give you this show. Now let’s keep gaming!

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