Here's a list of the podcasts other than Easy Allies Podcast and Frame Trap that I listen to on a regular basis. I listen to more than these, but those are very much based on "who's the guest?" rather than the actual dynamic of the show itself.

Film Junk - best in the biz, the funniest movie podcast around and my favorite podcast overall. I've been listening to this show for almost 10 years at this point, which is weird to think about.

Never Not Funny - I love Jimmy and the gang. Hopefully we won't be losing Garon soon.

Comedy Bang Bang - hit and miss, but when it hits it's amazing.

Improv4humans - I don't listen to every episode of I4H, but pick the ones where there's a good line-up of improvisers, which is often the case, so I listen to most eps.

Dough Boys - I never would have thought a podcast about fast food could be this funny, but it has quickly become one of my favorite podcasts #spoonnation.

PS I Love You xoxo - the replacement for Podcast Beyond, which is definitely not for me any longer. While not as good as Beyond was in its prime, it's still great.

U Talkin U2 To Me? (RIP) - please, make new eps boys.

Ball Junk - irregular offshoot from Film Junk talking about sports, great stuff.

I'm looking forward to both, and will probably buy both, but which one I'll be digging in first depends on the buzz around each games campaign.

Out of all the mass produced figures aimed at nerds that you can get they're probably my least favorite.

Great interview. I always love hearing from Suda, even if I'm not all that excited about Let It Die.

It's my name.

@DeweyDTruman I imagine a lot. I'm guilty myself!

Also, that was some sweet B-roll.

I would definitely be interested in this depending on what got chosen. I'm fairly open to most genres with shounen being the only one I mostly avoid. But even those can be interesting to watch as long as it's not drawn out.

I really liked EA's conference, thought it moved at a great pace - sorry. Unlike Brandon I also enjoyed Patrick on the stage talking about Battlefield 1.

Until I see some must-play games that are only available in VR I'm not buying into it.

I think the perfect length is about an hour and a half. Not too short, not too long. But when there's something big on the horizon like E3 it makes sense to beef it up, and when there's nothing interesting to talk about it's fine if the podcast is just an hour long.