Hosted by Drew Messinger-Michaels · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 185 episodes
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A longform interview podcast where we talk about everything, by talking about games. We gather insights and stories from game developers, designers, composers, writers, artists, directors, producers, and everyone else who makes games what they are.
Drew Messinger-Michaels hosts Everybody's Talking At Once, a arts show with 185 episodes published.
Process is Matthew Seiji Burns' first novel, in some ways following directly from his work on Eliza (and the under-appreciated rest of his narratives for the Zachtronics/Coincidence catalog) but in other ways, exploring
The one and only droqen puzzle-platforms on over to discuss his latest game The End of Gameplay , and how it responds to the stubbornly present, all-too-alive gameplay in his game Starseed Pilgrim . This requires a provi
Barney Oram gets into different patterns of sound design, in all sorts of different roles and at all sorts of different scales—plus his love of film in general and Billy Wilder in particular, the durable ethos that "if i
Rasheed Abueideh and Rami Ismail talk about Dreams on a Pillow . We talk about how the game combines layered, poetic audiovisuals and gameplay with history and folklore in order to create an account of the Nakba "that is
Lilith Walther aetherboosts her way on over to talk about Nightmare Kart , its previously life as Bloodborne KART , its demake predecessor Bloodborne PSX , and the relationship between retro aesthetics, open development
Dragon's Dogma II is full of inventive, quirky flourishes, meaningful frictions, and... shameless micro-transactions that capitalize on those exact quirks and frictions. We can, of course, get meaning and joy out of art
Helldivers II is a wildly popular co-op shooter. It's also extremely funny. It's also very much about fascism, both in the sense that its satirical lens is aimed at fascist tendencies in moribund democracies, and in the
While the show was taking a break, Drew started putting together some essays on the growing list of recent recent surprise hits—games that, for whatever reason, have been doing vastly better than their developers or publ
Lucio and Drew talk about some of the games they've enjoyed gaming at this year, from KarmaZoo, Pizza Tower , Wobbly Life , and The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog, to Remnant II , Spider-Man 2 , Street Fighter 6, Jedi: Sur
Glen Henry and Chase Bethea drop achor awhile and talk about Sunken Stones , why pirates mean freedom, and why the Golden Age of Piracy was a lot more Caribbean than Pirates of the Caribbean would have you believe. Also,
Ezra Szanton painstakingly platforms his way over to talk about To The Flame , the first in his new studio's forthcoming kinda-trilogy of horror games. He also talks about how to effective horror, what makes a game inter
Eric Peterson hops on over to talk about the joys of hobbyist game development, the things that need to change in professional game development (even when compared to other parts of tech), and the cultural importance of
Ryan Canuel of Petricore stops by for a mostly-not-especially-spooky conversation about augmented reality, what bootstrapping actually means, and?alright, some stuff about horror movies right at the end there. You can ge
Jerry Belich talks about his wild work in the Alt.ctrl milieu, his boundary-redefining escape rooms (for lack of a better term), and his digital game work, from Recommendation Dog and Reel Steal on the Playdate, to High
Des Gayle ascends to the sky island of podcastery to discuss his storied career as a producer, the difficulty of enjoying art when you know how it's made?experiencing it with kids can help?and the joys of self-contained
Matt Brelsford opens his hundred eyes and talks about the "loose collective" that is Tiny Mass Games, the spiritual dimension of game development, and (of course) Ophanim. You can find Tiny Mass Games on itch.io . You ca
Drew and L talk about their time so far with Baldur's Gate 3 , which works beautifully as a sprawling computer RPG, and as a unique intersection of free play and complex game rules—but how does it work as an introduction
Bryant Cannon tunes into our frequency to talk a bit about OXENFREE II: Lost Signals (which it's too early to spoil), and a whole lot about The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (which it's high time to start spoilin
Jaku is a security expert, a speedrunner, and a longtime builder of tools that expand how we interact with games online—from Crowd Control, which empowers streamers' audiences to alter the state of the games being stream
Jessica Antenorcruz has a unique, and also uniquely appropriate role on the upcoming drag queen fighting game Drag Her! She's in charge of the game's writing, from spoken lines to character concepts to plot?and she's als
Rami Ismail
2 appearances on this show
Chase Bethea
1 appearance on this show
Glen Henry
Creator of Beleaf In Fatherhood · Belief in Fatherhood
1 appearance on this show
Eric Peterson
Senior Software Developer for Ortus Solutions · Project Headspace and Timing
1 appearance on this show
Paul Chamberlain
Head of Employment and People Solutions · JMW Solicitors
1 appearance on this show
Osama Dorias
Lead gameplay designer · Brass Lion Entertainment
1 appearance on this show
Megan Fox
1 appearance on this show
Chris King
CEO of a semiconductor company · King Business and Financial Management
1 appearance on this show
Zach Barth
7 appearances on this show
Sam Rosenthal
RootsAction.org
2 appearances on this show
Jim Guthrie
Car Crafters
1 appearance on this show
Jordan Thomas
anthropologist and former hotshot wildland firefighter · Jordan Thomas Foundation
2 appearances on this show
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