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New Game Old Game

Hosted by No Alumni · business · EN

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About this Podcast:

The New Game Old Game Podcast is a series of conversations about work, skills, alternative careers, rehumanizing our vocational outputs, leadership, culture, and much more - all in this rapidly changing world of ours. Hosted by Matt LaFleur and Greg Snyder, the podcast explores why the Old Game of work, credentials-first thinking, linear careers, and outdated systems is broken, and what the New Game requires instead: skills, adaptability, authenticity, and real output. This isn’t hype, hustle culture, or anti-college. It’s honest conversation for leaders, trades and technical professionals, and anyone who feels the system no longer works. So, welcome to the New Game Old Game Podcast , powered by No Alumni . Subscribe, share with a friend, follow along, and keep up with us online at <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href

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Booking probability

21%

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Selective

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Questions about New Game Old Game

What is New Game Old Game about?

The New Game Old Game Podcast is a series of conversations about work, skills, alternative careers, rehumanizing our vocational outputs, leadership, culture, and much more - all in this rapidly changing world of ours.

Who hosts New Game Old Game?

New Game Old Game is hosted by No Alumni. The show has published 8 episodes to date.

What has New Game Old Game covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Episode 6: When Learning Doesn’t Look Like School" (3 March 2026, 55 minutes), "Episode 5: Re-doing No Alumni Intro & Meet Skullie" (25 February 2026, 45 minutes), and "Episode 4: No Alumni to the Bone (bad audio!)" (13 February 2026, 50 minutes).

How often does New Game Old Game publish?

New Game Old Game publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 32 minutes across 8 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on New Game Old Game?

Booking probability for New Game Old Game is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. New Game Old Game requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. New Game Old Game's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch New Game Old Game?

The strongest fits for New Game Old Game are Business & Management Consulting. New Game Old Game has a business audience.

About the host

No Alumni hosts New Game Old Game, a business podcast with 8 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #6

    Episode 6: When Learning Doesn’t Look Like School

    Mar 3, 202655 minS1

    <p>In our first guest episode, Matt and Greg sit down with Sheila to talk about education, entrepreneurship, and trusting your kids more than the system.<br /><br />She shares how one son went from homeschooling to a...

  • Episode #5

    Episode 5: Re-doing No Alumni Intro & Meet Skullie

    Feb 25, 202645 minS1

    <p>You’ve heard us reference No Alumni and Skullie before. But what does that actually mean?<br /><br />In Episode 5 of the New Game Old Game Podcast, Matt LaFleur and Greg Snyder break down the story and symbolism...

  • Episode #4

    Episode 4: No Alumni to the Bone (bad audio!)

    Feb 13, 202650 minS1

    <p>You’ve heard us say it many times: this podcast is powered by No Alumni. But what does that actually mean?<br /><br />In Episode 4 of the New Game Old Game Podcast, Matt LaFleur and Greg Snyder pull back the curtain...

  • Episode #3

    Episode 3: Defining the New Game

    Jan 29, 202633 minS1

    <p>In Episode 3 of the New Game Old Game Podcast, Matt LaFleur and Greg Snyder move from diagnosing the Old Game to clearly describing what the New Game is and what it currently rewards.<br /><br />Drawing on recent...

  • Episode #2

    Episode 2, Part II: Old Game vs. New Game at Work - Linear Careers, Authentic Culture, and AI

    Dec 30, 202522 minS1

    <p>Work is changing fast, and the “Old Game” rules aren’t holding.<br /><br />In this episode of the New Game Old Game Podcast (powered by No Alumni), Matt LaFleur and Greg Snyder go deeper on what Old Game thinking...

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  • Episode #2

    Episode 2, Part I: What We Mean by “New Game Old Game" and Why Work Feels Broken

    Dec 26, 202527 minS1

    <p>Why does work feel harder than it should - even when you’re doing everything “right”?<br /><br />In this episode of the New Game Old Game Podcast, Matt LaFleur and Greg Snyder unpack what we actually mean by Old Game...

  • New Game Old Game

    Trailer: New Game Old Game Podcast

    Dec 26, 20251 minS1

    <p>If you’ve felt that the old rules of work, careers, and success no longer add up, this podcast is for you - real conversations about why the old game is breaking and what the new game actually demands. Welcome to the...

  • Episode #1

    Episode 1 (Pilot): The New Game Old Game Podcast

    Dec 18, 202523 minS1

    <p>Something about work feels off - and most people can sense it. Companies can’t hire. People feel stuck. The old advice isn’t working anymore.<br /><br />In this pilot episode of New Game Old Game, hosts Matt and Greg...

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