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"Metroid"

  Tonight’s game needs no introduction, but will get one anyway - “Metroid”.  Released as one of two entries in Nintendo’s Adventure Series on the NES (with the other being Kid Icarus), Metroid was initially released on the Famicom Disk System in 1986, then in North America in August of 1987 and la…

GAMESCAST: Fire Emblem Returns & Xenoblade Genesis Shock! (with KABIPLAYS)

What is the ultimate Joker origin story, and could Fire Emblem and Xenoblade be cooking up their biggest entries yet? In this episode of the Boss Rush Games Cast, Patrick Klein, Taylor, and Stoy Jovic welcome special guest KABIPLAYS (@KabiPlays) to dive deep into the massive summer video game show…

How a thing becomes a THING - Stanley Cups to T. Swift | 3.10.24

There’s a difference between a thing, and a Thing, and if you haven’t been keeping up at all with the recent capitalistic and insane trend that has swept the entire nation, you might not know this. This is a rant, I’m sure of it, though it’s not even begun yet. I can feel it bubbling up inside m…

I Look At All That Shaped Us | 5.15.22

It was Mario’s fault, in the end, or the Princess finally being found in the right castle. Either way, in 1989, my Dad split his head open and needed half a dozen stitches the night before he and my Mom were to fly to Rome, Italy as a celebration gift for the Los Angeles Dodgers winning the World …

Raff's Brain #250: HOT YOGA PROBLEMS - Bird Dog Betrayal & the Robot Apocalypse!

250 episodes. One destroyed yogi. Zero mastery of the eagle pose. Raff’s Brain reaches Episode 250, and Rob marks the occasion in the most appropriate way possible: stumbling out of an absurdly difficult hot yoga class and immediately complaining about it into a microphone. The trouble begins with …

The Long Grind Behind A Better Duck Decoy | Jahpoo Outdoor's Story

We catch up with Carson, the founder of Jahpoo, on how a frustrating start in public land duck hunting turned into a motion duck decoy company built through trial, error, and pure persistence. We dig into the real work behind product development, why “process” matters more than hype, and how hunter…

Your Most Meaningful Deer Story Has Nothing To Do With Antlers | Okayest Hunter | Eric Clark

We sit down with Eric Clark from Okayest Hunter and get honest about hunting pride, online shaming, and why the only “trophy standard” that matters is your own. We also talk about raising kids outside, learning through failure, and building a hunting community that stays humble and welcoming.  • wh…

A Company Built On Old-School Duck Hunting Values | A Peak Inside What Makes Honey Brake So Special | Wild Game Cooking | Delta Feather Founder Crawford Allen

You can buy new gear every season, post a thousand clips, and still come up empty on the one thing that actually lasts: a story your family can hold. That’s why this conversation with Crawford Allen hits. He’s the guy behind Delta Feather, a brand built around old-school waterfowl culture like hunt…

Finding Purpose Through Hunting with Christian Zeron

On the Hunt for Success podcast, the host interviews Christian Zoron, a longtime entrepreneur and watch enthusiast, about building resilience in business, balancing pride in hard work with financial outcomes, and staying principled even when it costs views or money. Zoron explains how he started Th…

Things That Made Us (Pt 5): Bike Rides, Boredom, and Starting a Band with Darren Robinson of Phantom Planet

In this episode, Travis and Danny sit down with Darren Robinson, founding guitarist of Phantom Planet, best known for "California"—the track that became the iconic, defining theme song for the hit TV series The O.C. Darren shares how he picked up guitar at 11, how the band took shape, and why he’s …