Season 7
This is Actually [Not] a Dave Ramsey Podcast
Get a Job!
This Episode is 24% Tariffed
Literary Drug Dealers
Season 6
Somehow managing to connect Pope Francis's passing to a hatred of cozy games, we meander through gaming news while actively avoiding anything resembling relaxation or staying on topic. • 01:07 - Pope Francis tribute • 04:16 - Anti-cozy games manifesto • 14:22 - Switch 2 pricing debate • 27:56 - Japanese housing repair scam • 32:54 - Gaming news roundup
We discuss Bungie's new game, Marathon, while debating the eternal struggle between premium vs. free-to-play games, all while nursing our collective Destiny-shaped emotional wounds. • 00:09 - Sakura festival and Marathon announcement • 13:31 -The problem with free-to-play games • 28:15 = Battle passes and gaming burnout • 34:33 - Marathon's marketing approach • 39:48 - Nintendo Switch 2 and Astroneer news
The crew dives into Nintendo's upcoming Switch 2 and its pricing drama, bouncing between defending and criticizing the gaming giant's decisions while taking entertaining detours through gaming history - from GameCube classics to the days of swapping CD-ROMs between computers. • 00:10 - Switch 2 Basics • 06:34 - Price Talk • 15:00 - Old Tech Stories • 22:27 - Handheld Gaming • 37:37 - Japan vs World • 46:45 - Digital Future
In this season opener, Johnnie and DiJaDi prove that all of this has happened before, and all of it will happen again, as they cycle through familiar patterns: starting with gaming news like Game Informer's revival before inevitably wandering into passionate tangents about book adaptations, Fast & Furious movies, and their shared nostalgia for older games - all while playfully noting the ironic absence of their colleague who demanded the new recording time. • 00:10 - Show intro and schedule changes • 03:05 - Game Informer news • 19:23 - Fast & Furious talk • 24:19 - Wheel of Time discussion • 34:12 - Minecraft updates • 41:24 - Assassin's Creed retrospective
This train has no breaks.
It's Sea of Thieves in Space!
The monolith crumbled. Seeds were planted. A new world is just beginning, as the old one is salted.
Maybe the correlation between Farmer finding out he's not paid and his frequent absences isn't coincidental.
The State of Meh.
This is just a fact.