List of video game podcasts
The following is a list of video game podcasts.
List
| Podcast | Year | Starring, Narrator(s), or Host(s) | Produced by | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Game Deflators | 2019–Present | John and Ryan | Independent | [1] |
| The 1UP Show | 2005–2009 | Jane Pinckard, Ryan O'Donnell, and Che Chou | 1Up Network | [2][3] |
| GFW Radio | 2006–2008 | Jeff Green and Shawn Elliott | 1Up Network | [4][5] |
| Podcast Beyond | 2007–present | Max Scoville and Brian Altano | IGN | [6] |
| Kinda Funny Podcast | 2013–present | Greg Miller, Tim Gettys, Nick Scarpino, and Andy Cortez | Independent | [7] |
| Game Scoop! | 2006–present | Daemon Hatfield and Justin Davis | IGN | [8] |
| Gamertag Radio | 2005–present | Danny Peña, Peter Toledo and Parris Lilly | AudioBoom | [9] |
| Spawn On Me with Kahlief Adams | 2016–present | Kahlief Adams | Independent (Formerly Fanbyte) | [10] |
| Triple Click | 2020–present | Kirk Hamilton, Maddy Myers, and Jason Schreier | Maximum Fun | [11] |
| Filthy Casuals | 2015–present | Tommy Dassalo, Ben Vernel and Adam Knox | Independent | [12] |
| What's Good Games | 2017–2024 | Andrea Rene, Brittney Brombacher and Kristine Steimer | Independent | [13] |
| Wizard and the Bruiser | [14] | |||
| Game Query | 2019–present | Independent | [15] | |
| Retronauts | 2006–present | Jeremy Parish and Bob Mackey | Independent | [16] |
| Get Played | 2019–present | Heather Anne Campbell, Nick Wiger, and Matt Apodaca | Earwolf | [17] |
| The Daily Fortnite Show | 2020–present | Anchor | [18] | |
| Giant Bombcast | 2008–present | Independent | [19] | |
| The Game Informer Show | 2009–present | Alex Stadnik, Alex Van Aken, and Kyle Hilliard | Game Informer | [20][21] |
| Waypoint Radio | 2016–2023 | Austin Walker, Rob Zacny, Patrick Klepek, Natalie Watson, Chia Contreras, and Renata Price | Vice | [22][23] |
| Massively Overpowered Podcast | 2015–present | Justin Olivetti | Independent | [24] |
| Major Nelson Radio | 2011–present | Major Nelson | Microsoft | [25][26] |
| The Noobology Podcast | 2020 | Mav & Ash | Independent | [27] |
| 8-4 Play | 2010–present | Mark MacDonald, John Ricciardi, Hiroko Minamoto, Justin Epperson, Roy Blakely, Sarah Podzorski, and Graeme Howard | Independent | [28] |
| The Easy Allies Podcast | 2016–present | Brandon Jones, Kyle Bosman, Isla Hink, Daniel Bloodworth, Michael Huber, Don Casanova | Independent | [29] |
| Cane and Rinse | 2011–present | Cane and Rinse | [30] | |
| Nintendo Power | 2017–2023 | Nintendo | [31] | |
| The 1099 | 2015–present | Josiah Renaudin | Independent | [32] |
| The Heroine’s Journey | [33] | |||
| Sound of Play | 2015–present | Leon Cox | Cane and Rinse | [34] |
| Not A Game | 2013–2016 | Tom Hatfield | Independent | [35] |
| The Brainy Gamer Podcast | 2008–2013 | Michael Abbott | Independent | [36] |
| Bits N' Bricks | 2020-2023 | Brian Crecente and Ethan Vincent | ||
| Remap Radio | 2023–present | Rob Zacny, Patrick Klepek, and Ricardo Contreras | Independent | [37] |
| Nintendo Voice Chat | 2008–present | IGN | [38] | |
| The MinnMax Show | 2019–present | Ben Hanson, Kyle Hilliard, Jacob Geller, Sarah Podzorski, Haley MacLean, Jeff Marchiafava, Janet Garcia, Kelsey Lewin and Leo Vader | Independent | [39] |
| Nextlander | 2021–present | Vinny Caravella, Brad Shoemaker and Alex Navarro | Independent | [22] |
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