Gaming Industry Podcasts

The WAN Show

Linus Tech Tips

The WAN Show is your weekly deep dive into the fast-paced world of technology, hardware, and the digital landscape. Hosted with a signature blend of sharp analysis and candid commentary, the show unpacks the biggest headlines shaping our modern lives. Whether it is breaking down the shifting strategies of industry titans like Sony, Microsoft, and Google, or exploring the evolving future of PC gaming and AI, the hosts leave no stone unturned. Every episode balances serious investigative reporting with an engaging, informal rhythm. You will hear extensive discussions on the complexities of the gaming industry—ranging from the decline of physical media to the rise of specialized hardware like the Steam Machine—alongside insightful looks at mobile security, software design, and the ethical dilemmas surrounding emerging artificial intelligence. Beyond the news cycle, the show highlights the human side of tech, often contrasting corporate mandates with actual user needs. The hosts bring a unique perspective to everything from complex global supply chain issues and domain squatting to the practicalities of Linux gaming and smart hardware. With a focus on critical thinking and keeping tech culture accessible, The WAN Show is essential listening for anyone who wants to stay informed on the evolving trends, persistent challenges, and exciting innovations that define the world of computing today. Join the conversation as the hosts break down the latest, the weirdest, and the most important developments in tech.

Sacred Symbols: A PlayStation Podcast

Last Stand Media & Studio71

Sacred Symbols: A PlayStation Podcast is a weekly deep dive into the world of Sony gaming, anchored by industry veteran Colin Moriarty and his long-time co-host, comedian Chris Ray Gun. While the show is fundamentally rooted in the history, news, and future of the PlayStation ecosystem—ranging from the latest console updates to retrospectives on gaming classics—it is equally defined by the rapport between its hosts. Each episode serves as a window into a wide-ranging conversation that feels less like a structured news report and more like an open-ended hangout. Listeners can expect candid commentary on the gaming industry’s shifting landscape, critiques of modern consumer culture, and thoughtful discussions on everything from physical media preservation to the quirks of homeownership and personal milestones. The show thrives on its intimate connection with its audience, frequently dedicating time to listener feedback, community stories, and interactive segments that make the community feel like an integral part of the broadcast. Whether they are breaking down the latest hardware concerns, sharing nostalgic reflections on 90s media, or navigating the realities of life behind the scenes of a creative network, Colin and Chris maintain a balance of sharp professional insight and lighthearted, self-deprecating humor. It is a show for those who want to stay informed about gaming, but who appreciate the tangents, personal growth, and authentic perspectives that only long-term friendship can provide.