Aug 17, 2026 · 1 hr 57 min · 15 segments
Join Sam, Blaine and Dakota as they duck, dodge, dash, dive and dodge again through a war torn planet where a reptilian race called the locust has emerged and we must fight back. We'll use plenty of…
But anyway, we're going to move on to our next segment where you, the listeners, get to write in and ask us a question or leave us a general comment.
And our little segment known as the Digital Drive-Thru.
Yeah, what you want? Uh, can I get a bacon cheeseburger? No bacon.
Uh, excuse me? We ain't got any more bacon, man.
And we got two comments this time.
So Sam, would you like to read our first comment?
Uh, yeah, regular listener and kind of friend of the podcast, uh, Storm Beagle wrote in and said, sorry, I'm really bad at remembering to comment.
No problem, man.
A lot of people are.
But belated congrats on hitting 50 and counting mainline episodes and two years of podcast to keep up the great work.
Thanks, man.
That's good to hear.
Um, I'm glad you've been enjoying it and you've, you've listened to our stuff a bit.
He's actually been on some episodes before.
Yeah.
Uh, hoagie man, you want to tell them about the episodes he's been on? You want to say anything to storm beagle personally?
Yeah, I mean, Storm Beagle has been on our Pokemon TCG Game Boy Edition.
I believe the name of the game.
maybe one or two others i can't exactly remember every single one but yeah he's been on a several of them before and he's it's always been a joy to have him and obviously any guests we've had onto the show it's always been a joy to have them on here and and it's been a great to hear thank you we've been enjoying the show and Hopefully we keep putting out great product for everybody that listens.
And our second comment is from David Henley.
I want to know what game or franchise started your love of gaming.
Now, David, I want to say that my answer, and I'm pretty sure Sam's answer is going to be pretty boring, but for me, as far as what games started my love of gaming and everything like that, is Super Mario Brothers 3.
But anyway, we're going to move on to our next segment where you, the listeners, get to write in and ask us a question or leave us a general comment.
And our little segment known as the Digital Drive-Thru.
Yeah, what you want? Uh, can I get a bacon cheeseburger? No bacon.
Uh, excuse me? We ain't got any more bacon, man.
And we got two comments this time.
So Sam, would you like to read our first comment?
Uh, yeah, regular listener and kind of friend of the podcast, uh, Storm Beagle wrote in and said, sorry, I'm really bad at remembering to comment.
No problem, man.
A lot of people are.
But belated congrats on hitting 50 and counting mainline episodes and two years of podcast to keep up the great work.
Thanks, man.
That's good to hear.
Um, I'm glad you've been enjoying it and you've, you've listened to our stuff a bit.
He's actually been on some episodes before.
Yeah.
Uh, hoagie man, you want to tell them about the episodes he's been on? You want to say anything to storm beagle personally?
Yeah, I mean, Storm Beagle has been on our Pokemon TCG Game Boy Edition.
I believe the name of the game.
maybe one or two others i can't exactly remember every single one but yeah he's been on a several of them before and he's it's always been a joy to have him and obviously any guests we've had onto the show it's always been a joy to have them on here and and it's been a great to hear thank you we've been enjoying the show and Hopefully we keep putting out great product for everybody that listens.
And our second comment is from David Henley.
I want to know what game or franchise started your love of gaming.
Now, David, I want to say that my answer, and I'm pretty sure Sam's answer is going to be pretty boring, but for me, as far as what games started my love of gaming and everything like that, is Super Mario Brothers 3.
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