In episode 9, we start off with viewers trying to be best friend with content creators, and certain ways viewers try to take advantage or misconstrue such relationships. We also get into the professional field/ jobs, small JayStation update, and small other topics.
In episode 8, the crew reflects on the legacy and cultural impact of the late, Kobe Bryant. We give our thoughts on Super Bowl 54 match-up, with the San Francisco 49ers & Kansas City Chiefs. We also touch basis on the Houston Astros scandal, Final Fantasy 7 trailer & the ImJayStation controversy.
In the seventh installment of the podcast, we give our initial thoughts of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, now that we've played/ seen the game upon release. We also get into Sony removing themselves from E3 for the second year, and speculating them possibly revealing the PS5 during their State of Play presentation. Our final big topic is the discussion of the latest DLC character, Byleth for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate & if there are too many Fire Emblem characters currently. We also touch basis on game delays in 2020, Conor McGregor's fight & Antonio Brown.
In episode 6, we express our opinions on streamer to viewer, and viewer to viewer relationships and how they might affect communities. We also conduct a re-response on the King Nappy situation, & the criticism we received. Finally, we also talk about how people use their high statuses to take advantage of situations.
In Episode 5, the crew talks about personal goals going into the new year, the misinterpretation of content creators/ streamers & what they do, and rumors of PlayStation 5 being fully backwards compatible for all previous PlayStation consoles.
In Episode 4, the last episode of 2019, we talk about King Nappy's absurd return to content creation after his long hiatus, our personal top 5 games of the decade, and express our biggest regrets in the year of 2019.
In episode 3, we go over Bandai Namco's up-and-coming game in 2020, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. We express our thoughts so far on how the game might do come launch & post-launch. We also express our thoughts/ opinions on Nick Cannon's latest diss track to Eminem & their beef altogether.
In the second episode, the crew goes more in-depth on community, what to do & not to do during chat interaction with streaming, and why we think viewers are committed to stick on only one platform.
In the inaugural episode of the Roast-House podcast, the crew talks about content creators/ streamers like ZeRo Wondering, Ninja, Shroud and many others switching platforms. They also touch basis on community building & what it takes, and their thoughts on COPPA with it affecting YouTube.
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