Do you enjoy soothing vocalizations delicately draped over hard-hitting discussion about the videogame industry? Then our Silicon Sasquatch podcasts (lovingly referred to as the SquatchCast) will satiate your need for analytical dissection and postulation about our favorite digital pastime. Our format encourages intelligent discourse meant to push to the center of the topic as succinctly as possible. Rambling happens, but at least it’s intelligent rambling.

The Silicon Sasquatch podcast is (ideally) released once a month, recorded using Skype and Audacity, and is produced by Nick Cummings. Guests on the show rotate to include Silicon Sasquatch editors Aaron Thayer and Nick Cummings, senior contributor Doug Bonham, contributor Tyler Martin and Epic Default writer Spencer Tordoff.

We’re constantly working to improve our podcasts’ format and flow, so feel free to leave us any relevant comments — positive or negative. Your parents were actually right: criticism truly is constructive.

Episodes:

#7. December 8th, 2009 — 2010: The Year We Make Contact…and subsequently go broke.
#6. December 2nd, 2009 — Part one of a two-part podcast extravaganza: Recent blockbuster titles, and all about the Modern Warfare 2 controversies.
#5. September 18th, 2009 — Our PAX 2009 post-show.
#4. August 30th, 2009 — Shadow Complex, Orson Scott Card, homosexuality and consumer ethics.
#3. [missing reel]
#2. August 3rd, 2009 — The infamous “summer drought” of quality game releases, and how 2009 stacks up.
#1. July 25th, 2009 — Rock Band, Guitar Hero and rhythm games: have we hit over-saturation?