http://www.racketboy.com/podcast/racket ... final-show
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We'd love to hear your reflections on the show's run. We talk a bit about it in the show, of course, but I think we both agreed that while we really enjoyed the "regular shows" that we did the highlight of the podcast was the quality of interviews and guests that we had over the years. As part of this post, I thought I'd compile that list:
Kurt Kulata (HG101)
Nick Reichart (Racketboy.com)
David Mrozek (The Video Game Critic)
Eugene Jarvis (Defender, Smash TV, NBA Jam)
Mark Turmell (NBA Jam, NFL Blitz)
Ville Vahervuori and Doug Lowry (Wizard of Wor record holders)
Britt LaRiviere (founder of The Speed Gamers)
Loading Ready Run comedy troupe
Steve Cartwright (Barnstorming, Seaquest)
Brandon Cobb (Super Fighter Team)
Vince Briel (Apple hardware enthusiast)
David Foley (Chakan, B.O.B., Strike series)
JJ Hendricks (videogamepricecharts.com)
Nathan Barnatt (Keith Apicary)
Benoit Renard (Phantasy Star Cave)
Gary Vincent (American Classic Arcade Museum)
Stewart "Wombat" Nacaht (CheapAssGamer)
Joe Santulli (Digital Press)
Jamie York (Game Underground store)
Nathan Fouts (Shoot 1-Up, Explosionade, Serious Sam Double D)
Michael Wilford (Explosionman, Comic Jumper, The Maw)
Jamie Cheng (Shank, Mark of the Ninja, Don't Starve)
Thomas Sansone (publisher of Video Game Trader Magazine)
Joe LeVan (Owner of Challenge Arcade in Reading, PA)
Ben Heck (famous modder)
Bacteria (famous modder)
Garnet Hertz (Outrun Project)
Lance Cortez (co-founder of Retroware TV)
Derek Slaton (retro game media producer)
Rafael Dyll (composer for Soldner-X, NG Dev games, etc.)
Matthew Doucett (Decimation X, Score Rush)
Adam Milecki (Rockin' Android)
Mike Posehn (Strike series)
Brandon DiCamillo (Jackass fame, Mortal Kombat record holder)
Ryan Morrison (Hands on Tanagrams, Pixel Lincoln)
MechCorps folks
Ed Fries (father of Xbox, Halo 2600)
Will Nicholes (Duck Attack, Atari homebrew)
Daron Stinnett (Star Wars: Dark Forces, Outlaws)
Albert Reed (Shoot Many Robots)
Chris Melissinos (Smithsonian's Art of Video Games)
Brett Vanderbrook and Chad Williams (PBC Productions)
James Rolfe (Angry Video Game Nerd)
The Able Gamers
Speed Demos Archive staff
The Protomen
Hal Larsson, Tim Ambrogi, and Mike Ambrogi (Jamestown)
Henry Lowood (Stanford University historian, librarian of games)
Tom Lipshultz (XSEED)
Kirsten Miller (Endless History Nihon Falcom fansite)
Pete Rosky (Double Dragon Neon)
Mia Putrino (Sonic 4)
Dean Dodrill (Dust: An Elysian Tail)
Timothy Loew (Massachusetts Digital Games Institute)
David Gaider (Dragon Age series, Baldur's Gate series)
Trent Oster (Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights)
Charlie McShane (Yogscast: And the Mystical Dream Tower)
Stoic Studio (Banner Saga)
Leslie Redd (Director of Educational Programs at Valve Software)
Elizabeth Lane Lawley (Rochester Institute of Technology)
James Portnow (author of Extra Credits)
Crystal and Todd Graziano (famous cosplayers)
Ackk Studios (Two Brothers)
Sean Valesco (Shovel Knight)
Dave Welch (Boot Hill Heroes)
Jordan Weisman (Shadowrun, Mechwarrior)
Dan Geisler (Road Rash)
Chris Stollings (Operation Rainfall)
Mike Moehnke (RPGamer.com)
Chris Avellone (Planescape Torment, Fallout)
Bill Stiernberg (Zeboyd Games)
Daniel Johnson (author Wario Land 4 book)
…and about a dozen forum members, mods, etc.
all told we had more than 100 people take part in the show over the past 5 years - which is something we can always look back on with pride.
