Eric Bouchard, Jay Sims and Blake Webster take on what can be a bit of a tough topic, especially for gamers who podcast about games: How can you be content and still be a gamer? Take a listen to what we believe will be a rather encouraging podcast about learning to enjoy what you have […]
In this week’s episode, Jay Sims and Eric Bouchard talk a little about what they have been playing and watching. They also have some great vacation/road trip stories. [audio:http://everydaygamers.com/podcasts/EDG%20Podcast%20Ep%20373.mp3] EDG Podcast Ep. #373 Music “Rockslide: The EDG Podcast Theme” by Robert Payne Join us on Discord!
They guys are back, and this time, they are talking about Comfort Games. Join Eric Bouchard, Jay Sims, and Blake Webster as they share the games they find themselves going back to play time and time again. [audio:http://everydaygamers.com/podcasts/EDG%20Podcast%20Ep%20372.mp3] EDG Podcast Ep. #372 Music “Rockslide: The EDG Podcast Theme” by Robert Payne
While I am sure this comes as a some great surprise, the EDG Crew has been playing some games as of late. In this week’s episode, Jay Sims, Blake Webster and Eric Bouchard discuss what games they have been playing and whatever else is going on in their lives. [audio:http://everydaygamers.com/podcasts/EDG%20Podcast%20Ep%20371.mp3] EDG Podcast Ep. 371 Music […]
The boys are back, and it’s time for more games and more stories. This week, it is Eric Bouchard, Jay Sims, and Blake Webster swapping stories of life and games. And yes, the name will make sense once you here the introduction. [audio:http://everydaygamers.com/podcasts/EDG%20Podcast%20Ep%20370.mp3] EDG Podcast Ep. #370 Music “Rockslide: The EDG Podcast Theme” by Robert […]
This week, it is Jay Sims, Eric Bouchard, and Blake Webster in the mix for the podcast. The topic: Games that surprised them when they played them either the first time or went back to play yhem later. [audio:http://everydaygamers.com/podcasts/EDG%20Podcast%20Ep%20369.mp3] EDG Podcast Ep. #369 Music “Rockslide: The EDG Podcast Theme” by Robert Payne
