Humans of Gaming

Ryan Bowdre talks about his love of "Super Smash Bros.", his time at Blizzard, and his belief on earning the right to speak to people's lives.

Andy Robertson, the author of “Taming Gaming”, describes himself as a “good dad.” Originally a technical writer for tax software, Andy took a leap to write for video games and has done so for 15 years while curating an impressive database of video games at the Family Video Game Database. Encouraging the active participation of […]

Board game designer Mondo Davis talks about how his life experience affects his beliefs, parenting, and special friendships.

Gabe Barrett is a man with a litany of stories: football at Auburn, ministry and family in Honduras, and founding the Board Game Design Lab.

Andrew Lowen's board game Deliverance is aiming to provide a game that speaks the Gospel and doesn't play to the tropes of Christian games.

Dan Kazmaier talks about his love of tea, chess, and how a experience with refugees inspired his love of games.

Sen-Foong Lim joins Drew and Chris for a conversation that covers parenting stories, game design theory, and being excellent at what one does

Kate Kadowaki talks about her time with KSM, her mixed experiences with church worship, and realizing stars are people too.

Chris Skaggs of Soma games talks about his path to game development, and the culture of the longest surviving "Christian" game studio. 

Liberty Kifer, developer of the board game Crystallo, joins us to talk about living in Montana, Norwegian lutefisk, and the duality of God.