Brian Rodriguez-McGovern's guest appearances

Brian Rodriguez-McGovern

Inside Video Games Classic

Bundle Buddies

Caitlin Linden

July Diaz

Brian Biancardi

Sean Clements

Mike Hanford

Jon Gabrus

Brooke Breit

Kevin Avery

Kevin Bartelt

Heather Anne Campbell

Cody Ziglar

Zach Olsen

Nick Wiger

Edgar Momplaisir

Anna Salinas

OwlTail

Brian Rodriguez-McGovern, or the notorious BRM, is on for a RECORD-BREAKING fourth time. He's the "winningest BB in Bundle Buddies history," but "a hard guest to please," so we ask any game developers out there to take his vitriol with a boulder of salt. Eric gets to the bottom of whether or not anyone is a true gamer with a mind-melting Buzzfeed-style quiz, we get into the weeds on Earthworm Jim, and Matt struggles to remember the name of a certain Jazz Jackrabbit. Terrible gamer-themed parodies of Killers chart-toppers abound, but all in good fun, we promise! Here's this week's lineup:  Destruction Rocks, by eleanorjmorel Crescent Loom, by Olive An American Werewolf in LA, by PlayMedusa  This week, our cause is Ktown for All. Ktown for All is a volunteer-led grassroots organization serving Koreatown’s homeless community members through direct aid and political advocacy. Their goal is to make Koreatown a more inclusive and vibrant community by working with and advocating for our homeless neighbors. Homelessness in Koreatown and Los Angeles more broadly is a crisis. They seek to ameliorate the suffering it causes in their neighborhood and advocate for policies that respect the rights, dignity, and needs of the unhoused.

Brian Rodriguez-McGovern, or the notorious BRM, is on for a RECORD-BREAKING fourth time. He's the "winningest BB in Bundle Buddies history," but "a hard guest to please," so we ask any game developers out there to take his vitriol with a boulder of salt. Eric gets to the bottom of whether or not anyone is a true gamer with a mind-melting Buzzfeed-style quiz, we get into the weeds on Earthworm Jim, and Matt struggles to remember the name of a certain Jazz Jackrabbit. Terrible gamer-themed parodies of Killers chart-toppers abound, but all in good fun, we promise! Here's this week's lineup:  <ul><li><a href="https://eleanorjmorel.itch.io/destruction-rocks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Destruction Rocks</a>, by eleanorjmorel</li> <li><a href="https://wick.itch.io/crescent-loom" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Crescent Loom</a>, by Olive</li> <li><a href="https://playmedusa.itch.io/american-werewolf-en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">An American Werewolf in LA</a>, by PlayMedusa</li> </ul> This week, our cause is <a href="https://ktownforall.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ktown for All</a>. Ktown for All is a volunteer-led grassroots organization serving Koreatown’s homeless community members through direct aid and political advocacy. Their goal is to make Koreatown a more inclusive and vibrant community by working with and advocating for our homeless neighbors. Homelessness in Koreatown and Los Angeles more broadly is a crisis. They seek to ameliorate the suffering it causes in their neighborhood and advocate for policies that respect the rights, dignity, and needs of the unhoused.

Episode #68 - Destruction Rocks, Crescent Loom, and An American Werewolf in LA with Brian Rodriguez-McGovern

Brian Rodriguez-McGovern returns for a third ride on the Bundle Buddies wagon, and as he says -- and he's pretty sure this is a reference everyone knows and loves -- who does three better than him? The guys touch on video games based on fast food mascots, a plan to start rooming together, and the cursed Brian McSwishmas.   This week, the crew plays Cloud Gardens, Celeste, and Jotun: Valhalla Edition.  The cause this week is Chinatown Community for Equitable Development (CCED). CCED was founded in March 2012 through the support of community activists, residents, business owners, workers, and youth in Chinatown.  The organization formed in the wake of the campaign to stop Wal-Mart from moving into Chinatown. Today, CCED works with residents to build a Chinatown with affordable housing, good jobs, a green environment, open recreational spaces, and quality education for all. Check out their website and their twitter.  

<a href="https://twitter.com/brianmcgo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Brian Rodriguez-McGovern</a> returns for a third ride on the Bundle Buddies wagon, and as he says -- and he's pretty sure this is a reference everyone knows and loves -- who does three better than him? The guys touch on video games based on fast food mascots, a plan to start rooming together, and the cursed Brian McSwishmas.  This week, the crew plays <a href="https://noio.itch.io/cloud-gardens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cloud Gardens</a>, <a href="https://mattmakesgames.itch.io/celeste" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Celeste</a>, and <a href="https://thunderlotus.itch.io/jotun" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jotun: Valhalla Edition</a>. The cause this week is Chinatown Community for Equitable Development (CCED). CCED was founded in March 2012 through the support of community activists, residents, business owners, workers, and youth in Chinatown.  The organization formed in the wake of the campaign to stop Wal-Mart from moving into Chinatown. Today, CCED works with residents to build a Chinatown with affordable housing, good jobs, a green environment, open recreational spaces, and quality education for all. Check out their <a href="https://www.ccedla.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a> and their <a href="https://twitter.com/ccedla?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">twitter</a>.

Episode #54 - Cloud Gardens, Celeste, and Jotun: Valhalla Edition with Brian Rodriguez-McGovern

July has a change of heart when it comes to reviewing Custer’s Revenge for the special Thanksgiving episode with special guest/foodie Brian Rodriguez-McGovern.

July has a change of heart when it comes to reviewing Custer’s Revenge for the special Thanksgiving episode with special guest/foodie Brian Rodriguez-McGovern.