Robert Ashley

A Life Well Wasted

Leisure EN ↓ 4 episodes

A Life Well Wasted is an internet radio show about videogames and thepeople who love them.

Author

Robert Ashley

Category

Leisure

Podcast website

alifewellwasted.com

Latest episode

Sep 2, 2025

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Episodes

Game Over 02.09.2025

Robert Ashley catches up with a former guest of the show, gets some layoff numbers from the current downturn in the games industry, and talks to several developers who worked on what might be the biggest flop in video game history about what it was like to spend years making something that no longer exists.   

Episode 8: Memory 12.12.2022

Robert Ashley finds out what it takes to speedrun games in a blindfold, visits a museum in Moscow dedicated to Soviet-era arcade machines, and talks to a group of friends about a childhood summer spent dreaming up a game of their own.   

A Life Well Wasted Episode 7: Work 20.03.2013

Robert Ashley talks to a developer at a big game studio about his strange trip from blue collar work to video game work, gets a lesson in work ethic from legendary game designer John Romero, finds out what can happen when you give your work away for free, and profiles Nick Smith (aka Ulillillia), whose body of work includes one of the Internet's most monumental--and strange--personal websites. 

ALWW Update: Eternal Life Vol 2 20.03.2012

Robert Ashley returns from the mysterious deep with another musical offering that won't satisfy your desire for more episodes of A Life Well Wasted, but might hold you off for just a while longer. 

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