Rob Alvarez
Professor Game Podcast
#1 Gamification Podcast | Insights and Real-World Strategies to Boost Engagement, Loyalty & Retention. Professor Game helps innovators, product leaders, and educators use gamification and game thinking to create engagement that lasts.🎙️ Hosted by Rob Alvarez — TEDx Speaker, consultant, and host of the #1 Gamification Podcast — each week brings you practical insights, case studies, and frameworks from 400+ global experts and proven real-world examples. Expect interviews with top practitioners in gamification, game design, and behavioral strategy, plus solo episodes where Rob breaks down practic...
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Rob Alvarez
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Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
Scott Reinke with the winning education project of Gamification World Congress 2016 | Episode 002 06.11.2017 31:08
Get to know the Ball State Achievement program and why they won the Gamification World Congress 2016 best educational project of the year.
Yu-kai Chou and how to do Gamification with Octalysis | Episode 001 06.11.2017 30:39
Yu-kai Chou is an author and international keynote speaker and lecturer on gamification. He is the original creator of the gamification framework Octalysis. In this interview he highlights some of the successes and failures he's seen, as well as how he'd face a challenge in the classroom...
What is Professor Game | Episode 000 06.11.2017 1:11
If you're struggling to keep people engaged and loyal in your product or business, check out my FREE gamification course to learn how to do just that: https://bit.ly/freegamificationcourse-web This episode is to help you understand the Professor Game podcast. We will go over basic things like who this podcast is for, what it is about, why we created Professor Game, and who Rob Alvarez Bucholska is...
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