THE VGMBASSY

Following up on their last NES Memories episode, Cam and Ed zoom forward a few years and chat about their SNES memories, and recall some of the music that defined their gaming experiences.

Season 2 of The VGMbassy's Blind Listen episodes starts with a stellar guest: Rob Nichols from Rhythm & Pixels!

Ed and three special guests (Emily, Logan, and Ren) share music from their favorite games of all time.

Logan brings out some of the wackiest, craziest games to ever involve sinking a ball into a cup, and totally wows Ed with their amazing soundtracks.

Ed is joined by Chris Steenerson and Matt Sargent from the VGJam podcast, and the trio dig up some wonderful music from all types of adventure games.

Ed purchased a bundle of ten random Steam indie game keys and found a collection of brilliant and engaging pieces of music by both veteran and up-and-coming composers.

VGM community member Bedroth gives us the grand tour of symphonic music and its history.

Ed is joined by his buds Joe and Todd to share some incredible pieces of RPG battle music.

Pixelated Audio's Gene Dreyband joins Ed to discover the wackier, less-canonical side of Konami's flagship action series, Metal Gear.

Fighting game fanatic and cohost of the Heroes 3 Podcast, Carlos, joins Ed for a look at the music of games in the beat 'em ups genre.

Ed and Emily present a selection of fantastic music from post-apocalyptic video games and examine the very different worlds they were written for.

Ed and his son Logan discuss the evolution of the gameplay and soundtracks from over 25 years of Kirby history.

Enjoy a very personal edition of the VGMbassy as Ed presents an all-star cast of his favorite artists and their incredible music.

Join Dan and Ed as they share music from some of the most difficult and challenging titles they've ever played!

Imagine yourself in your childhood bedroom as you kick back and listen to The Mad Gear's Cam Chiles and Ed share some great NES soundtracks and some very heartfelt and humorous tales of video games past.

Ed sits down with Doug Perry, Sam Bobinski, and Laura Intravia from the VGM jam band DiscoCactus, plays some inspirational VGM, and gets a behind-the-scenes look at some of the band's epic arrangements and performances.

Cam Werme swings by the VGMbassy and joins Ed to talk about some of their favorite Switch indie soundtracks.

Ed flies solo for the first time in almost a year, showing off a great collection of music from game composers who have impacted him in some way.

The light side of sci-fi is the name of the game this time around, as Emily shares some incredible music from her favorite titles.

Ben and Ed had so much fun researching and presenting game-related topics back on episode 7, that they've returned with a new collection of game music to challenge each other with

John Jekel (aka The Mixxmaster) stops by the VGMbassy bowling lanes to talk about the sport that he and Ed have been playing for years.

Jordan Werme from the Table to Stage podcast joins Ed for an in-depth look at an award-winning, super-creepy, and super-fun indie title called Oxenfree.

Rob Nichols from Rhythm and Pixels joins Ed in sharing some of the best Drum and Bass video games has to offer

Bryan and Gene from Pixelated Audio, Emily from Sound Test Roulette, and Ed (with special guest Logan) from The VGMbassy chat about their journeys in DC and share music with an American theme.

Joe and Ed share the "cream of the crop" of some of the lesser-known N64 games, and dish out some N64 game collecting tips along the way.