Remap Radio — Big Podcast
We gather to discourse about this week’s big discourse, aka learning 2026’s beloved Big Walk was, in part, made with AI. What are we supposed to do with this information? Is this a tipping point?
We gather to discourse about this week’s big discourse, aka learning 2026’s beloved Big Walk was, in part, made with AI. What are we supposed to do with this information? Is this a tipping point?
The Chicago Bears are 7-2 after a mostly disastrous game on Monday night. And yet…they won! They won ugly—but they won! Rob and Patrick break down the rock fight that was Bears vs. Bucs and whether it casts omens for the rest of the season.
Naturally, we’ve found ourselves in the place all movie podcasts eventually do: watching Jennifer Lopez movies.
The gang discuss the fate of Arkane, the onslaught of games and mods in the age of AI, and this week's election results. Then, it’s the Ocarina of Time remake, Link’s moisture levels (??), Hellraiser: Revival, Escape Academy 2, and more!
In a quest to better understand gaming’s AI moment, Patrick spends an hour with Dr. Luke Dicken, a former data scientist at Zynga and the eventual Director of Applied AI at Take-Two Interactive.
We joke about “the Bears being back” and “Super Bowl Super Bears,” but after the Bears went to Seattle and punched the Seahawks in the mouth, Rob and Patrick are left with only one option: hey, this team might be good? Like, really good?
In a strange twist of coincidence, both Janet and Chia spent time in Japan over the past few months. It’s been a minute since we’ve done a travel pod, and rarely one that gives us the opportunity to mull video game box art, gunpla, the ethics of otter cafes, and so much more.
Bruno Dias joins the pod to talk about Nighthawks, Peter Molyneux's AI daydreams, and the scamminess or lack thereof of Star Citizen. Plus, Virtue and a Sledgehammer, Over the Hill, and more.
The Chicago Bears played two games last week. And the Chicago frickin’ Bears won both of those games. Rob and Patrick find themselves in a strange place.
Rob is joined by Jordan Hoffstetter and Victoria Scott of Tran Girlismo, perhaps the most car-skeptical car podcast around.
It’s not entirely shocking, but BioWare has been shut down and the next Mass Effect has been cancelled. Plus, lots of video games.
Dia Lacina joins Rob to discuss Ace Combat 8 and the limits of its ambition and storytelling.
Rob and Patrick can take a deep breath, because not only is Caleb Williams back, but he looked pretty darn good coming off a hamstring tear. Are the Bears back, though? For this week, yes.
What began as a bit has become My Turn. Patrick has noted every time Rob mentions a movie no one else has seen—and now we're watching them.
Umurangi Generation came out of nowhere and took our breath away. Six years later, designer Tali Faulkner is back with something wholly different, equally bold,