Remap Radio – Game of the Year (Part 2)
It’s just a podcast, Michael, how long could it take to record? Well...
It’s just a podcast, Michael, how long could it take to record? Well...
The Chicago Bears are not in the playoffs—yet. Hope springs eternal, but in a lost season for Rob and Patrick’s own team, there’s a lot to like in this year’s NFL playoffs.
Who's ready for a nearly four-hour podcast?
After what feels like years of rumors and speculation, Nintendo formally announced the wholly unexpected Switch 2. Cado and Patrick have thoughts.
It’s a new year, which means new opportunities for home improvements, problems, and trying to parse sales person talk. Or, in the case of Rob, it might mean painting your bedroom a color and, upon the paint drying, you hate what it looks like. Oops.
We begin 2025 by asking Rob to walk us through the latest advancements in TV technology at CES. Is he there? No. Are we still having visions of 115-inch TVs? Yes.
Rob and Patrick couldn't wait until next week to talk about the Bears, so instead they opened next week's HOA with another joint therapy session.
The holidays are here, which means it’s also time for holiday movies. What better way to indulge in the season than by joining the Remap crew for a little…Hot Frosty?
It's the end of the year, and Rob has crawled out of the ruins of his home repairs long enough to talk with Cado and Axe of the Blood God's Kat Bailey.
With Rob still out, Papa Bear returns. Patrick, Cado, and Austin recorded this ahead of The Game Awards, which helps explain three hours of board game talk, card game talk, and more.
We have more thoughts about hot tubs, offer advice on people who look at weird but charming real estate listings, and discuss the tension between personalizing your home improvements versus investing in things with broad appeal for eventual sale.
Though Rob is out because of some ongoing construction, Patrick, Janet, and Cado were lucky to find a suitable replacement: Austin Walker.
Over the recent holiday, the Chicago Bears were once again a national embarrassment, losing in disastrous and nightmarish fashion for all the world to witness.
One Twilight movie wasn’t enough for us during Save Point. We had to keep going. And fortunately, Austin was kind enough to join us for the complete madness ...