Podcast Talk, 4 × 08: Marina González and Jordi de Paco / Podcast Walking, Season 2, Episode 1

There goes a new episode of the podcast, the Jordi interview program.

Today's episode is the last of the season, and requires a bit of explanation. You will see that it lasts a lot. That is because, in reality, in addition to the end of the season to speak is also the beginning of the new season of walking, the podcast of Marina González and Jordi de Paco.

In the first hour, we talked to Marina and Jordi about his podcast adventure, how he has been to pause the program after the end of the first season and also about what he is doing now Deconstructed, the video game study that formed along with Paula Ruiz, who comes from triumph in the middle world with The Red Strings Club and who recently published the Essays on Empathy collection.

From minute 57, the interview gives way to the first episode of the second season of the podcast walk, titled The soft that can be the people and in which Jordi and Marina walk as they talk about how it has been, after Go to Indie Dev Day, meet in person with people who did not see for some time, and be in a face-to-face event after so many months without being able to do it.

They are two podcasts in one, but in reality it is a same episode of two different programs; they were conceived together (Marina and Jordi did not know, but the interview was designed to link with the episode; When you hear you, you will understand what we refer to) and together they should be heard, although you can also jump directly at minute 57 if you do not interest the First half. As it may, we hope you enjoy it.

(Although may little people know it, the version of the podcast walk that is climbs to YouTube has unnecessary and irresponsibly filled videos, small laughing nuggets with few seconds duration buried under minutes and minutes of semiaquatic video. This S02E01 It is no less; if you want to see it, you have it up here.)

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