466. Jason Schreier on Video Game Jobs

Geek's Guide to the Galaxy - A Science Fiction Podcast

David Barr Kirtley

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4.6 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2021

⏱️ 57 minutes

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0:00.0	This episode of Geeks Guide to the Galaxy is brought to you by the Dragon's Blade by Michael
0:04.9	R. Miller, a fast-paced epic fantasy series perfect for fans of Phil Tucker, David
0:09.7	Estes, and Brandon Sanderson.
0:11.9	The complete Dragon's Blade trilogy is available now on Amazon and Audible.
0:16.2	For more over at MichaelR-Miller.co.uk,
0:19.4	Wired.com presents
0:28.5	The Geeks Guide to the Galaxy.
0:33.3	And here is your host, David Bar-Curtley.
0:38.7	Hello, it's welcome to episode 466 of Geeks Guide to the Galaxy.
0:43.8	Our guest today is Jason Schreyer.
0:46.1	He's the author of the book Blood, Sweat, and Pixels, the triumphant turbulent stories
0:50.1	behind how video games are made, and he's also contributed to outlets such as Wired, The
0:54.8	New York Times, Edge, Paste, Killscreen, and The Onion News Network.
0:59.9	He's currently a reporter at Bloomberg News, and he previously spent eight years at the
1:03.8	video game website Kataku, and will be speaking to him today about his new book Press Reset,
1:09.2	Ruin and Recovery in the video game industry, which highlights poor working conditions
1:13.2	among game developers.
1:15.6	And today's show is brought to you by the Dragon's Blade, an epic fantasy trilogy by
1:19.7	MichaelR-Miller.
1:21.4	The Dragon's Blade is available now on Amazon and Audible.
1:25.0	It's been a number one bestseller in epic fantasy in the US and the UK, and an Amazon
1:29.6	overall top 100 bestselling title.
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