Episode 200: PS We Love You Too

Official PlayStation Podcast

Sid Shuman

Technology, Leisure, Video Games

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 12 March 2016

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

We're honestly amazed that we made it to this point. Back in late 2011, when we took our first, shaky steps into podcasting, we would never have believed that more than four years later we would still be going strong.

Hitting the 200 episode mark means that PlayStation Blogcast is officially serious business. We could never have reached this point without you, so: Thank you!

Today’s episode is suitably momentous, with three very special guests. So… let’s listen in.

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0:00.0	The Hello my friends and welcome back to an extremely excruciatingly special episode of PlayStation
0:24.0	blogcast today is our 200th episode.
0:26.6	If you chose one episode to listen to you chose a good one I am one of
0:30.6	your host Ryan Clement's joined by Sid Schuman, my boss and head of Social
0:34.4	Media PlayStation.
0:35.4	It's so great to be here.
0:36.7	It's good to be.
0:37.7	Oh, don't say where you are yet.
0:38.7	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
0:39.7	Not yet.
0:40.7	Also joining us, Nick Suttonner, The Bearded One.
0:42.1	Hello. And also my colleague and friend Justin Massing Also joining us Nick Suttoner, the bearded one. Yellow.
0:43.0	And also my colleague and friend Justin Massingale.
0:45.0	Well, hello Ryan.
0:46.0	And for the first time, maybe.
0:50.0	Actually, no.
0:51.0	In a while.
0:52.0	For the first time in a while, Greg Miller, and the Pride of Long Island,
0:57.0	Colin Moriarty.
0:58.0	It's good to be here with you today.
0:59.0	It's good to be here with you today.
1:00.0	The first time together, though, right?
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