Why hello there, you've stumbled upon the next episode of the official PlayStation

podcast. You got Tim here and super excited to be joined by Odell Harmon. Hey, hey, everybody.

Hey, Odell. How are you doing? Well, Tim, how about you, sir? I'm doing great. It's a fine

Thursday, which is when we recorded this this show typically. It's Wednesday, actually. What am I

thinking? What day is it, Odell? Yeah, I've just been, you know, what it is. I've been a wash

in the world of Final Fantasy 16, and I live in a fantasy world now, where days don't matter,

which we'll talk more about that. But speaking about stuff we're going to get to later in this show,

super excited that we have a special segment, Brett, our very own Brett Elston, got an opportunity

to interview Samoa Joe, who is the plays the physical body of sweet tooth from the Twisted

Metal TV series had a chance to chat with him. So we'll be hearing a little bit about how that,

how Samoa Joe made that crazy clown come to life. But before that, gosh, we're going to kick

things off with a look at next week's new release highlights. Odell, I think you know a thing or two

about this, this game on the list. Do you want to tell us what we're looking at here? Yeah, so

for those who don't know, Vemba is coming to the PS5. It's a game about an Indian family who

migrated to Canada, I believe, actually. And it's about cooking delicious Indian traditional dishes,

and you know, bridging the gap between, you know, your old home versus your new home and culture

and hump and the important role food plays in all of that. I like that a lot. I should definitely

check that out. It sounds, I know I've read some of like a PlayStation blog articles that have gone

live on that. And like, you know, I personally absolutely love Indian food. So the idea about

like being able to like prepare dishes in the game for dishes that I love and maybe learning a

thing or two about, you know, culture along the way, that sounds, that sounds delightful. And of

course, all info is subject to change without notice. So that's Vemba. We'll just keep on going.

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