Episode 556: The Politics of Video Game Culture w/ Meg Turney

Abe Lincoln's Top Hat

The Last Podcast Network

Comedy, Politics, Society & Culture, Last Podcast Network, News, Ben Kissel, Fernando Perez Leon, Travis Irvine

4.8 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2021

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

Ben, Travis, and Fernando break down this week's headlines and are joined by Streamer, Internet Personality, and Model, Meg Turney to discuss the evolution of female representation in the gaming industry, maintaining balanced parasocial interaction as a creator, the possible psychological benefits of gaming as well as how they can be used for manipulation and MORE. Check out Meg's Twitch & Instagram! https://www.twitch.tv/megturney https://www.instagram.com/megturney/?hl=en Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0

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0:00.0	Let the word go forth.
0:01.8	Fool me once.
0:02.6	Are you fired up?
0:03.8	I'm not a crook.
0:04.6	Are you ready to go?
0:05.8	Shame on you.
0:06.6	Shame on you.
0:07.6	RAAAAAAA!
0:08.6	He did one!
0:09.8	It's Abe Lincoln's Top Hat, hosted by Ben Kistle.
0:13.8	Yeah.
0:16.3	Boom, you can't get fooled again.
0:18.3	Hey, what's up everyone?
0:19.4	How you doing, Ben Kistle?
0:20.6	You're hanging out with Fernando.
0:21.8	Hey, Ben.
0:22.8	And Travis Irvine.
0:23.8	Hello, Ben.
0:24.8	OK, hello to both of you.
0:26.6	A little bit later on in this episode,
0:28.1	we have a great conversation with Internet Superstar Meg Turnie.
0:32.1	We talk all about what's going on with the Activision Blizzard lawsuit
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