GWJ Conference Call Episode 808

Gamers With Jobs - Conference Call

Gamers With Jobs

Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 810 Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2022

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Amanda, Rich, and returning guest host David Bauer are joined by Jerimiah McCall from Gaming the Past to discuss teaching history through video games.

Games: Wildermyth (PC), Phoenix Point(PC), Skyrim Anniversary Edition(PC), Kaycee's Mod for Inscryption(PC), Norco (PC), Weird West (XBOX).

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0:00.0	This is the Gameries with Jobs conference call for Wednesday, April 6, 2022.
0:21.8	I'm your host, Amanda Nilton.
0:23.6	Today we've got a special episode.
0:25.3	I'm really excited to talk about.
0:27.3	Joining me today, we've got special guest, Jeremiah McCull, history teacher and creator of gaming the past.
0:33.1	Thank you so much for joining me today.
0:35.0	Hello, thanks.
0:36.0	It's great to be here.
0:37.2	Hey.
0:37.8	So our topic for today is the history.
0:44.0	Already I'm off to a great start.
0:46.3	Our topic for today is historical game studies.
0:49.7	Jeremiah is here to talk to us about that.
0:52.1	Also joining us to jump into the discussion is returning Bear and Honey Heist Brother.
0:58.7	I've got David Bauer joining us.
1:00.6	Hello, David.
1:01.4	Welcome.
1:01.8	Hi.
1:02.2	Thanks for having me.
1:03.0	It's always a pleasure.
1:04.9	Great.
1:05.9	So today I've also got in the second seat as my co-host, Rich the Joy Conjure Lovejoy.
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