Rebel FM Episode 683 - 11/21/2025

Rebel FM

Arthur Gies

News, Video Games, Leisure, Tech News

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2025

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

We kick this episode off by celebrating the second most important birthday of the week, which belongs to the Xbox 360, a canon event for most of us. We also make time to chat about whether or not Dispatch is a video game and whether that matters, the new Frankenstein movie, how hard it is to adapt Richard Bachman stories into movies, how the AI industry is screwing us this week, and more. This week's music: Electric Callboy - Elevator Operator

Transcript

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0:00.0	Every day on the road
0:03.4	There's nothing good on the radio
0:06.8	What's the gamer to do?
0:11.0	Who should I turn to?
0:15.3	The ramble of them
0:17.0	The rebel of them
0:20.0	The rebel of them The Rebel of them
0:24.0	Hey
0:27.9	Happy Birthday
0:30.1	Xbox 360
0:32.0	I'm Anthony Gaigos, joined by Arthur Geese.
0:35.0	It's the second most important birthday today.
0:38.5	Yeah, it's my birthday, too.
0:41.5	But the Xbox 360 was an important birthday to me because I would say in a way that that console is basically like the roundabout cause of me getting industry involved.
0:56.5	Yeah.
0:57.0	It's a unized canon event for the video game industry for sure.
1:00.4	Wow.
1:01.5	Yeah.
1:02.0	Because I was still playing games a lot, but I was like skateboarding a lot in high school.
1:06.1	And then I got to college and I was like, I still play games, but I do it like kind of casually, mostly
1:11.8	I request and a few other things. You're like in a band and you were into motorcycles.
1:16.8	Yes, I was doing other things and then I got a 360 and then I started like that catalyst
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