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I used to watched Stoked every week, but since it got canceled I haven't picked up a new STO podcast. I couldn't take to Stoked the next generation.
So which podcast is the most informatve now in your guys opinion?
I miss getting the inside information, and news that the original Stoked excelled at.
So which podcast is the most informatve now in your guys opinion?
I miss getting the inside information, and news that the original Stoked excelled at.
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The only drawback is, if you're set on the STOked visual format, Priority One won't alleviate that as they are also an audio release.
Well, one of their staff is currently married / dating one of the Cryptic staff members. And of course Brandon being a former host for them, kinda gives them a couple legs up on the rest of us as far as finding out news before the general public does.
So if you're looking for the early "scoop"'s, Priority One is your source.
If you want the in's and out's of Foundry news, Foundry mission reviews and such, you want PodcastUGC.
And if you want brutal honesty (both good and bad), there's always RSA.
If you're interested in STOked, Asmick is still continuing STOked with STOked Radio, I don't have the link off hand but it's hosted on his youtube channel and airs live typically Saturday afternoons on TrekRadio.
If you like Klingons and/or roleplay you can't go wrong with Gates of Stovokor.
There's a STO podcast out there that will fit just about every niche of the game.
redshirtarmy.com - RedShirtArmy Podcast
STO / Cryptic member since 2009 (mavgeek)
As a girlfriend of a dev (both of us met before he worked at Cryptic while doing LARP), if I were to get "early news" from my lover, I wouldn't be allowed to share any of it with my own podcast buddies or broadcast it to our audience. So, I'm not a big help to PO in that regard and much of my STO-Secret-Life is spent biting my tongue and smirking. All I can do is assist in reminding my dear when he is scheduled to do an interview or asking him to clarify something in the game that I have a question on. So, on that - I'm lucky to have my own "customer service".
My Priority One and Gates of Stovokor (even Trek Radio and G&T) dear teammates and friends (I've also done voices on Gates and am writing a script for them presently) all go bonkers when I have news I can't share (we all skype a lot) - similarly, when they talk about things they like or don't like in game, I get to learn and see more viewpoints, and it makes me a better host and contributor on my own show. (and yes Podcast UGC rocks for foundry!)
Since I'm also "dating a dev", it sometimes happens that I take a lunch break with my darling and end up hanging out with others on the team too...I might overhear brainstorming on episodes, system adds, and player needs...and I also get to see the latest stuff going on in their building. It's a great company and team over there! But aside from that proclamation, I'm not allowed to speak of what I see or hear there. It's a STO or Trek fan's dream (which I am first and foremost), but not a podcaster or journalists in that regard (which I do because it brings me even closer to what I love - including connecting with other Trekkies).
About voice work - Lately, I have done some voice work, which some of you might catch, but I believe I'm the only one on my PO team who's done so (I'm not ready to reveal it yet, but if you catch it, let me know what you think).
Priority One also has great blogs (some from folks you know - like Sorie/Soridiem), Video playthroughs of missions (foundry and featured), and another couple of shows focused on gaming and Sci-Fi, "InDevelopment" and "Trek It Out", so check em' out if you get the chance!
Our next guest interview is with Vic Mignogna, the amazingly fun and talented voice-over actor (I got to work with him on a movie a year ago and I'm very much looking forward to our interview!) and our most recent was with the well-known, brilliant Star Trek writer, Kirsten Beyer in an excellent interview for any writer, or writer-in-the-making!
http://www.priorityonepodcast.com
Sincerely,
Adrianne Grady
Priority One
In the tenants of my faith May I say, May the Good Lord turn his face to smile upon you all the days of your lives.
Though Im always last to know these things... I really must socialize more....
R.I.P
Priority One
Pros: Consistent publication, informative
Cons: Show feels rushed at times
Redshirt Army Podcast:
Pros: They tell it like it is
Cons: They seem to be Cryptic's red headed stepchild as they don't get much Dev attention
STOked Radio:
Pros: A wide variety of topics, video on Youtube
Cons: Youtube channel hasn't been updated in a month
I like Priority One a lot but I think Red Shirt is my favorite
Co-Leader of Serenity's Grasp
Priority one tends to be a little too much pomp and flair for me and lacks intelligent unbiased(or atleast conflicting viewpoints) conversation. The only time it's really informative is if they have a dev interview. It also is a little too rainbow and sunshine, probably because they don't want to sour their relationship with Cryptic.
RSA somehow got it into their head that STOs player base is drying up. Plus a few of there people don't know wth they are talking about half the time.
The rest are various flavors of RP and mixed trek news that won't give you anything useful.
To make one that's good and consistent takes dedicated people willing to keep up to date on every game update and discussion - as best as humanly possible. We sweep through game notices, forum posts, play the game, test the game, work in the foundry, write Trek novels, find cool articles about science, read gaming news on sites like Gamasutra, Skype with each other, search out interviews, research content, memorize terms, learn Klingon, think up fun episodes or skits, work on costumes or voice talent, update websites and edit audio ALL WEEK LONG...and that's in addition to making sure everyone on the team can synchronize their schedules with each other (harder when teams are made up of lots of people in different time zones). GAH! Insanity. And we love it!
All of the podcasts noted here (see the Stickie Note on the STO forum with the updated list of all STO podcasts) are staffed by folks who absolutely love the game, and that energy comes through in every aspect - from discussions to interviews to entertaining interactions.
Coming up with content and staying on top of it all is very time consuming and would be easier for all of us if the podcasts were our full time, paying, jobs - but they're not. We have to keep each other energized after a long day at work and a long one prepping for the podcast show.
Some shows are shorter than others, some are more serious and some more fun, and with every show we wish we were able to do more in-depth discussions. We do what we can, as we can.
Each podcast has a different cast/crew personality, time commitment ability, and overall show personality - sometimes even per show, per week, per podcast. We like to evolve and please our audience and have fun while we do it - else we die inside. You get something cool with each podcast and it's fun to meet and listen to them all.
We all like to give the benefit of the doubt to the game and company, as well as not sour our mood thinking that everything will end badly. Keeping in good with a company that makes our favorite game is integral to staying updated - it's good business of course. But that doesn't mean that a podcast doesn't care about the downsides or wish to address them (speaking for my team at Priority One for example and for Gates of Stovokor and G&T Show - which I hope they don't mind me doing). You can hear it in all of our shows - some segment discussions are more debated than others, but we want to at least give the latest updates and make you smile.
If anyone is interested in helping us focus on a certain topic or see a side we hadn't seen on an issue, we always want to hear it. We're just fellow players who happen to have put our audio equipment and time into doing podcasts as well. And I personally looooove addressing concerns, as many of you who listen to me know, because I think that are a kind and honest ways of doing it that can help bring to light something that needs to be. I never get so upset that I can't see straight or see the positive, nor so kind that I can't address a problem in the game, but I will always give the benefit of the doubt first and hope for the best because it feels great to focus on all the cool things in the game too and appreciate the hard work of people who make them for us. That's who I am regardless of what project I work on. Now to go look at some Tard cat photos, work on some writing, and sew more gems on my Ferengi costume.
~ Adrianne
I realize now that this kind of feedback would have been better off being sent straight to Adrianne et al, but I saw that she replied in this thread so I hope she'll see it. It's still worth subscribing and listen to the show! I'm pretty sure the show will pick up and improve again!
Look at the pretty mushroom grow
Both are very good and I salute both of those podcasts teams for excellent jobs.
STOked Radio is still live on saturdays @ 2pm EST/ 11am PST on Livestream.com/stokedradio and simulcasted on Trekradio.Net
A new Facebook Page was created and more work into formalizing & finalizing the show and bring on more staff to assist in production is the goal before Star Trek Las Vegas 2013 in August.
Im always taking suggestions for show content @ Maverick@stokedradio.net and a formal website is currently in development.
Radio Only Stream: Trekradio.Net
Video Stream: Livestream.com/stokedradio
Twitter | @STOkedshow
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I've been enjoying STOked Radio. Keep up the good work.
I do see your post!
Well I'm sure it hasn't helped that all three hosts had jobs we lost or started this year and I wasn't able to keep up with the game properly because of Jesse's leg surgery. But I agree with you and as our schedules open up more for game play, and as we work even harder to put forth the news in addition to just "the news", I hope you'll stick with me and see a change - aka more discussions and less read-through.
We generally only have about an hour or so for our live show (all cast and crew in different time zones) and in that, James can't devour it with ship talk (though he sometimes succeeds which is why we had a great suggestion to him to give him his own segment or mini show at some point soon - James, don't kill me! Haha!)
Don't get me wrong, I love ships and tech. I'm just not even finished with my first foundry mission and I have a Ferengi costume I'm working on among other Trek-related work. But what I mean is that we always do a minimum of thought sharing on every news bit, and when we have time, we do discussions. Listeners have heard us rant or debate plenty of times on important topics.
I'm curious what issues people think are the most important for PO to spotlight at the moment (forum-focused or popular in game chat). If we only have an hour, say, what would people think should be noted on and would they be willing to join the chat on Trek Radio live with us or submit feedback to us prior to a show so we can bring it up? (send feedback and requests to incoming@priorityonepodcast.com ) We always read the feedback on the show, but it would be cool to hear the voice of in-the-know people prior to going live.
~ Adrianne
I did used to like the STOked show for the Math segment. I liked how they talked about the game mechanic and how to understand them. Someone needs to that again instead of the endless droning on by the hosts of their opinion about this or that.
Look at the pretty mushroom grow
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For that matter, I had to stop listening to TrekRadio while playing STO because i just don't get the bandwidth to do both at the same time anymore.