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The So Many Games Podcast
Treat your ears to our latest episode!!

Though we love to write video game reviews for our website, sometimes it’s nice to discuss them with other people in real time.
In this monthly podcast, the So Many Games writers sit down and discuss indie gaming through a few different formats. From deep discussions, interviews with developers, and catch-ups with the crew, we hope there will be something for everyone here.
For episode four of the So Many Games podcast, we are joined by two fantastic people.
Firstly, So Many Games writer and podcaster Erik Lunde joins in the fun as co-host on his first appearance on the podcast.
And for our second guest, we were delighted to welcome the amazing Jenny Windom!
In the first half of the episode, we chat about her many projects, including the Wholesome Directs, her podcasts and being a classroom teacher!
In the second part we discuss three indie games that have left important impressions on Jenny. Those games were 1000xresist, The Outer Wilds and In Stars & Time. We get into why these games are so important to Jenny, as well as Jason & Erik sharing some of their thoughts too!
*Important Note*
When we first started making this podcast, we were determined to make these as video podcasts. Over the last three episodes, our naivety has shown that this way was a much deeper time sink than we ever thought. So we have come to the decision to prioritise the audio version over its video counterpart.
We will still release on YouTube, with a custom video, but the production of the video will be heavily scaled back. We apologise if this causes any disappointment, and we wish we had more time to dedicate to it, but sadly that is not the case. Many thanks for your understanding and we hope you’ll continue to enjoy our podcast.
*Chapters*
00:00 Intro
00:16 Jenny’s Projects
34:54 Jenny’s Favourite Indies
1:27:15 Outro
*Jenny Windom Links*
*So Many Games Links*
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– Music by Jerden Cooke
