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Arcades, video games, Toys, action figures, Movies. Rambling...living in 2019 as a Nerd. Funny stuff. Talking to my kid. Whatever. It's a podcast. 52 weeks in a year and arcades are mostly ticket redemption so there you go. I'm mostly retro btw. So Neo Geo, Capcom, Transformers, He-Man, Ninja Turtles, Back 2 the Future, Jurassic Park. That's my vibe.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose, personable ramble that moves from snack talk to toy enthusiasm and ends on a warm note.
Ep14 moves at a loose, talkative pace, and that suits it. It opens on snack talk, slides into Marvel rankings and older games, then settles into toy-store enthusiasm around the Bumblebee movie Optimus Prime figure.
A loose family catch-up that becomes a warm pop-culture ramble about toys and Marvel.
A family catch-up sets the tone here, with a child, a Popsicle, and Baby Shark plush toys giving the conversation a playful home-recording feel.
Family meals, with less pressure.
Pantry dreams, parking fines and a producer who pops up.
Real estate numbers and know-how from a team owner
The host turns oversized collectibles into custom figures that fit inside a 25-cent capsule.
Episode 17 reviews Shazam, recommends Sega Sonic Bros.
Ed, the solo host of 52 Tickets, records episode 14 while in traffic, opening with a brief conversation with his young daughter before transitioning to an informal rundown of what's on his mind in March 2019.
Episode 11 combines an 8/10 Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse review with arcade gaming, Marvel collecting, and online-culture commentary.
Ed records episode nine of his casual pop-culture show with his toddler daughter as co-host, covering a weekend trip to the SoCal Retro Gaming Show at the Pasadena Convention Center and a review of Alita Battle Angel.
The host rambles about movies, toys, video games, and personal anecdotes, with a focus on retro gaming and pop culture.
The host rambles about his day, eating popsicles with his kid, and mentions his love for retro games and arcades.