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'''My So Called 8bit Life''' is a podcast hosted by [[Roberto Villegas]].
| title        = My So Called 8bit Life
| picture      = File: 8bitLife-SquareCover.jpg
| caption      = My So Called 8bit Cover Art
| creators      =
| hosts        = [[Roberto Villegas]]
| open_theme    = by Jacob Weiss
| season_count  = 4
| episode_count = 165+
| runtime      = 1 hour
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| producers    = Ashley Schuster
| switchers    =
| editors      = Daryl Walker
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| distributor  = [[Cosmic Radio TV]]
| run          = December 8, 2010 - present}}
'''My So Called 8bit Life''' is a podcast hosted by [[Roberto Villegas]]. Every week Roberto interviews someone from one of the communities he's passionate about. This show has become a staple for Roberto's podcast network Cosmic Radio TV, LLC.


==BB Pertinent Guests==
In May 2014, Roberto debuted [http://www.patreon.com/8bitlife a Patreon campaign] for the podcast. The podcast then started streaming live video broadcasts through [http://diamondclub.tv Diamondclub.tv] during November 2014. The archived video feeds are available on demand for patrons of the show.
[[Brian Brushwood]]
 
* Episode 16 – ''The Macgyver Plunger''
==Episodes==
[[Justin Robert Young]]
: ''Main article: [[List of My So Called 8bit Life Episodes]]''
* Episode 07 – ''Creepy Santa''
 
* Episode 44 – ''8bit Browncoats''
Each ''My So Called 8bit Life'' episode is about one hour in length. Episodes have been released consistently since January 2011. Many of the guests are in some way relevant to [[chatrealm]]; guests vary from featured chat regulars, to the hosting personalities of [[Brian Brushwood]], [[Justin Robert Young]], and [[Tom Merritt]].
[[Tom Merritt]]
 
* Episode 23 – ''Mindless Alien Hosts''
==Fun Facts==
[[Andrew Mayne]]
* The podcast was originally planned to follow a release schedule of one episode per two weeks, but after catching fire on iTunes, Roberto pushed it to weekly not wanting the podcast to fall under its own momentum.
* Episode 22 – ''Sleeping in the Car''
* Mario Martinez is the most frequently featured guest at 9 appearances.
[[Jon Tilton]]
* Episode 59 – ''Soundtracks & Remixes''
[[OMG Chad]]
* Episode 60 - ''OMG It's 8bitChad''
[[Ali Spagnola]]
* Episode 65 – ''8bit Power Hour''
[[Patrick Delahanty]]
* Episode 71 - ''Soda Jerks''
[[Aaron Righter]]
* Episode 30 – ''Round Table : Square-Enix Part 01''
* Episode 32 – ''Round Table : Square-Enix Part 02''
* Episode 40 – ''Jersey Gaming''
* Episode 41 – ''We Get Episode''
* Episode 53 – ''Top 5 of 2011 Part 01''
* Episode 54 – ''Top 5 of 2011 Part 02''
* Episode 56 – ''The Tables are Turned (host)''
[[Rick Foster]]
* Episode 13 – ''8bit Wrestle''
* Episode 53 – ''Top 5 of 2011 Part 01''
* Episode 54 – ''Top 5 of 2011 Part 02''
* Episode 66 – ''Diablo 3 FTW''
[[Ekaproxy|Erica Torres aka Ekaproxy]]
* Episode 38 – ''Round Table : Donnie Darko''
* Episode 45 – ''The Ekaproxy Episode''
[[TheSwagger]]
* Episode 12 – ''8bit Punk''
* Episode 17 – ''Shut Up Donny''
* Episode 19 – ''With Two Hours to Spare''
* Episode 38 – ''Round Table : Donnie Darko''
* Episode 50 – ''Dragoncon Swagger''
* Episode 57 – ''I Love My Car''
[[Josh Hilp]]
* Episode 03 – ''8-bit Buffering''
[[Bill Meeks]]
* Episode 04 – ''Late Night Double Feature 8-bit Show''
* Episode 21 – ''It’s all Questions''
* Episode 67 – ''The One Topic Episode''
* Episode 96 - ''Man of Spoilers''
* Episode 102 - ''Batman You The Bomb in Phantoms Yo''
[[Kuhan|Naaim Siddiqi aka Kuhan]]
* Episode 15 – ''Green Power Ranger Corps''
* Episode 48 – ''Go Go Power Phd.''
[[Drewsipher|Drew Snyder aka Drewsipher]]
* Episode 37 – ''Punk Rock 8bit Show''
[[Giggleloop|Becky Graves aka Giggleloop]]
* Episode 42 – ''Battleships and Dr Who''
[[Zak Holder]]
* Episode 47 – ''Everybody Scream''
* Episode 53 – ''Top 5 of 2011 Part 01''
* Episode 54 – ''Top 5 of 2011 Part 02''
[[Curley|Brian Curley]]
* Episode 49 – ''You Called The Nintendo Hint Line?''
* Episode 55 – ''Tiger Upper-Bar''
* Episode 72 - ''Ready Player Curley''
[[kingkaz|Brandon Cooper aka kingkaz]]
* Episode 64 – ''You Used Up All the Glue''
[[Viking Lass|April Ness aka Viking Lass]]
* Episode 69 - ''Horse Breeding & Artwork''
[[Gatowag|Brandt Hughes aka Gatowag]]
* Episode 91 - ''Cocinar 2 Petition''
[[Matthew Fraser]]
* Episode 93 - ''The Visual History of blenderMF''
[[Jason Murphy]]
* Episode 95 - ''Cocaine and Gaming''
[[Bryce Castillo]]
* Episode 98 - ''Fezzes and Angry Journalist''
[[Jackie Hern]]
* Episode 113 - ''Cats, Planes, and Government Coverups''


==External Links==
==External Links==
* [http://www.patreon.com/8bitlife Patreon]
* [http://mysocalled8bitlife.com/ Official site]
* [http://mysocalled8bitlife.com/ Official site]
* [http://twitter.com/8bitlifepodcast Twitter]
* [http://twitter.com/8bitlifepodcast Twitter]

Latest revision as of 23:37, 20 February 2015

My So Called 8bit Life
8bitLife-SquareCover.jpg
My So Called 8bit Cover Art
Hosted by Roberto Villegas
Opening theme by Jacob Weiss
No. of seasons 4
No. of episodes 165+
Runtime 1 hour
Production
Producer(s) Ashley Schuster
Editor(s) Daryl Walker
Broadcast
Distributor Cosmic Radio TV
Original Run December 8, 2010 - present


My So Called 8bit Life is a podcast hosted by Roberto Villegas. Every week Roberto interviews someone from one of the communities he's passionate about. This show has become a staple for Roberto's podcast network Cosmic Radio TV, LLC.

In May 2014, Roberto debuted a Patreon campaign for the podcast. The podcast then started streaming live video broadcasts through Diamondclub.tv during November 2014. The archived video feeds are available on demand for patrons of the show.

Episodes

Main article: List of My So Called 8bit Life Episodes

Each My So Called 8bit Life episode is about one hour in length. Episodes have been released consistently since January 2011. Many of the guests are in some way relevant to chatrealm; guests vary from featured chat regulars, to the hosting personalities of Brian Brushwood, Justin Robert Young, and Tom Merritt.

Fun Facts

  • The podcast was originally planned to follow a release schedule of one episode per two weeks, but after catching fire on iTunes, Roberto pushed it to weekly not wanting the podcast to fall under its own momentum.
  • Mario Martinez is the most frequently featured guest at 9 appearances.

External Links

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