Next week’s GamesRadar UK Podcast is going to be the last GamesRadar UK Podcast for a while. But do not become distressed, alarmed, or ensaddened by this news. We are merely hunkering down in the brain bunker for some positive idea sessioning and think having.
The podcast will be back but it will be something else. Something different. Possibly something better. But almost certainly something with a video component to compliment and augment the current audio-only format. So it’s evolving into some new and as-yet-undefined sort of regular video thing (in which the audio track could potentially still be handily separated and consumed in the manner of the current podcast).
Hopefully that makes some sense. Please understand we are in the zenbryonic phase of the conceptualising journey right now. Which means we’re making it up as we go along. But it’s exciting. We’re excited. There’s good energy.
So that’s the news. The GRUK Podcast is changing and next week’s episode will be the last GRUK Podcast in its current form. So please use this last GRUK Question Box to ask us anything you want. Leave a comment below and we’ll do our best to answer as many of your questions as possible in next week’s podcast, which goes out Wednesday 3 October.
Go for it.
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