We Like Dota is a podcast about the casual Dota 2 scene, with segments such as the Hero and Item of the Week, E-Sports coverage, and Noobs Ask Noobs questions.

Andrew ‘Zyori’ Campbell and Trent ‘TrentPax’ Mackenzie have been full-time commentary duo in Dota 2 for over 5 years and worked with major event organizers like Dreamhack, PGL, and Valve. Together they share insight into the world of Dota 2, esports, and gaming. New episodes every Tuesday!

Welcome to The Offlane Podcast, the fast and funny DotA 2 Podcast that helps you win conversations about DotA. In every episode, we'll draft a hero to complete a real-world task, tangentially talk about Dota 2 news, do some Trivia, and try to improve the Dota 2 pub culture, all in under 10 minutes. Plus, unqualified opinions from your hosts, Steven Choi and Bruce Park. We're not informative, but we think we're entertaining. Please follow, subscribe, or share if you like what you hear! Thanks!

Guys That Talk About RPG Games Like Skyrim And DOTA2 All Show And Turn There Conversation Into Comedy!

Hosted by one of the most successful esports competitors and personalities of all time, Peter Dager, currently the captain of OpTic Gaming's Dota 2 Squad, is joined by guests from across esports. While mainly focusing on Dota 2, Peter and guests dive into competition, stories from the community, and what it is like to be at the top of a rising industry.

Why do we call ourselves Lightly Seasoned Gamers? Like most people who love video games, we’re not seasoned professionals. We don’t work at development studios and we aren’t on stage playing DOTA 2 for hundreds of thousands of dollars. However, we spend a lot of time playing, researching, debating, and having conversations about video games which has given us extensive knowledge about this industry. Because of this, we call ourselves “lightly seasoned”. Oh and we like to keep our shows light ...

Gaming Sessions is the audio podcast for gaming addicts by Ian & John and discusses video games and general geek culture. GamingDebugged.com is a gaming blog covering mainstream and indie gaming, game design and development, news and comment from the games industry. I like to mix up the content by providing useful information such as 'how to get started in the games industry' with the big questions (down the pub) such as 'who are the biggest game bad guys, which game location would i go on v ...