The North American gaming podcast BASH, hosted by Jock Yitch, features an exclusive preview of the forthcoming European LAN season in episode 71. Special guests include Ted 'w!$eGuY' Georgoudakis from Team EG, Team Pandemic in-game leader Joe 'Nabore' Amorosa and SK Gaming editor Richard 'evan' Armstrong, the sole European, who joins Jock to discuss in detail the European LAN's and the North Americans chances.
Team EG and Team Pandemic are the top two North American teams and the only non-European's attending any of the four major LAN's this summer: Antwerp eSports Festival (AEF), the-eXperience (TEX), Multiplay i34 and the Balearikus Party in Mallorca, Spain.
The podcast panel discuss a wide range of subjects over the 40 minute show, fleeting mentions of the Championship Gaming Series (CGS), Counter Strike, Return to Castle Wolfenstein (RTCW) and even the Cyberathlete Professional League (CPL) break up the heavy focus on Call of Duty 4.
Jock Yitch controls the flow of discussion as the panel discuss and weigh up which LAN can't be missed, which events the North Americans will attend and an extensive briefing on which European teams should be feared. More informal comments include the United Kingdom's awful food, American solidarity and the difference in play styles between Europeans and North Americans.
You can view the show transcript which gives the general structure and a more extensive preview of the show here. Subscribe to the podcast here or through iTunes, here. Alternatively, you can download the podcast on SK Gaming – here.
You can listen directly (stream) by clicking here.
Team EG and Team Pandemic are the top two North American teams and the only non-European's attending any of the four major LAN's this summer: Antwerp eSports Festival (AEF), the-eXperience (TEX), Multiplay i34 and the Balearikus Party in Mallorca, Spain.
The podcast panel discuss a wide range of subjects over the 40 minute show, fleeting mentions of the Championship Gaming Series (CGS), Counter Strike, Return to Castle Wolfenstein (RTCW) and even the Cyberathlete Professional League (CPL) break up the heavy focus on Call of Duty 4.
Jock Yitch controls the flow of discussion as the panel discuss and weigh up which LAN can't be missed, which events the North Americans will attend and an extensive briefing on which European teams should be feared. More informal comments include the United Kingdom's awful food, American solidarity and the difference in play styles between Europeans and North Americans.
You can view the show transcript which gives the general structure and a more extensive preview of the show here. Subscribe to the podcast here or through iTunes, here. Alternatively, you can download the podcast on SK Gaming – here.
You can listen directly (stream) by clicking here.

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Written for:
- mymym.com [one article]
- SK-Gaming.com [multiple articles, columns and coverage]
- ESReality.com [one column]
- Crossfire.nu [multiple articles, columns and coverage]
eSports media achievements:
- Long-listed for eSports scene journalist Award 2008
- Nominated for best eSports coverage 2008 (SK)
- Nominated for best eSports coverage 2007 (SK)
Media achievements:
- Published in Times Higher Education (THE); online and print.
- Long-listed for the Guardian's 2009 International Development Journalism competition; online.
Events attended:
2008
- CGS European Qualifier and Draft
2007
- Multiplay i31


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