Reading this every week - and I have read the entirety the of every single one - has been one my great joys over the past two years. The off script ones, especially the one about writing, were my favorites. I feel lucky to have been able to share this, especially with non-gamer friends and family as a way to give them insight into my world.
I certainly have felt that games are the not only the preeminent art for of this century, but the most engaging and, simply, the most fun.
I still truly miss working with you almost every day, and I am grateful that this has allowed us to stay connected. I also couldn't be happier for the journey it has taken you on.
Fitting that the Jordans are the first to post here...
Push To Talk is what got me hooked to Substack, I can’t stress how much I’ve enjoyed having it as a weekly read. VERY excited to see what you’re cooking up with Jason 🔥
Thank you for working on this newsletter, inviting me to be a tiny part of it, and making me look forward to reading it every time I saw its name in my inbox 🙏
Congrats on 90 posts, an awesome job, and building a great community here. It certainly seems like Substack has opened a lot of new doors for you, and it's been fun to follow along with the growth over the last few years.
Since the beginning of push to talk a couple years ago I’ve enjoyed reading your articles each friday morning, always with something new and insightful about the games scene. Many times I’ve shared your marketing essays in the discord servers of the games I work on, and I’ve been perpetually surprised with the interviews you’ve landed - always capturing some cultural phenomenon in this big space of gaming in the 2020s. It’s been fun, thank you! I’m sure I’ll be citing your posts for years to come.
Reading this every week - and I have read the entirety the of every single one - has been one my great joys over the past two years. The off script ones, especially the one about writing, were my favorites. I feel lucky to have been able to share this, especially with non-gamer friends and family as a way to give them insight into my world.
I certainly have felt that games are the not only the preeminent art for of this century, but the most engaging and, simply, the most fun.
I still truly miss working with you almost every day, and I am grateful that this has allowed us to stay connected. I also couldn't be happier for the journey it has taken you on.
Fitting that the Jordans are the first to post here...
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I have the best Jordans
Gonna miss reading this every week, but excited to see what you're cooking!
Thanks for everything Jordan!
These have been great, thank you!
Push To Talk is what got me hooked to Substack, I can’t stress how much I’ve enjoyed having it as a weekly read. VERY excited to see what you’re cooking up with Jason 🔥
I’ve really enjoyed reading each week. Your perspective on the industry is super thoughtful and I’ve learned a ton following the newsletter.
Looking forward to future posts even if they are less regular!
Thank you for working on this newsletter, inviting me to be a tiny part of it, and making me look forward to reading it every time I saw its name in my inbox 🙏
Congrats on 90 posts, an awesome job, and building a great community here. It certainly seems like Substack has opened a lot of new doors for you, and it's been fun to follow along with the growth over the last few years.
Since the beginning of push to talk a couple years ago I’ve enjoyed reading your articles each friday morning, always with something new and insightful about the games scene. Many times I’ve shared your marketing essays in the discord servers of the games I work on, and I’ve been perpetually surprised with the interviews you’ve landed - always capturing some cultural phenomenon in this big space of gaming in the 2020s. It’s been fun, thank you! I’m sure I’ll be citing your posts for years to come.