Super Mega Crash Bros. Turbo

(2017 – 2023)
Welcome to the Palace of Megapixels! Super Mega Crash Bros. Turbo was a video game podcast discussing the most recent news in the gaming world, as well as doing game reviews, retrospectives, insights, interviews and more.

For seven years, I projected my time and energy to this podcast because it was not only a place to discuss something I loved with my friends. But also because it was something I believed in. I BELIEVE that Super Mega Crash Bros. Turbo is destined for something greater. Whether it’s with me guiding the path or not, I hope the name will live on beyond my lifetime. I hope our listeners have enjoyed our discussions and hope you will join us in our next endeavor.

Be sure to check out the animated series: Super Mega Crash Adventures!

Super Mega Crash Bros. Turbo Trailer

Goodbye, Farewell, and Game On – Super Mega Crash Bros. Turbo

The series finale. Website: https://pencilpaperproductions.com/supermegacrash/ Twitter: @SuperMegaCrash Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/supermegacrashbrosturbo TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@supermegacrash Join us on Discord HERE Email: supermegacrash@gmail.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pencilandpaperproductions Theme music composed by Setsuo Yamamoto/ arranged and performed by FamilyJules Subscribe to Family Jules HERE — Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/supermegacrash/support
  1. Goodbye, Farewell, and Game On
  2. One Last Round
  3. Ultimately Rare
  4. Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster
  5. Who is Gilson B. Pontes?
EPISODE 250: This week, we take our final bow. Thank you for hanging out with us over the past seven years. It's been a pleasure. EPISODE 249: This week, Stephen decides to treat Lace with one last round of Name That Game. EPISODE 248: This week, we're discussing the history of a forgotten software company that took a chance to become something more. EPISODE 247: This week, we're reviewing one of the more popular entries in the original 2D era of RPGs, now remastered on consoles. EPISODE 246 (YouTube icon): I changed the text to match where you might be listening.
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Stephen White is the host, editor, headline writer, and producer of Super Mega Crash Bros. Turbo. He developed the idea based on a suggestion from Man Cave co-star, Todd Stark. He structured most of the show’s current format which continues to evolve and become more streamlined. He also designs a new icon for each episode every week, usually featuring 8-bit characterizations of himself and his co-hosts.

Laceya Finley is the current co-host and co-writer of Super Mega Crash Bros. Turbo. She joined the show in 2018 doing the occasional game review but has now taken over the role of news reporter. She is a former streamer on Twitch and Mixer, has performed in a few projects such as La Méchante Reine and Chicago P.D. She’s an avid lover of FMV games and the future ex-wife of Bruce Campbell.

Todd Stark is the co-creator and original co-host of Super Mega Crash Bros. Turbo. Inspired by other video game podcasts, he pitched the concept to his Man Cave co-star, Stephen White in hopes of seeing his idea come to light. He is a die-hard PlayStation supporter, a lifelong fan of the New York Yankees, and all-around lover of everything zombies. He left the show in 2019 due to personal reasons but has made several appearances since then.

John Taylor was present from the first episode of Super Mega Crash Bros. Turbo, starting as a silent background researcher, who then became a third co-host by episode 2. He appeared for most episodes during the first year but permanently left the show after episode 28 to focus on his family.

Jules Conroy aka Family Jules is the artist responsible for the intro and outro theme of the podcast. He is best known for his metal covers of popular video game music, featured on his YouTube channel of the same name. He has arranged, recorded, mixed and mastered over a hundred covers and medleys of his favorite video game music into various genres such as Rock, Metal, Acoustic and even Ska, Reggae and Jazz. He has been praised by numerous composers in the video game industry, and currently has over 200 videos, 515k subscribers and over 20 million total YouTube views. Click the pic to check out his channel.

TWITCH STREAMS

Three surviving VODs of the short-lived live Twitch show.

11/04/2018
11/25/2018
12/04/2018

GAME ON!