We do a deep dive on the Terrace House commentary panel; who they are, why they’re there, what they add to the show, and why we love them! We’re going H.A.M. on Babazono, Tokui, You, Tori-chan, the elusive 5th chair, and Yama-chan. Grab your katsu sandwich and cuddle up to the fireplace, it’s Tadaima: A Terrace House Podcast!

Taidaima: A Terrace House Podcast is your weekly companion to the comfiest show on Netflix. On this episode we discuss the lengthy history behind Terrace House and the show’s journey from Japanese television to Netflix to international fame and acclaim. Join us for an onsen dip into Japanese culture.

Konbanwa! Welcome to the premier episode of Tadaima: A Terrace House Podcast! We are laying the Tiny Disc name to rest for now, but for those of you interested in Terrace House, feel free to engage with us on our newest podcast. We are your weekly companion to you favorite show on Netflix about a bunch of Japanese people living together in a mansion. New episodes every Monday and Thursday morning! Ittekimasu!

The hour is nigh. This week we present to you the swan song of our beloved Tiny Disc Podcast. Ironic as it is, being the 66th episode and all, we want to sincerely thank everyone that ever downloaded and listened to our dumb show. We hope you had a good time with us over the past year and a half. We’re not done yet though! Follow @tadaimagram on Instagram, @tadaimapod on Twitter and bookmark terracehousepodcast.com for updates and behind-the-scenes content about our exciting next adventure!

Konbanwa! Today we begin the show with a special announcement for fans of Tiny Disc and Terrace House. Join us as we do a deep dive into Terrace House: Opening New Doors Part 4 and reminisce in all the drama that happened at that fated house in Karuizawa!

This week we get a virus—but the show must go on! After sneezing loudly into the mics we continue this experimental phase of the show and take our swing in some good ol’ game design fun. Treat us like a pirate and give us that booty. It’s the Tiny Disc Podcast!

This episode we are trying something new. We are taking our turn at—drumroll please—game design. That’s right, we got spreadsheets on spreadsheets, some musty and dusty D&D dice, and ye olde random number generator all for your comedic pleasure; whether it’s a pirate-based dating sim or a mascot-centric dungeon crawler, what’s going to happen next? We sure as shit don’t know, so tune in and find out with us. It’s the Tiny Disc Podcast!

We don’t know jack this week as we give the dirty details on the new direction of the show. If you think Collin is gonna sucker into those nostalgia dollars, you’d be exactly right with Sony announcing the PlayStation Classic. Robert marvels at Dead Rising’s ridiculousness with the sad news of Capcom Vancouver closing its doors. Ready your wallet for the microtransaction madness, it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast!

This week Collin and Robert regale us with stories from the dark side of PAX West 2018. In games of the week, Jac finally gets to play Master Chief Collection on Xbox One X after four long years, and Robert goes all Ninja Gaiden on that ass in The Messenger on PC. Get your black-metal face paint on and MacBook at the ready, it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast.

Listen to the show the podcast gods don’t want you to listen to. This week we all struggle with technical difficulties while recording — apologies in advance for any awkward non-transitions. We end up salvaging what we can and manage to talk about Axiom Verge on Switch, Crane Game Toreba on iOS, and Rise of the Tomb Raider on PC. We finish up the show honoring the memories of Eli Clayton and Taylor Robertson.

Follow ya boys as we take a magical trip across the U.S. in search of the greatest singers from each state to battle it out in a stars-and-stripes version of Eurovision. Robert talks about his experience visiting the first Starbucks and Collin almost snags a signed Alice in Chains CD. Finally, we catch up on all the Gamescom news that’s dropped this week. It’s the most Seattle-ass episode to date, so don’t forget your flannel shirts and jeans with the knees cut out — it’s the Tiny Disc Podcast!