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Research & Respawn

Research & Respawn

Von: Kit & Cody
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Join Cody (some guy) and Kit (an alleged PhD) for Research & Respawn, a podcast that aims to make academic research accessible and engaging for everyone. The podcast explores an eclectic collection of academic research, including understanding what we know about media coverage of scientific studies, the concept of happiness, the impact of media genres, genetics, and parasocial relationships. The hosts also dive into research on video games and their effects on individuals and society. Across these topics, each episode breaks down complex concepts and highlights the real-world relevance of research findings. Research & Respawn invites listeners to discover the stories behind studies and understand how research impacts our everyday lives.

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  • Bonus Episode - Second Life
    Sep 25 2026

    A life simulation, but with friends and strangers, join Cody and Kit to discuss Second Life. From an economy where you can earn a virtual living to bondage and sex dungeons, this long lasting multiplayer virtual world probably has something to offer everyone.

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    15 Min.
  • Bonus Episode - Paralives
    Sep 18 2026

    In this episode, we discuss Paralives, the cozy indie contender bringing flexible building, community-first development, and fresh creative energy to a genre (and angry players) ready for something different in their life sim.

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    14 Min.
  • Short Review - InZoi
    Sep 11 2026

    Step into the visually stunning world of InZoi, where realism, ambitious systems, and big questions about the future of life simulation take center stage. We’ll unpack one of the new successors to The Sims in allowing players to build, explore, and play with life itself.

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    23 Min.
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