Over the past five seasons of The Gamers Change Lives Podcast, we’ve shared the stories of over 100 guests from across the globe, each one showcasing how esports is transforming lives by creating new jobs and opportunities. From entrepreneurs to players, to industry leaders, we've seen firsthand how gaming is more than just a pastime, it’s a powerful force for change.
In Season 6, we’re doing something exciting: we’re handing over the mic to a diverse group of guest hosts. Each of these hosts will bring their own unique perspective and tell stories from their personal worlds, offering fresh insights into how esports is creating jobs, changing lives, and shaping the future of work in ways we might not have imagined.
This season is all about exploring new angles, broadening our reach, and bringing more voices into the conversation. Get ready for stories that are different, yet aligned with our core message: Play Games, Create Jobs, Change Lives!
Guest host: Calino Calebson, CEO of Ace Gamers Esports in Ghana.
Meet Caleb Agbenyega, he is our first guest host of the Gamers Change Lives podcast, who also goes by his media personality name ‘Calino Calebson’, and is from Ghana. He is the CEO and founder of Ace Gamers Esports and the president of the Africa Champions League.
We were fortunate to have him as a guest in Season 5, and soon realized he has more stories to tell. We are very excited to have him on board.
Season 6, Episode 6
Summary
In this episode of the Game Exchange Live podcast, host Calebson interviews Brodie Lyon, also known as Nfinity, a prominent Call of Duty esports caster. They discuss Brodie's journey into esports commentary, his growth and development as a caster, and the challenges he faces in the industry. Brodie shares insights on preparation for casting, handling game updates, and balancing entertainment with information during broadcasts. He reflects on emotional moments in his career, aspirations for the future, and what makes a great commentator. The conversation highlights the importance of storytelling in esports and the evolving landscape of commentary.
Takeaways
- Brodie's journey into esports commentary began with competitive gaming.
- He started casting by providing commentary to his own gameplay.
- Growth in casting comes from experience and seizing opportunities.
- Brodie's first paid gig was a small amount, but it was significant for him.
- Preparation for casting involves extensive research on teams and players.
- Brodie does not play Call of Duty Mobile but stays updated through content creators.
- Handling unfamiliar games can be challenging for casters.
- Balancing information and entertainment is crucial in commentary.
- Emotional moments can deeply impact a caster's experience.
- The future of esports commentary is evolving with new talent emerging.
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Featured in this episode:
Brodie ‘Nfinity’ Lyon
I'm an esports commentator who has been casting Call of Duty since 2016. For the last three years, I've been part of the awesome team bringing you Challengers coverage, and I've recently dived into the world of Call of Duty Mobile with the Snapdragon Pro Series. Armed with years' worth of knowledge of grassroots esports, my channel is dedicated to the rising stars of competitive CoD.
Twitter/X: https://x.com/NfinityBL
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@NfinityCasts
Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/nfinitybl
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