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Serpent's Gaze - Coming to Early Access!

Serpent's gaze is a new Roguelike Soulslike coming to Early Access on May 25th and we're getting a chance to dive in earlier than early. So tune in and learn this game right along side us.

FTX: Road to Grand Gathering VI, SuperShow Survival Training

Tonight on FTX, the crew heads back into the world of SRG Universe’s SuperShow as we start sharpening our skills for Grand Gathering VI next week! This isn’t just casual game night anymore, this is training camp. Alliances will crumble, bad decisions will be made, and somebody’s ego is absolutely getting powerbombed into the table before the night is over. The WTF Nation Radio crew will be representing LIVE at Grand Gathering VI, competing in tournaments, hanging with the community, and bringing coverage straight from the event, so tonight is all about getting locked in before the chaos begins. Will CQ prove once again that he’s the undisputed mastermind of the table? Or will the rest of the crew finally humble him before the convention even starts? Grab a drink, jump in the chat, and come talk trash with us.

SGTS TIME: Memorial Day Special

SGTS TIME: Memorial Day Special

The WNBA is BACK | Rashee Rice Can't Get Right | Wemby is already a LEGEND

The Sports Bar (Wednesday 8pm ET) Host: King and Coach A raw, live-streamed sports talk show from WTF Nation Radio where King and Coach riff, debate, and dive into sports headlines with bar-room flair—and they want you in on the action. It’s like joining friends to argue about the game while nursing a beer and maybe even winning trivia money. On today's show: -Let's sports and chill

PCW : w/ Gary Sinise

Tonight on Pop Culture Warrior, CQ sits down with legendary actor and humanitarian Gary Sinise for an in-depth conversation about his incredible career, the lasting impact of Lt. Dan from Forrest Gump, and the real-world mission that grew from it. From iconic films like Apollo 13, Ransom, and Of Mice and Men to years portraying military members, law enforcement officers, and leaders on screen, Gary reflects on the roles that shaped his career and connected so deeply with veterans and audiences around the world. The conversation also dives into the incredible work being done through the Gary Sinise Foundation, supporting veterans, active-duty service members, first responders, and their families through programs focused on healing, mobility, mental wellness, and community support. We also discuss the annual National Memorial Day Concert and why preserving the true meaning of Memorial Day matters now more than ever. If you enjoy meaningful conversations about film, service, resilience, and legacy, this is an episode you do not want to miss.