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I've been listening to Ryan Davis on the Giant Bomb podcast every week for the last several years. It's often a long podcast, so this is literally hundreds and
by MartinCron 13y ago
I've been listening to Ryan Davis on the Giant Bomb podcast every week for the last several years. It's often a long podcast, so this is literally hundreds and hundreds of hours of having this guy's voice in my head.
I once noticed how intimate a medium podcasting can be when one of the Giant Bomb guys visited Seattle and I was deeply offended that someone who felt like a very close friend came to town and didn't even bother to visit me.
This morning, when I got the news that he died, I felt it in a way that I haven't felt for years.
- geetee 13y agoPlus all the videos and live streaming. This is a horrible day. Ryan Davis left us all too soon.
- sbarre 13y agoSame here.. With the podcasts and quick looks and all the video content (I'm a premium GB subscriber), these guys have been a constant part of my life for a few years now, and I was affected much more deeply than I expected when I saw the news today.. http://thanksryan.com/ http://thanksryan.com/ was put up by a friend of his, and I think it sums up Ryan Davis quite well.. He would have laughed..
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- jacquesc 13y agoDitto. He died young, but what an amazing life he lived. In just a few years, he pioneered a new entertainment format, where many thousands of people who he's never met truly feel like they've lost a close friend today (myself included). It was awesome to watch a truly charismatic, great person share his personality unfiltered to the world.