About SuperPod Saga


SuperPod Saga is a casual and laidback podcast that aims to discuss every video game topic in existence.

Join Aaron and various guests every other Monday for all sorts of topics, games and other mayhem.

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The Story Behind the Show

Our story starts with SuperPod Saga, which was originally hosted by Aaron and Tommy. They went to school together in rural Iowa and shared a love of video games. After years of messaging each other about their favorite games and new releases, they just had to start a podcast. What started as a very vague concept for a podcast with very cheap microphones quickly evolved into a weekly chatfest where Aaron and Tommy talked about card games, funny baseball player names, talked about childhood friends, and of course, discussed every video game topic under the sun.

Sadly, Tommy had to step away from SuperPod Saga for personal reasons.

The original cover art for SuperPod Saga, based off of the box art for Mario & Luigi: Super Star Saga
Left: Our original cover art, created by Tommy | Right: Our much better cover art.

After going solo for a while, Aaron invited Gerry to become the new co-host of the show. Gerry was a frequent guest who first appeared on SuperPod Saga Episode 47 to discuss the entire Legend of Zelda series. Together, they bring a positive, yet chaotic energy to the show. Shortly after Gerry joined SuperPod Saga, he and Aaron started a retro-focused podcast called Retro Rehab, which has since become defunct and is slowly being folded into SuperPod Saga, borrowing quite a few elements and fusing the two into one big super show.

Since 2021, Gerry had been hosting his own podcast called Super Ghost Radio alongside his co-hosts Beth and Greg.

Aaron and Gerry decided to once again merge shows - combining SuperPod Saga with Super Ghost Radio to create the ultimate collaboration: SUPER GHOST.

Left: Cover art for Super Ghost Radio | Right: Cover art for the short-lived Retro Rehab.
Left: Cover art for Super Ghost Radio | Right: Cover art for the short-lived Retro Rehab.

After about a year of experimentation, Aaron decided to part ways with the Super Ghost crew due to some creative differences and went back to doing SuperPod Saga on his own.