The Patrick Scott Patterson Project

Patterson chats with Rawson Stovall. In the 80s, he became the first-ever syndicated video game reviewer. He was a guest on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. And he was ten years old. This adventure turned into a career that is still going strong to this day. Learn more about his unique story and outlook.

Patterson chats with a very special Santa Claus about the meaning of Christmas, anecdotes from Santa's worldwide deliveries and thoughts on various Christmas movies and traditions.

Patterson chats with John Newcomer, who worked on classic arcade games such as Joust, NBA Jam and Revolution-X about the journey that took him to those opportunities. Also, Scott reveals how John's own chains of fate impacted his own in a very special way.

Patrick Scott Patterson chats with Rhonda Shear about her beginnings and storied career, including her original run with Up All Night on the USA Network and the return of the show in the online streaming era as part of the Kings of Horror show lineup.

Patrick Scott Patterson is joined by Nite Davis, one of his old pro wrestling promoters, to talk about Davis' work with the Free the Wheel Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides custom mobility solutions for children free of charge.

Reunited for the first time since the 1990 Nintendo World Championships, Terry Torok chats with Patrick Scott Patterson about gamification in continuing education, gratitude, the missing pieces in the modern esports industry and a great deal more.

Patterson chats with his former pro wrestling rival-turned-author Matt Wallace, who traded steel chair shots for work as an author, novelist and screenwriter that includes credits for shows such as 'Stranger Things'. Expect old wrestling stories and new stories of chasing goals and taking each new adventure as they come.

A chain of fates brings Scott together for a chat with rising country music star Erin Kinsey. The two chat about Kinsey's discovery of music, her inspirations, early journey and reaction to the fan support shown during her first headlining tour.