Shanghai Six invites on blonde bombshell and long time industry independent journalist Miss Raychul Moore on to the podcast for this week’s show!
Welcome back to another episode of The Show Radio. In this episode Uriyya chat with his friend Raychul Moore. Raychul is a COS player, Youtuber, Host and all around awesome gal. This particular episode it unlike the others because it wasn't scripted – The twostarted talking and went from there. uriyya also did a Recon Podcast for the individuals still lurking around Blog Talk Radio. Since Uriyya no longer records there (officially) he wanted to let his listeners know that he has new feeds. Also, with all the static circulating around ECA’s decision in regards to Gerard Williams’ Ambassadorship, Uriyya takes a few minutes to talk about that. Enjoy the show.
MasonicGamer.com: Last week I had the opportunity to catch up with well known cosplayer, journalist, gamer and all around cool chick, Raychul Moore. Raychul has worked with the likes of Electronic Gaming Magazine, GamePro and Machinima to name a few and has also put her own sexy spin on many famous game characters such as Kratos (God Of War), Cammy (Street Fighter) and even Snow White. So we hope you get to learn a little more about her in our interview as we talk games, Nintendo, cosplay and being a cool gamer girl.
I'm internally conflicted here. The above paragraph (and article) states and essentially backs up that she is indeed a gamer, but her own personal portrayal (one whom uses her gender and hobby as a sex like symbol), annoys me to no end.
But I digress, tits.
I saw a skype interview with her one time about the Maxim gamer girl contest she entered. She is indeed a gamer and surrounds herself with all sides of the industry not just "playin garms!" Oh and she is beautiful which doesn't hurt at all.
Raychul Moore is a games journalist, avid cosplayer, and true geek at heart. She has done work for sites like GamePro, EGM, GameZone, and Machinima. Examiner recently sat down with Raychul to talk about her work in the industry and what she thinks of the current state of games journalism.
