
AFLW midfield coach, Stock Outdoor Gear
Ryan Davis
AFLW midfield coach | Stock Outdoor Gear
About Ryan
Ryan Davis was an AFLW midfield coach affiliated with Stock Outdoor Gear. Prior to his coaching career, Davis was known as an American video game journalist and podcaster. He began his career as a technical supporter before being recruited by the gaming website GameSpot in 2000. Following the termination of Jeff Gerstmann, Davis and Gerstmann co-founded the website Giant Bomb in 2008, where Davis served as senior editor and hosted the Giant Bombcast podcast. Davis passed away on July 3, 2013, due to natural causes. His contributions to the gaming industry were widely recognized, with tributes paid by various gaming websites and personalities, including artwork created in his memory by notable artists.
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WackemandPackem
3 episodes
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Digital Politics with Karen Jagoda
3 episodes
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3

Digital Politics with Karen Jagoda
3 episodes
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3
Holy Cow A Cubs Podcast
3 episodes
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3

The Young Jedi Knights Club
2 episodes
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2

Social Media and Politics
2 episodes
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2

Automation Unplugged Podcast
2 episodes
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2

The Bootleg Kev Podcast
1 episode
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1
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