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Jan 1, 2026 1 hr 11 min

EWF #10: New Year, Same Edge

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It’s our holiday recap episode—how Edging with Friends started, what almost derailed it, and where we’re taking it next. Plus, James hits us with rapid-fire questions we didn’t pre-read (so yeah… we sweat a little).Brian and Dave break down the real origin story of the podcast name (born from gaming chaos), the family/cousin dynamic that makes the banter work, and the early growing pains—from filming on phones and a sketchy tablet to editing headaches and tech mishaps. We talk honestly about doubts, comparing ourselves to bigger podcasts, and what “success” looks like when you’re still in the early grind. We also share what’s coming next: building a bigger community, leveling up the show’s look (thumbnails, intros), and experimenting with Patreon-style extras.Key Moments: Why the name “Edging with Friends” instantly clicked (and people’s reactions) Our cousin backstory + how the unfiltered vibe became the show Early fears: comparing to big podcasts, staying consistent, and pre-shoot anxiety Behind the scenes of Episode 1: phones/tablet setup, massive edit times, and the broken camera + FedEx fiasco What’s next: Patreon ideas, season 2 upgrades, and why thumbnails became part of the identity ============================================================🙃 Check out Dubby.gg for GAMING FUEL! 🔔 Subscribe and Click the Bell for More

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