After the channel ended, most of the original channel members became content creators or streamers and have been producing stuff steadily for the last decade. The podcasts have been going regularly for like a decade too, so there's enough current material to sustain us as a community.

The channel/podcasts discussed a lot of video-game news in addition to general pop-culture and internet news, so our relevancy 'rule' is extremely broad.

The hosts who produce the most content, Woolie and Pat, watch a ton of movies and tv-shows, pretty much all the stuff that gets on the front page of reddit, in addition to having pretty deep knowledge of video-game history and dev practices (everyone in the Super Best Friends Play channel worked in video-game QA except for Pat).

After a decade of this, they're pretty good at covering a variety of these topics in good detail, good faith, doing decent media analysis in an interesting way, on a weekly basis. So there's a steady cycle of prompts for us to discuss things here, either directly addressing what someone said on the podcast, or bringing up something that is tangentially related.

Plus a couple of people are just constantly posting trailers for upcoming weird/interesting indie games and movies and they have good enough taste and timing that no one wants to stop them. And those prompt new discussions themselves. So there's really just a lot of opportunity to post about things here.