Today I finish the diversity arena branch! I also read off the latest Minecraft snapshots, and a bedrock edition parity/hotfix update, answer a couple questions, and more! Email: RedstoneWeeklyPodcast@gmail.com Voicemail: anchor.fm/redstoneweekly/message Blog: podcastredstoneweekly.blogspot.com Server: Java and bedrock IP (not cross platform): redstoneweekly.ddns.net Java port: 25565 Bedrock port: 19132

Edit: It's back up now! Hey guys! Today I just wanted to say that my server has been bugging out recently, so I need to tweak it a bit. I'll try to get it fixed as soon as I can, and I'll let you guys know once I do here. Thanks for understanding! Signing off,

Hi! Some of you might be wondering how I made my signature, or my logo, with the Minecraft text.  All I use is Textcraft ! Here's how it works: When you go to the site, you'll see the homepage: First, you enter in the text that you want for your main text:

Hi! Today I wanted to talk about the adventure map Diversity 2!  It's a sequel to the original (which you don't need to play to play this), and is surprisingly fun! You probably already know about it, if you've listened to the podcast episodes where I play it. There are 10 Branches in the map:  Adventure: You are the new housekeeper for a scientist, but he's not there when you arrive! Explore the house and uncover the mystery of your boss's experiment! Arena:  Battle a variety of Minecraft monsters, collecting diamonds to upgrade your gear! Watch out for that ghast!

Hi! I’ve seen a lot of kids start Minecraft podcasts recently, and I wanted to talk about how to start a podcast, and what you need to do so. For one thing, make sure your parents know you’re making a podcast, because they might think of something that you didn’t. You should also let them listen to an episode before you publish it, for the same reason. Now, to create a podcast, you need to go to anchor.fm. Click the get started button, and follow the steps to create your podcast. You can also do this from the anchor app, which has similar instructions.

Hi! Today I wanted to talk about what I think you need to play Minecraft!  H ere is my list of minimum pc specs: CPU: 2 core with 1.60 GHz Memory: 4 GBs Graphics card: What graphics card? Now, you could run Minecraft on just that, but it's better to run it with higher specs.  Here's my list of optimal pc specs:

Hi! Today I wanted to list all the versions of Minecraft that I own (view an in-depth look at them and when I got them here ), and which ones I like best! Here is the list of versions: Java edition Legacy console edition Pocket edition Xbox one edition Windows 10 edition And here is the list of the same versions, in the order of which ones I like the best: Java edition (the best in everyway except for making mods) Window 10 edition (everything great about pocket edition, but on a PC) Pocket edition (tiny screen, but everything else is OK) Xbox one edition (controls are so non-ergonomic) Legacy console edition (same reason as above, but with much less features, as it's stuck in something like 1.12.2) One more thing: Although I  don't like some of these versions, don't let my opinion override yours. It's fine if you like these more then me. That's all for today! Signing off,