Greg Miller

Originally from Glen Ellyn, Illinois, The Unsung Hero grew up with a fierce love of video games, comic books and collectibles and from a young age was determined to become a video games journalist.

After attending his beloved University of Missouri as a journalism major, Greg snatched up a position at the Columbia Tribune, where he began his career as a journalist. Following many persistent applications, Greg got his dream job, PlayStation Editor at IGN.com. Greg's large personality and driven work ethic would propel him to become one of the lead personalities on the website, moving on from an editor, to become one of its main hosts.

On August 9, 2012 Greg announced on IGN that he had been diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma. During the months following his announcement, Greg received treatment while maintaining his public facing internet presence as a figurehead and host for IGN. Greg was very public about his effort to stay positive in his struggle with cancer and once even recorded himself playing his PlayStation Vita while receiving chemotherapy. On December 3, 2012 Greg officially announced that his cancer had gone into remission.

Craving a creative release and a distraction from his battle with cancer, Greg teamed up with his roommate, Colin Moriarty, to create the show "A Conversation With Colin" on YouTube in August 2012. After the success of this show, Greg added new shows, like "Oreo Oration" and "Gregway" to his YouTube Channel among other experiments. As the channel grew he started involving his Producers and Cameramen Nick and Tim in a new Podcast called "The Gameovergreggy Show".

Building upon their success, Greg founded Kinda Funny along with Colin, Nick Scarpino, and Tim Gettys in September 2014, launching a Patreon.com page for fans to help support their content. In January 2015, after the Patreon page proved a huge triumph, Greg and company officially left IGN.com and expanded Kinda Funny to included a gaming channel called Kinda Funny Games. Greg now works full time for Kinda Funny and occasionally makes guest appearances at various video game related events and online YouTube shows.

Greg currently lives in San Francisco, CA with his dog Portillo, and his roommate Colin.