
Daniel and Kevin explore the meaning of play for human flourishing – what it is, what it means, and how people create and maintain playful lives. We explore books, people, places, and ideas committed to engendering play in the midst of busy, working lives.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 4 years ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureReligion & SpiritualityReligionGames  | |||

How can we improve at board games, and why do we want to? And how do we maintain a positive experience for all players? We delve into the importance of optimization, understanding game mechanics, and the role of timing in gameplay. The conversation a... more
We’re diving into the fascinating world of two-player games, uncovering what makes them so special and why they’re so much fun. We’ll chat about how these games create strong connections between players, how board games have changed from just two pla... more
In this episode we explore the joy of cooperative tabletop games, discussing their mechanics, spiritual benefits, and the shared narratives they create. We delve into how these games foster teamwork, communication, and personal dynamics, while also h... more
We explore Afrofuturism and the mission of the House of Afros, Capes, and Curls with its founder Jade Rogers.The organization exists to create a community for Black nerds, the concept of Afrofuturism, and the importance of rest and self-care in commu... more
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The Grasshopper discussion made me go searching again for this Brene Brown quote: "The opposite of play isn't work. It's depression." Really thought provoking as I recover from the trauma of working on the Covid wards. And LOVE LOVE LOVE the humor!
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Content revolves around the concept of play and its relevance to human flourishing in various aspects of life. The hosts frequently discuss tabletop games, both competitive and cooperative, emphasizing their social dynamics and therapeutic benefits. Noteworthy themes include the impact of play on relationships, mental well-being, and community engagement, with episodes exploring different types of games, including solo and cooperative formats. Uniquely, discussions also weave in personal anecdotes and reflections on broader cultural themes such as Afrofuturism and the philosophy of play, providing listeners with a diverse perspective on how play can enhance quality of life amidst busy schedules.
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