
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 | 84 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

We discuss the absence of tabletop games in the Bible (eeeek!) – and the presence of randomization and game-like elements.
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How do board games become acts of devotion? We delve into the intersection of spirituality, identity, and agency within the context of gaming. Games facilitate introspection, connection, and exploration of different identities. The conversation explo... more
In this episode of Play Saves the World, Daniel and Kevin explore the intersection of spirituality and board games, discussing six spiritual realities that emerge from play. They delve into the definitions of play, its importance in fostering communi... more
We chat with Rev. Dr. Jason Brian Santos about the Theology of Play Conference (TopCon) that explores the intersection of spirituality and gaming. Jason shares personal insights on how games foster connection and presence, emphasizing the importance ... 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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Focusing on the role of play in enhancing human experiences, this podcast encompasses a variety of topics including the significance of games, mental wellness, and community engagement through playful activities. The hosts engage in lively discussions about different gaming experiences, ranging from board games to theatrical expressions, while highlighting personal anecdotes that reveal the joy of play in our lives. Notably, they emphasize the creation of community through gaming and the use of play for personal reflection and creativity, making it a potential listening delight for individuals interested in both entertainment and self-improvement.
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