
Welcome to Board Gamers Anonymous, the podcast where everyone is welcome at the table. Hosted by Chris and joined by a rotating cast of passionate gamers, Board Gamers Anonymous brings you lively conversations about the games we love, the games we don't, and everything that keeps us coming back to the table. Each week, we dig into the biggest questions, debates, trends, and hot takes in tabletop g... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 597 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesHobbiesLeisure | |||

Tim’s Darkest Timeline: One Game Has to Go
Three great games. One has to disappear from Tim’s gaming options forever. And Chris has generously volunteered Tim to make every terrible decision.
This week on Voice of the Gamers, we put Tim through a g... more
Episode 592 – Never Play, but Never Purge!
It hasn’t hit the table in years. You can barely remember the rules. But suggest getting rid of it, and suddenly you’re prepared to defend that box like it contains a family heirloom.
This week, Chris and ... more
Episode 591 – What If?! Tabletop Twists
What if one moment in tabletop gaming history had gone differently?
This week on Board Gamers Anonymous, Chris and Tim are messing with the timeline. In our Voice of the Gamers feature, we ask the tabletop qu... more
Board Game Red Flags: When We Know a Game Isn't for Us
We all have them: those little warning signs that make us look at a board game and immediately start planning our escape from the table.
This week, Chris and Tim break down their biggest board ... more
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Meeple.
— Meeple who?
Meeple love great podcasts… and yours is top of the stack.
I have been listening to you guys for years from little Belgium. You have helped shape my board game collection.
Hate to see Anthony go but hope BGA cab continue.
I voted for ICE.
You support criminals and are compelled to voice your ignorance about politics on your podcast then do it without me.
Hope you grow up someday. Gl.
Chris and Andrew speak clearly, have fun, and a pleasure to listen to. Great board game podcast.
Rolling dice, bold moves,
Voices share secrets of play,
Board joy fills the air.
Really enjoy listening to this podcast, the hosts are great at breaking down their opinions and always happy to admit when a game isn’t for them as opposed to it being a bad game. I really enjoy hearing about board game academics and would love for them to include more on that in the podcast itself. Thanks for the episodes!
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This show covers a wide range of tabletop gaming topics, with frequent focus on new and classic board games, industry dynamics, and conventions. Episodes often feature banter between multiple regular hosts, handlings of crowdfunding, game design discussions, and practical buying or playing advice, along with timely convention reports and highlights from major hobby events. A notable strength is the hosts' deep hobby knowledge, willingness to share personal experiences, and clear chemistry, which helps listeners feel part of a like-minded community. The show is likely to appeal to serious hobbyists who enjoy in-depth game analysis, industry commentary, and conclusive top-10 or bracket-style formats, as well as store owners or marketers seeki... more
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Recent guests on Board Gamers Anonymous include:
1. Chris Rodriguez
2. Wythe Marshall
3. Wyeth Marshall
4. Dave Eng
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