Jason and Katie discuss board games, life, and nonsense.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 294 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureHobbies |
Episode 277: Favorite Games of 2023 more
Episode 276: Our Top 100 Games of All Time (10-1) more
This is the audio version of a live stream that took place on 02/22/2024. This is a video series counting down our favorite games that are not quite in the top 100.
Episode 275: Our Top 100 Games of All Time (20-11) more
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What a great concept. I just started recently checking out different gaming podcasts, and while there are some good ones out there, this is my favorite. You get to hear about the latest kickstarters, then Katie and Jason discuss a couple of random games they played, followed by games pertaining to a different theme each episode. It works really well and each episode flies by. I enjoy it a lot and genuinely look forward to each new one. As a fan of games, it’s very enjoyable and informative. And ... more
These guys cover a wide variety of games, and adroitly avoid making you feel bad for liking games they don’t. Their taste in games varies enough that they cover about the entire spectrum of games, even if they don’t love the same ones I do, they give everyone a fair shot. more
Joel and Jason do a great job of discussing the ins and outs of board games over the sounds of royalty free 80s music. They are basically a board game version of Hank and John Green. Genuinely, with good chemistry the hosts do a great job of telling listeners what games are great to play and which games are worth passing up on. Even as a not very active gamer, they have inspired me to spend too much money on games just to admire the artwork. more
This is a great podcast to drive t:; low key, but informative and sometimes witty. The hosts obviously are good friends and it come across. My only complaint is minor (which I think they've heard before...) is they will start talking about a game and only mention its name once. In the car it's difficult to rewind so I sometimes lose track of the current game under discussion. Highly recommended,
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Apple Podcasts | #205 | Canada/Leisure/Hobbies |
Apple Podcasts | #153 | Sweden/Leisure/Hobbies |
Apple Podcasts | #229 | Belgium/Leisure/Hobbies |
Apple Podcasts | #232 | Netherlands/Leisure/Hobbies |
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