Boardgames To Go
Mark JohnsonMark Johnson's occasional & opinionated podcast about family strategy boardgames
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 345 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||
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- One of the original and best
Podcasting since 2005, Mark and his guests can speak with a sense of perspective on the hobby, a refreshing change from the many podcasts that focus so much on more recent games. Mark is a gentle host and his interviews often feel like a nice chat between friends.
Apple Podcasts5David Mills
Australiaa year ago - Thoughtful and engaging
Always a good listen but wish it was more regular!
Apple Podcasts5Regulus43
United Kingdom7 years ago - Straightforward and personal
I like the fact that Mark keeps this podcast simple, straightforward, and consistent. It's like an audio blog since he doesn't try to do anything more special than give his personal thoughts on games he's played and cons he's attended. I feel like I have a better sense of his tastes than most other reviewers, so I know what I'll think of a game based on his opinion of it.
Apple Podcasts5pjbent
United States7 years ago - Mark is the best
When I was getting into the hobby Mark was the voice of reason in the hobby. We disagree on certain games, but you really feel like you're having a conversation with a friend about games.
Apple Podcasts5Whiskey man4679United States8 years ago - Grandpa Mark
Mark is the grand-daddy of the boardgame podcast genre (he would insist a couple other shows beat him out of the gate). His show is the progenitor of countless others in the past decade. And yet, his show is still the best. I discovered BGTG when I was new to the hobby, and now, years later, I'm not sure whether I gravitated toward this show because it matched my own tastes, or whether instead Mark's interests were what shaped my own tastes. Chicken-or-egg perhaps. Of the hordes of imitators th... more
Apple Podcasts5Brad WashingtonUnited States8 years ago
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