Boards & Swords
Chris RenshawBad jokes. Good folks. Games. Every other week, Chris & Philip talk about their experiences playing different games (both board games and video games). If you enjoy hearing people talk about the fun they have playing various games instead of why X game is better than Y game, this is the show for you. Plus, they've got the latest board games news , the worst jokes, and the best guests occasionally.... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||
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Podchaser53 years agoIngrid LThis is a board game and board game adjacent podcast. It's fun light and entertaining. It's two friends talking to each other, having a good time, and bringing us along for the ride.
Podcast Addict53 years ago417Steve- One of the best board game podcasts ever!
I love this podcast. Great news segments and great review of games. I LOVE the sound board. Please never get rid of it or the dad jokes.
Apple Podcasts4Jepper87
United States4 years ago - More Prof.
This is how I get my board game fix. You should too.
Apple Podcasts5UT BladesUnited States5 years ago - Great Show But......
For the love of God - Lose the soundboard with all the annoying sound effects......you're tunring into a morning zoo.....
Apple Podcasts3P@rick From SouthieUnited States7 years ago
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