A podcast from the X-files crew where figures from the Old School Community about different decks in OS and Premodern.
Hosted by Assistant Director Seb from Flipping Orbs and Wak-Wak.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyComedySociety & Culture |
Seb and Anton have a chat with Frank about a new version of elves, his great run with it and their trip to Tampere for the Premodern European Championships this years.
We put together a short tribute episode in memory of The Ultimate Platypus, our dear friend Jens Jaeger. We wanted to honor his life, his kindness, and the unforgettable impact he had on all of us. Seb and Anton have a brief chat with Chris about the... more
*Episode Update* We regret to inform our listeners that we have removed this episode. It has come to our attention that Scott Nelson Foster has received a six-month ban from Premodern Monthly events due to rules infractions, including adding cards fr... more
Seb and Anton have a chat with Martin Berlin, winner of EPIC and the founder of premodern. We go deep into the format and end with a brief discussion of the state of Premodern and try to pick his brain about what changes we could expect in the future... more
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A hidden gem of the MTG Premodern scene
It calls itself an old school podcast but ran out of old school content after 3 episodes and switched to premodern podcast. Premodern is not old school.
Monster of the week follows on the tradition of the flipping orb podcast. It’s a must listen to any fan of old school. Cheers from Brazil!
Glad to see it, looking forward to more. Top notch Old School.
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This podcast focuses on the vibrant discussions surrounding the Old School Magic and Premodern formats of Magic: The Gathering. It features in-depth conversations with community figures and players, sharing insights about different deck strategies, tournament experiences, and the camaraderie that defines the gaming community. The hosts and guests recount personal stories and highlight significant events in the Old School Magic scene, contributing to a narrative that emphasizes friendship, nostalgia, and the joys of competitive play. Notably, episodes might also touch on culinary adventures and social dynamics during gaming events, making it a reflective space for both seasoned veterans and newcomers in the Magic community.
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Monster of the Week launched 5 years ago and published 96 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Monster of the Week include:
1. Frank Rofellos
2. Mike Harris
3. Flint Esbill
4. Aaron Dix
5. James Smith
6. Andrew Walker
7. Scott Nelson Foster
8. Martin Berlin
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