A board game podcast by Dads, for Everyone - talking 18xx, Cube Rails, COIN, the Pax series, and Old Dusty Euros.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 224 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesGames |
We're all home from DoaMcoN V, another successful convention for the Dads on a Map community. Listen in to some live recordings from the event, and James will put a bow on things at the end with his Bottom 3 Plays, Top 3 New To Me Games, and Top 5 Pl... more
It's the final countdown to DoaMcoN V. Kunk joins James on the show to run down our personal Top 10 Must Play Games at the con, and to speedrun through the community's lists as well. We'll also talk recent plays of Sol, Hive, John Company, GIPF, Nort... more
For years DoaM has endorsed playing online to get your fix, but what happens when you go too hard and ruin those online games for your real life experience? Vincent joins James on the show as they discuss this and also recent plays of Napoleon's Triu... more
What if your favorite games went head to head in the larger than life world of pro wrestling? James is joined by Dylan as we assemble our Cardboard Supercard - fantastical matchups of some of our favorite board game titles that can only happen in our... more
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One of the few board game podcasts about about games I love and the hosts completely ruin it by being insufferable jerks.
These guys are so down to earth and fun to listen to. I love the fact that they will be absolutely straight up about sucky games and speak honestly about them and just move on. Plus their taste in games is amazing.
To address the weaklings that may be offended by some of their comments on games… if you DO find yourself offended by their comments on games you love, you might just like sucky games, and that’s okay. You’re allowed to buy sucky games, play sucky games, etc… but let’s not blame DOA... more
I’ve been listening to the show since it first started, which happened to coincide with me becoming a dad.
I really enjoy the show. James and Sanchez have a natural camaraderie, and it really does just feel like hanging out with a group of friends, discussing games together. I’ve especially loved watching them discover train themed boardgames and get more and more into them as the show progresses, to the point where they now have a monthly shower specifically about those games.
All in all, I h... more
Very well thought out episodes with lots of fun bits. Definitely my favorite gaming podcast out there. Between the Choo Choo crew episodes, COIN collectors, and general episodes with lots of family games talk, there really is something for everyone here.
I have listened to three episodes and had to give up in the show. They embrace insulting and attacking in both the games that they play as well as the reviews they give games they don’t like.
The last show I listened to, and I couldn’t finish, as the one where they re-ranked the BGG top 20 games. Every time they came across a game they didn’t like, it was described as though it was trash.
The worst offenses, however, occurred when they reviewed a game they had never played. Any other po... more
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This podcast provides a lively and engaging exploration of board games, particularly focusing on heavier genres such as 18xx, Cube Rails, COIN games, and the Pax series. Hosts share personal anecdotes, insights, and reflections on their gaming experiences, fostering a sense of community among board game enthusiasts. The episodes often highlight events and conventions where players can gather and share their love for the genre, creating a friendly atmosphere reminiscent of hanging out with friends. Additionally, the podcast emphasizes the trials and joys of balancing family life with hobbies, making it relatable to listeners who navigate similar challenges.
Listeners can expect both informative discussions and light-hearted banter, with the... more
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Dads on a Map launched 6 years ago and published 224 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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