
Become a Paid Subscriber: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eternaldurdles/subscribe Eternal Durdles is a weekly Magic: the Gathering podcast focusing on the Legacy format. Hosted by long-time MTG veterans Zac Clark and Phil Blechman.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 832 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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In this episode, Zac interviews European Vintage Champion Franco Chicchini, fresh off his win at the largest Vintage event ever held in Europe! We dive deep into Franco’s run with Esper Lurrus, his experience at Eternal Weekend Italy, the state of th... more
Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/EternalDurdlesTCGPLAYER AFFILIATE LINK:partner.tcgplayer.com/OexAAnIn this episode, Zac is joined by Legacy legend and coverage icon Julian Knab to break down Eternal Weekend Europe — not from th... more
Phil sits down with Tall Eric — Eternal Weekend North America Top 8 competitor and one of the most committed Doomsday pilots in the format — to break down post-Entomb-ban Doomsday heading into Luca / Eternal Weekend Europe.
Eric explains how the dec... more
Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/EternalDurdlesTCGPLAYER AFFILIATE LINK:partner.tcgplayer.com/OexAAnInfect is BACK — and Sam “FenrusCloud” Dams joins Zac to explain exactly why the archetype is suddenly one of the scariest and m... more
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I used to adore this show, following for several years. Used to be as good as Tusk Talk or LaL.
Now they’ve way overleveraged their advertising time and have become unlistenable. An embarrassing degradation of listener trust. I would them to look up ‘ensh!ttification’ but I assume they already own a mirror.
Podcast would be fine if it wasn’t interrupted every 5 minutes with ads. Show quickly feels like 25 minutes of content awkwardly broken up with 25 minutes of ads.
I feel viscerally violated by the frequency and timing of the ads…it’s hard to even focus on the podcast topic due to the jarring interjections that are nothing but inane expressions of consumerism. Bordering on dystopian.
I used to adore this show, following for several years. Used to be as good as Tusk Talk or LaL.
Now they’ve way overleveraged their advertising time and is the single most ad-stuffed podcast I listen to, even counting non-mtg.
It’s pretty unpleasant now. Used to
Be wonderful.
Knowledgeable hosts. Dope raps. These guys are rad. I listened to every episode for years even though playing Legacy seemed out of reach for me. Highly entertaining and insightful advice that will make you a better Magic player no matter what formats you play. After hearing how diverse Legacy is currently and how rough Modern was during the Scam days I made the switch. I love Legacy more than anything else in MTG. Thanks for creating this amazing content!
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A weekly discussion centered on the Legacy format of Magic: The Gathering, this show features in-depth conversations with experts and players from the community. Memorable highlights include detailed evaluations of deck strategies, tournament experiences, and evolving meta discussions. The hosts often blend humor with insightful critiques and technical strategies, providing listeners not only with valuable gameplay information but also a sense of camaraderie typically found among friends discussing shared passions. Additionally, the podcast is noted for its engaging introductions featuring rap segments, setting it apart in the Magic community.
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Recent guests on Eternal Durdles include:
1. Franco Chicchini
2. Eric Rutkowski
3. Sam FenrusCloud
4. Jeremy Henry
5. Jesper Myrfors
6. Dan Frazier
7. Jeff Menges
8. Justin Gennari
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