The board gaming podcast where different industry guests bring a game and a topic for the group to discuss. By Christina Ha, Dan "Shoe" Hsu, and Mike Zipkin.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames |
How is it almost the end of 2024?! Christina and Shoe sneak in some more recent games and tell you about them.
Timeline:
• 1:02 - Small-box games: Bottle Imp, Codis Naturalis.
• 14:10 - Medium-box games: Looot, In the Footsteps of Marie Curie. more
BoardGameGeek's BGG.CON is always a good time: just days and days of straight gaming (with some delicious Texas BBQ sprinkled in throughout). So what did we play? And what stuck out to us? Christina and Shoe talk through the games, the show, and more... more
We just finished Halloweeeen! What are your favorite board games for spoopy season? We ask Creepshow: The Suspense-Building Game co-creators Ben Kepner and Dan Stong about what they like to play during this holiday...plus how they feel about designin... more
Publisher Bitewing Games has a thing for designer Reiner Knizia (most recently with Zoo Vadis and the Mythos Collection's Illiad and Ichor). Now they're back at it with a new three-part, big-box, Knizia-palooza Kickstarter campaign. We had the opport... more
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It’s still racist if it’s directed towards white men.
Most of your listener base is white men.
I realize it was a quick comment that you probably meant no harm by but had you have swapped ANY other “race” with white in that comment you'd been cancelled by your community.
This is a very good podcast. Most episodes are worth your time and appreciated when they’re not pushing unfortunate political agendas. (Which thankfully is seldom)
Hosts are very likable as they are knowledgeable about board games. Also, I just love this podcasts format, so simple, and it allows very interesting themes. Congrats
Title says it.
Great content. I love the discussions and content. My only complaint is I wish they would post more often!
Love the great analysis and fine tone!
Apple Podcasts | #79 | South Korea/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #97 | Netherlands/Leisure/Games |
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