A Magic Judge’s Most Useful Podcast
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames |
In our JudgeFoundry L1 Essentials videos we go over items that candidates need to know for their L1 exams. However, at the beginning of each episode we say that we go into topics deeper on our podcast. In this episode of JudgeCast, join Bryan, Char... more
The L1 certification process is relatively straightforward. Mix up some rules, sift in a light dusting of policy, bake for a couple of prereleases weekend at 70% of 25 questions on an exam, and BAM you’re now an L1. But as a new L1, you might be wo... more
Thwip! Is your Peter-tingle tingling? Join Bryan and Marcos as we web-sling across the JudgeCast-verse and bring back former host CJ Shrader for a stroll down his least favorite of all episode types, the Release Notes episode. We spend nearly 90 minu... more
Join Bryan, Charles, and Marcos as we talk entries in the comprehensive rules, and not just any rule entries. These rule entries support a single unique Magic Card, and there are more of them than you might think. Sure, you might realize that Shahra... more
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This show remains a staple on my podcast feed because I know that I will laugh and learn in equal measures. Keep it up!
a great way to learn about rules and interactions.
also the new trio of hosts has great chemistry.
Great cast for magic judges and even players. I'm a player looking to become a judge sometime in the future and this cast has helped me up my game in more ways than one. Keep it up guys.
I have been listening to this podcast mid this year. It really helped me a lot, especially when I am doing my level 1 judging certification process. It is an invaluable asset for the MTG Judge Program. I hope this podcast keep uploading content!
Super useful for aspiring judges, and interesting for players and judges, too.
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A unique resource for individuals interested in the rules and community aspects of Magic: The Gathering, featuring in-depth discussions on judging and event management. With a blend of humor and insightful analysis, the hosts frequently engage listeners by tackling rule complexities, gameplay scenarios, and judge training techniques, which are critical for anyone aspiring to improve their judging skills or simply enhance their understanding of the game. Noteworthy for its focus on mentorship and community support, this podcast offers valuable perspectives not just for current judges, but also for players who want to deepen their appreciation of the game's intricacies.
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Recent guests on JudgeCast include:
1. CJ Shrader
2. Meg Baum
3. Ben Harris
4. Seth Arar
5. Dan Collins
6. Michael Arrowsmith
7. Madison Henry
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