MTGCast
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 175 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||
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- Not as good as before
Monday night magic, for me, went downhill after the psychiatrist left and was replaced by a WOTC judge shill that regurgitates the news ?sarcastically.
Apple Podcasts2Poor historian
United States4 years ago - There are Better Options
The hosts try to covey the Magic storyline, but do so in a disjointed and unorganized fashion. You will hear much about their scrolling through their notes. Furthermore, one of the costs comes of as overbearing and condescending towards the other; there is no engaging rapport between the two of them. The whole production comes off as a begrudgingly-undertaken high school research project with two randomly assigned partners.
Apple Podcasts1pjm83United States6 years ago - So. Much. Good. Content
MTGCast is amazing for content creators and for finding new stuff to listen too. My only complaint is that I will never keep up with all their good content!
Apple Podcasts5Jamie KellerUnited States8 years ago - Always a good show to hear
So many good shows to listen to on here. Pitt Imps, Cast from Exile, Higher Standards, Card Advantage, The Mana Pool, Monday Night Magic are all excellent shows that help explain some of the many different reasons why I love this game. If you haven't listened you should check them all out.
Apple Podcasts5ImdschmuckUnited States9 years ago - Some great podcasts
please split them up into individual podcasts.
Apple Podcasts3chickenpowUnited States9 years ago
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