
A podcast about love and war in the 31st century. Join three friends each week as they attempt to share their love of the Battletech stories & fiction a few of chapters at a time.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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This week we continue with the help of our very special guest , Sven van der Plank, to cover the 20 Year Update.
20 Year Update can be purchased @ Catalyst Game Labs Store
You can follow Sven on youtube @ https://www.youtube.com/@SvenVanDer... more
This week we are joined by a very special guest, Sven van der Plank, to cover our first source book as we dive into the first part of the 20 Year Update.
20 Year Update can be purchased @ Catalyst Game Labs Store
You can follow Sven on youtube ... more
This week we wrap up our rememberance with a mail bag talking about all the thoughts you all sent us about Heir to the Dragon by Robert N. Charrette
Heir to the Dragon can be purchased @ https://a.co/d/7497wAR
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This week we submit our casting choices, Mech of the Book, and D-lister nominations before Canaan once again puts the boys to the test for trivia on Heir to the Dragon by Robert N. Charrette
Heir to the Dragon can be purchased @ https://a.co/d/7... more
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"A Locust is 3.5 elephants in tonnage"... man, Americans will use ANYTHING other than metric...
Great podcast, fantastic energy among the hosts, insightful commentary on both the books and the universe. And some great special guests!
Highly recommend. They've already caused me to buy more BT novels, and that's a really good thing. Keep up the great work!
I just got into the battlech universe I have yet to play a single game but im reading the books along with these guys. Just a fun podcast and fun books. I got some mechs and sets, ill play eventually. For now enjoying this show and the books. Love these guys.
If you are a battletech veteran, there is no doubt in my mind you'd love this show.
While listening to these guys they make my day and I spend most of my time painting, so they’re a good podcast to listen to while I’m sitting in my little corner of solitude. Can’t wait for the clans to show up and for them to talk about the king crab personally, I think the king crab is a perfect ass assault mix, and anyone who says otherwise it’s probably on drugs lol
While listening to these guys they make my day and I spend most of my time painting, so they’re a good podcast to listen to while I’m sitting in my little corner of solitude. Can’t wait for the clans to show up and for them to talk about the king crab personally, I think the king crab is a perfect ass assault mix, and anyone who says otherwise it’s probably on drugs lol
After being a fan of Battletech since the early ninety’s, I really appreciate the way this podcast breaks the novels down and looks at some of the finer nuances
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This show combines in-depth Battletech lore with spirited, humorous debate, often pairing meticulous chapter-by-chapter analysis with playful casting and fan-theory discussions. Episodes regularly blend tactical mech breakdowns, political intrigue, and world-building lore, while sprinkling pop-culture references and sponsor reads. A standout quality is the strong sense of community: long-running hosts nurture fan engagement through theorycrafting, debates, and audience ideas, creating a lively, knowledgeable, and approachable book-club vibe that appeals to serious fans and newcomers alike. The format—multi-host banter, deep dives into canonical material, and accessible explanations of tech and politics in a sprawling universe—makes it a goo... more
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