The world's best board game review show.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 296 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames |
On this scenic detour, Tom and Matt are chatting about RULES! What are they? Who made them?! And what do they want with my PIN number?!?
This is a companion podcast to the most recent video on the YouTube channel - ‘The Board Game With No Rules’ - a... more
On this advanced episode of the Shut Up & Sit Down Podcast, Tom and Matt are once again settling into the pod-thrones to yap about “some games wot they have played”.
Nova Era challenges players to develop a healthy civilisation, 3 Chapters is a set ... more
On this floriferous episode of the Shut Up & Sit Down Podcast, Tom and Matt are yappin’ about Barcelona, Bluebells, and Board Games!
Cities is first up on the docket - a city-building game that’s real dinky and designed by two of our favourite small... more
On this microscopic episode of the Shut Up & Sit Down Podcast, Tom and Matt are yammering on about a few of the rather interesting games they’ve played over the past few weeks! Expeditions: Around the World is like if Ticket to Ride had only one trai... more
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Tom and Emily’s banter is so pithy and mirth-filled, the topic they are discussing is almost irrelevant. They could be reviewing in-depth the intricate details of a rural yawning festival from 1885, and I’d probably still be riveted to the discussion.
I’ve really enjoyed all the various iterations of Shut Up and Sit Down over the years and this is an excellent representation.
The SUSD podcast used to the GOAT board game podcast. It’s now inconsistent, sporadically release, poorly recorded, and lacks focus
For years I had to hide my love of board games. Then SU
Is good show.
Genuinely useful discussion of games to get an idea of what you’re getting into before buying/playing for the first time.
Even when I disagree (the Stardew Valley Boardgame was more fun then the video game, fight me Quinns)
Sometimes the discussion is a little less focused, but the gang are fun to listen to regardless.
If the game is anything like this ongoing rambling review I’ll pass
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Focused primarily on board games, the discussion fosters a blend of humor and insightful commentary, appealing to both enthusiasts and casual gamers. Episodes frequently feature reviews and playful banter about an eclectic range of games, from cooperative titles to competitive outings, and even expansions that enrich existing mechanics. Unique episodes introduce listeners to lesser-known games, all while maintaining an engaging and accessible storytelling style, often enhanced by personal anecdotes from the hosts. This lively approach to content not only informs but entertains, making it a staple for those looking to explore the diverse world of board gaming without being overwhelmed.
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Shut Up & Sit Down launched 8 years ago and published 296 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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