
I discuss everything from my tabletop experiences: game reviews, tabletop replays, rules interpretations, and how I plan projects.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisure | |||

In this episode of the Tabletop Sportcast, James discusses the upcoming holiday sale and the changes happening within the PLAAY community. He reflects on the past year's events, including the departure of key personnel and the impact on business oper... more
Celebrating five years of the Tabletop Sportcast, this episode reflects on the show's evolution, personal hobby updates, and future plans. Host James shares insights on community-created content, hobby tools, and project management, emphasizing the i... more
What if the secret to finishing a massive tabletop project is deciding you don’t have to finish the whole thing? This week, James looks at using milestones to turn oversized projects into manageable chunks, using his 1973 Hall of Fame Starting Pitche... more
James sits down with designer Arthur Franz for an inside look at Breakaway Football Dynasty, an upcoming game that puts players in the role of a modern football general manager. They discuss the game’s original concept, resource-management approach, ... more
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James Cast is one of the good people in the sports sim gaming world. His show is informative, analytical, and positive. Through his own tabletop experiences, James shares with his audience the methods that have worked for him and those that need reworked. He shares his favorite games, mechanics, and experiences. I can’t say enough good about this show.
Tabletop sports is a very niche genre that gets very little coverage. But for those of us with that passion, James Cast fills the void. He brings interesting insight to a variety of sports games by sharing his experiences along with tips and reviews. For the most part, this podcast covers the catalog of PLAAY Games like History Maker Baseball, Hockey Blast, and Highlight Maker Hoops.
Look forward to each episode. Great content.
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The show centers on tabletop sports gaming, with a strong emphasis on game reviews, replay sessions, rules interpretations, and project planning for long-running hobby content. Episodes mix solo reflections, designer interviews, and practical guidance on managing updates, conventions, and community engagement, often tying real-world sports dynamics to tabletop implementations. Notable recurring strengths include in-depth design discussions with creators, meticulous play-by-play analyses of specific game systems, and a transparent look at building and sustaining hobby projects over time. The format appears to cater to enthusiasts who want actionable insights, a sense of community, and a window into the life of ongoing tabletop projects and r... more
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Recent guests on Tabletop SportCast include:
1. Arthur Franz
2. Roy Paeth
3. Ian Brooke
4. ST. Patrick
5. Dave Jackson
6. Marc Unger
7. Ron Juckett
8. Don Bychowski
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