
I discuss everything from my tabletop experiences: game reviews, tabletop replays, rules interpretations, and how I plan projects.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 261 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

On this episode of the Tabletop SportCast, James explores the art of managing baseball teams in tabletop sports games. He discusses the balance between historical accuracy and personal strategy, from replaying seasons with realistic usage patterns to... more
In Episode 254 of the Tabletop SportCast, James Cast recaps his experience at Digital to DiceCon 2026 and explores what happens after the convention ends. From new games and community connections to project ideas and post-convention motivation, this ... more
In this episode, S.T. Patrick shares insights on game design, the hobby's golden age, and the impact of AI on game creation. The host, James Cast, along with S.T., explore the evolution of sports simulation games, the importance of quality over quant... more
In this episode of the Tabletop SportCast, James takes a closer look at playtesting and why “just play it and tell me what you think” usually is not enough. Using the DMAIC process — Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control — he breaks down how... 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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A show focused on tabletop sports gaming, game design, and project planning, with episodes rotating between interviews, deep-dives on specific games or mechanics, and practical guidance for running replays, playtesting, and event participation. Highlights span design philosophy, production realities, and community dynamics, including discussions on AI's role in development, routing projects through iteration cycles, and live-event coverage at conventions. Notable for its hands-on, hobbyist perspective, long-form interviews, and actionable approaches to assembling, testing, and sharing tabletop sports experiences, often tying together published games, replays, and future roadmaps. Potential listeners may appreciate practical tips, industry i... more
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1. Digital to Dice podcast
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3. Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
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5. The Bill Simmons Podcast
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Recent guests on Tabletop SportCast include:
1. ST. Patrick
2. Dave Jackson
3. Al Wilson
4. Andy Sexton
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