
Fortnightly casual conversations with passionate gamers who geek out about board games, the mechanisms behind them, and the people who create them.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

Roberta Taylor joins me to talk about her games and the Canadian board game scene. We discuss games we wish we could get to the table more often. And we are looking forward to more warmth to our days and meeting up with friends to game.
00:00:00 Int... more
Designer and Publisher, Marcus Ross, joins me to talk about his experience at the Toy Fair in New York. He challenges me to come up with a list of fun Roll-and-Move games. Ending with us talking about robots and wontons.
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:37 Get... more
Justin Bell is back! He joins me to discuss all of the extra stuff we buy to make our board game experience better. This can be everything from upgrading bits from cardboard to wooden components to the perfect bags to always have on hand. Also, how m... more
Episode 87: Andrew Stiles - HIs experience and tips for designers working with publishers - Top 5 games we take everywhere
Get to know Andrew Stiles and his incredible journey to being a published designer. We talk tips for meeting with publishers, ... more
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I’ve been enjoying this podcast for a while now and I feel more connected to it now that I know more about Candice’s story via The Hobby: Tales from the Tabletop documentary. Good on y’all!
So first i‘m German so if I write some things wrong I‘m sorry.
Anyways this Podcast is great every episode I learn about a new Games and gamemechanics.
Personaly I espesely
like the last one because my hobby is Game design.
It’s too long and features way too much. So much information is thrown at you.
I had to unsubscribe to this podcast. I love what Candice brings to the board gaming community, but most of this show is endless banter going on and on about games I haven’t played. There are a few things that could be done to make this podcast much better.
First, there is a problem with some board game podcasts that they can become just listing out a bunch of games and describing them. For most people who haven’t played all those games, they don’t really have enough context to know what it’s ... more
I listen to podcasts all day long (mostly about this hobby), and I believe Candice Harris to be singularly talented. On my first couple of tries, I didn’t connect with the format. But like a lot of great media, once it clicked for me, I got hooked.
Some things I enjoy about her as a host:
▪Insightful - she makes amazing connections and offers comprehensive yet terse descriptions, making complex, sometimes esoteric games understandable.
▪socially intelligent - her interviews are engaging, dipl... more
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Engagement with the board gaming community is at the heart of discussions, examining both the games themselves and the unique cultures that surround them. Episodes feature guests ranging from game designers to passionate players, sharing insights about favorite games, trends in game design, and tips for engaging with board game conventions. This podcast is distinctive in its exploration of both popular and indie games, delving into varied topics from game mechanics to personal anecdotes that resonate with gamers of all skill levels. Additionally, it highlights community-driven content, fostering connections among listeners who share a love for board games and the experiences they facilitate.
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