Bi-weekly casual conversations with passionate gamers who geek out about board games, the mechanisms behind them, and the people who create them.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames |
Rolling Reggie joins Candice to discuss a variety of board and card games that are great for traveling.
• 00:00:00 Introduction
• 00:05:00 Fresh Plays• 00:05:17 Favor: Gods of Oethera
• 00:11:44 Star Wars: The Deckbuilding Game
• 00:22:26 Tapple
• 0... more
Steph Hodge from All the Meeples of the Rainbow joins Candice to discuss the 2024 BGG Holiday Gift Guide games, and games they played at BGG.CON 2024.
• 00:00:00 Introduction
• 00:05:49 Fresh Plays (BGG.CON '24)• 00:06:12 Civolution
• 00:10:57 Pax P... more
Emily from Man vs Meeple joins Candice to discuss some of their favorite deduction games.
• 00:00:00 Introduction
• 00:03:57 Fresh Plays• 00:04:12 Unconscious Mind
• 00:07:48 Snowcrest
• 00:22:38 The Lord of the Rings: Duel for Middle-earth
• 00:30:... more
Johannes from Board Gaming Ramblings joins Candice to discuss recent plays of a variety of new games, including SPIEL Essen '24 releases.
• 00:00:00 Introduction• 00:03:25 5 Games for Doomsday (Spirit Island Cheat)
• 00:05:19 Revisited For the Queen... more
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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
I think Candice is great. When’s she’s in the game brain podcast she’s awesome.
Here however, I do not believe she hosts very well. A podcast that features a main host with guests from episode to episode should have the host talking less and the guests more. In this podcast, Candice does twice the taking that her guests do, and this was especially apparent in the most recent episode with Uli.
“Have you played that one?”
“Have you heard of that game?”
Uli responds with a “I Have” or “no I’m ... more
Things that work for me:
*The host is definitely passionate about the hobby and projects that well
*The focus is on board games (without too many unrelated topics)
*There is a good variety of topics and perspectives
Things that don’t work for me:
*The episodes run very long, probably almost twice as long as they could be
*The discussions tend to meander and could use more focus and editing to keep the topics moving
*As others have said, descriptions could be more succinct for a podcast set... more
Apple Podcasts | #81 | United States/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #75 | United Kingdom/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #198 | Canada/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #40 | Italy/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #171 | France/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #11 | Brazil/Leisure/Games |
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