
Chewie, Mike, Brian, and Dirk have been talking about Magic: The Gathering on the internet for almost 10 years (at the time of this writing). Since there are so many shows about strategy and tournaments, these dorks focus on all the fun you can have with the game outside of that, from flavor to philosophy to game design to history to whatever else we can come up with. We're funny, we're serious ab... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Yup, the dorks are looking at the Avatar: The Last Airbender set. And it's our 18 year anniversary! Holy crap!
Mechanics: magic.wizards.com/en/news/feature/avatar-the-last-airbender-mechanics Gallery: magic.wizards.com/en/products... more
The dorks (except Mike) get together to discuss what we've been playing lately along with a bit of personal nonsense. You know how it is, we're dorks and we're just chatting!
Come join us in the future! The show is live on Thursdays around 8pm(ish... more
Since it's Halloween time the dorks thought they'd get into the spirit of things by telling you all about some spooky stories. These come from folklore, our childhood, the bookstore, and the internet, and all of them spooked us, or unsettled us, or a... more
Welcome to Supply Lines, a running feature here on TMP where the dorks will be looking at resource management in games. What games? All games, because Chewie is convinced that they're all just different styles of resource management dressed up in gen... more
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You would think after like 8 years or whatever this show would have improved slightly in quality but it literally sounds the same as the very first episodes. Enjoy your Vaids, retards.
I have recently returned to mtg, and started listening to the last couple months of your podcast. You guys do a great job, but politics were brought up a couple of times in the first few episodes I listened to. Politics in a podcast about gaming is the FIRST thing that will make me turn a show off. Your MTG content is great when it is about MTG. So please keep it to just that. If you guys do I will continue to listen to you. But the next time I hear politics get brought into an entertainment... more
This show is there for magic lovers that aren't at the shop grinding or aiming for the pro-tour. Do you really like Magic? Then listen to these guys.
One of the longest running Magic The Gathering podcasts for many good reasons: the hosts are smart and funny, so they're fun to listen to; their views and thoughts are comfortably between casual and enthusiast, so you won't have to worry too much about getting lost trying to follow along even if it's been a while since you've even bought a booster pack.
It is, in fact, the jam. Particularly check out episodes 268 and 400.
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Apple Podcasts | #211 |
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A group of passionate hosts engages listeners through entertaining discussions centered on Magic: The Gathering while focusing on the lighter, fun aspects of the game rather than just the competitive scene. They tackle various topics, from game mechanics and lore to nostalgic reflections on personal gaming experiences and the impact of pop culture phenomena. Their dynamic interactions foster a friendly atmosphere where humor and camaraderie shine, making the podcast enjoyable for both long-time players and newcomers alike. With nearly a decade of experience, the hosts blend insightful commentary with lighthearted banter, appealing to listeners who appreciate a more casual approach to the world of card games.
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