Podcasts

Hello everyone,

I'm Iain McAllister and I'm one of the hosts on a podcast called Brainwaves. We are a news focused podcast, but steering away from new releases and the like to get down to the nitty gritty information about what is going on in the Tabletop World. We release fortnightly with our latest cast going out tomorrow (20/07/20). We hope you enjoy it! 

https://giantbrain.co.uk/podcast/

Thanks

Iain

Hey Everyone,

I just recently joined a board game podcast and would love for you to listen! In each episode we discuss game we've been playing, play a fun game and give a different Top 5. In the most recent episode, we talk about Detective: City of Angels, Istanbul, Kemet, Silver and Gold and so much more. We also give our Top 5 Games on our Shelves of Shame and play a fun game called the Association Station.

I hope you check us out! I put a link to us on Podbean, but you can listen to u wherever you listen to Podcasts- Search The GameCasters

-The Mad Board Gamer

In light of the recent interview that Scott posted a link to, I thought I might share this one. I listened to it maybe about 2 months ago. But, the interview itself is three years old. So, way before they were talking about Oath. I am particularly interested in his comments about how history influences his game design. 

Phil and I are learning what makes for a good podcast episode and we'd love to know what other ones you listen to! Gaming or Otherwise.

I don't know how many of you listen to Ludology. It is a podcast I very much enjoy listening to. I just finished their last post http://ludology.libsyn.com/ludology-212-inventing-play, where they interview a mass market game "inventor." I recommend giving it a listen. She had some interesting insights as to the differences in the hobby industry and the mass market industry.