BGTG 101 SR & Feedback (Dog, Keltis Way of the Stone, Sorry Sliders)
First show of the new year, and it's another session report & feedback episode. Though I originally just picked three games I played recently & wanted to discuss, as I prepped for the show I found a n...
11 Feb 201051min
BGTG 100 SR & Feedback (Tobago, Numeri, Polar Derby)
Yea! When I started this podcast nearly five years ago, I had no idea I'd still be doing it now. The pace certainly slowed down from the early days, but I'm so pleased to have stumbled across the fini...
5 Jan 201053min
BGTG 99 - Ten Years of Essens
Chris left a comment after the previous podcast (anticipating this year's Essen), asking what games were my favorites from past Essens. That was the idea behind this show--my favorites, BGG's favorite...
6 Nov 200946min
BGTG 97 - All About Brass (with Stephanie Kelleher)
If you pay attention to the episode numbers, you'll see this one actually belongs before the previous show about Essen. I only needed to hurry that one out in time for the big game fair in Germany thi...
24 Okt 20091h 23min
BGTG 98 - Essen Anticipation 2009
As before, I've managed to squeeze in a show just before the Essen game fair Spiel that shares my anticipation for the event and a number of games. Nope, I'm not going there, just living vicariously t...
19 Okt 200947min
BGTG 96 - Translations, Editions, and Revisions (with David Gullett)
Let me clear about this--most of the explanation for the delay in this podcast (recorded almost two months ago) is simply that I never got around to finishing & posting it. Part of that is because the...
31 Aug 20091h 31min
BGTG 95 - SR & Feedback (Container & Chicago Express)
Whoops! I almost let two months go by since my last show. I've been playing plenty of games, so here's a session report & feedback show to describe my inability to play economic games with any skill! ...
2 Jul 20091h 9min
BGTG 94 - Are any of our games Classics? (with Greg Pettit)
It comes up from time to time in discussions about our hobby--will any of the games we're playing now achieve "classic" status? There are commercial classics like Monopoly, Risk, and Scrabble, as well...
4 Mai 20091h 22min
