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Booze, board games and hip hop with America’s Least Responsible Board Game Podcast
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SETI Solo Review: I Resented Stopping Play to Write This | Episode 124 (opens the original)
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SETI: Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence was my first heavy modern solo Euro — bulky enough and thankfully fun enough that I likely don't need another. Also, tracing a couple places The Turtles showed up in Golden Era hip hop tracks.
TTRPG Designer Interview: Seb and Will of Good Luck Press | Episode 123 (opens the original)
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Nate and Walt interview indie TTRPG powerhouses, Seb and Will of Good Luck Press. We talk ghosts, mutants, and other notions from the inexhaustible map of their imaginations. Track selections from Gravediggaz and mood backbone courtesy of Tricky from his Pre-Millennium Tension LP.
Vote for the Next Solo Historical Conflict Game I Learn|Episode 122 (opens the original)
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I purchased more solo-mode historical conflict games than I can possibly learn right now. You can vote and help narrow down the field for what I learn next. Before and after, I take you back to Philly in the late '80s with selections from Schoolly D and Steady B. Philly was on fire in '87-'88.
Yap Your Way to Solo Journaling Fun + Return to Pavlov’s House | Episode 121 (opens the original)
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The delightful Frances Wiley shows us how to review our way to intimate characters arcs with Yap. Two years after my first taste of the action, I return to Stalingrad and tangle with Pavlov's House for a whole week. Two banging Public Enemy remixes. Play it loud.
Angels One Six Designer Interview + Nate’s Family Board Game Vignettes | Episode 120 (opens the original)
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We interview Phil Yates about Angels One Six, a reimagining of what a WW2 dogfighting minis game can be. Copywriter Nate Tyler documents four generations of play around his family's table. We tack on some "back in the day" Golden-Era hip hop cuts for good measure.
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