Will Parsons joins us to explain the various theoretical models for time travel and where each appears in media. Plus, Jim learns about the board game Tragedy Looper, and Doc complains about the Nintendo 3DS.

Educational therapist Andy Howell joins us for a conversation about games and learning. Plus, impressions of the strategy game Star Wars: Armada and the easy-going art game Hohokum.

Doc and Chris take an in-depth look at the first season of Wil Wheaton's roleplaying series, "Titansgrave: The Ashes of Valkana." You can watch Titansgrave here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWn6b8vi-PY&list=PL7atuZxmT954UvydqNVClXAH3GRT0pAp2 The official Titansgrave sourcebook for Fantasy AGE can be found here: http://titansgraverpg.com

Doc and Chris sit down to discuss the making of "The Eden Program," including a look at some behind-the-scenes recordings from before and during production.

Brian McKitrick returns to discuss more oddball and non-traditional tabletop RPGs, including Goblin Quest, The Warren, Gangland, Danger Patrol, and more. Plus, Chris shares his impressions of Exploding Kittens and the One Tweet RPG it inspired.

Jim, Doc and Chris hold an in-depth roundtable discussion on Axiom Verge. Plus, a jam-packed opening half, including reports of employee mistreatment at Konami.

Veteran game designer Nathaniel Torson joins us to discuss the challenges and potential of hybridizing digital and analog games. Plus, Jim plays Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes, and Chris talks Darkest Dungeon.

Bradley James, a PhD student at Staffordshire University, joins us for a Transatlantic dialogue on drugs, sex and violence in gaming. Or, as Doc likes to call it, "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly." Plus, thoughts on Evo 2015 and the Konami-Kojima breakup.

The crew is joined by Brian McKitrick to talk about oddball and non-traditional tabletop RPGs, including Night Witches, 14 Days, and Ryuutama. Plus, an extended Button Mosh and a tribute to the late Satoru Iwata, former president of Nintendo.

Jim, Doc and Chris get academic in a discussion of non-linear narrative models. Plus, we revisit Hearthstone to debut our new segment #getrekt, and Jim talks Jurassic World to debut The Other Stuff.