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Episode 11, Getting Tricky with Black Spy and Wizard.

Tabletop gaming in small proportion. This podcast from game designer and publisher, Jason Kotarski (Green Couch Games) explores those great little games known as "fillers". Each episode clocks in around 20 minutes and will be filled with reviews, interviews, and ramblings related to the "filler" game space.

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Episode 11, Getting Tricky with Black Spy and Wizard.