From grammar debates to nostalgic board game nights, this episode of Positively Board Gaming is full of surprises. Mitchell and Jamey kick off with s’mores Rice Krispie Treats and Trader Joe’s gummies, then dive deep into historical board games like Watergate, Comic Hunters, and Night of the Ninja. Plus, Mitchell pitches his dream board game based on the TV show Fringe and a fantasy NHL legacy game—complete with minis and an app!

0:00 – Grammar, commas & the Oxford Comma Society

5:20 – Treats of the day: s’mores Rice Krispie Treats & Trader Joe’s gummies

11:38 – Manicures, self-care, and pampering

17:55 – Game night recap: Night of the Ninja & Comic Hunters

27:00 – Topic of the day: Historical board games

31:15 – Watergate & thematic design challenges

42:20 – Fringe board game pitch: multiverse mechanics & asymmetry

53:00 – NHL legacy board game fantasy

1:00:32 – Call for listener ideas: What game would you ask Jamey to design?

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