We’re Back! Sorry for the long delay in recording.  We explain for the time off and will get back to a regular recording schedule soon.  Rest assured, life has gotten in the way, but we love recording and sharing our

Gateway Games So GenCon just happened and we discuss some of the hype coming out of that trade show.  A lot of great games were introduced at the show in Indianapolis, though to be fair, the show is more of

70 Episodes in 3 years is something special.  After our fits and starts out of the gate, losing a host almost off the bat, not really sure what we wanted our channel to be, it seems we’ve fallen into a

Another spring and another relaxing Board Game Geek convention filled with late nights, Spiel des Jahres judges, and a hearty helping of coffee along the way.  In this episode the I, Geek squad discusses their recent visit to BGG.Con Spring

As we delve into the prequel Star Wars films I’m reminded of the decades long speculation of just how Vader became Vader.  Here we were gifted that story and it happened, more or less, how many of us expected.  Long

Space Quest is awesome and you know it.  If you grew up gaming on the PC in the 80’s & 90’s, chances are you played one of the multitude of Sierra Online games and in particular the Space Quest series.

Lee and Sten sit down with the head of BoardGameGeek’s conventions, Mr. Jeff Anderson.  A friend of the podcast, we love the conversations we’ve had both recorded and during some late-night gaming sessions.  This one follows suit as Lee and

*Editing Note: For some reason there was a technical issue (bad connection) during the first few minutes of the show.  It goes away.  Sorry for the technical glitch. This episode might seem a little bit more cynical and negative than

Apps are everywhere and it was only a matter of time before board gaming became mobile.  With the invention of mobile gaming still in its mercurial rise, board games seem to be getting better and better.  We pit those games

This is not the first time, nor will it be the last time we mention the original Dragon Warrior for the Nintendo Entertainment System.  A more seminal game does not exist when referring to the rise of the RPG.  There