Jianghu Hustle

Eric and Eli welcome a whopping SIX special guests, all of whom were involved with the Asian Martial Arts by Asian Creators Jam on Itch.io. Over the course of two panels, we explore the reasons behind the jam, the people who joined it, and of course… the games themselves! The audio is a little more raw then you’re used to and there’s more swearing in this episode than usual but trust us: the conversation more than makes up for it!

Thanks to all our listeners who submitted questions!

• Alanna Yeo (She/Her):
  • curiouschimeras.com
  • 划拳 huá quán
• Tan Shao Han (He/Him):
  • curiouschimeras.com
  • 划拳 huá quán
• Pam Punzalan (She/They):
  • TheDovetailor.com
  • @TheDovetailor

• Aaron Lim (He/Him)
  • Four Swords
  • @ehronlime
• Samuel Mui (Any)
  • Longkang Warriors vs. Padang Knights
  • @BabblegumSam
• Joaquin Saavedra (He/Him)
  • Karanduun
  • @LiquorCanini

• CW for brief discussion of sexual assault in a work of fiction at 01:31:44
• Joaquin mentions mythological Filipino weapons called K’lung and K’filan

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The Show: @JianghuHustle
Eric Farmer: @ericmfarmer | dogpoweredvehicle.com
Eli Kurtz: @zapdynamic | mythicgazetteer.com

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Eric and Eli are joined by special guest James Mendez Hodes, who introduces the show to the chanbara genre with the 1978 film Yagyū Clan Conspiracy.

Please support our Patreon campaign!
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The Show: @JianghuHustle
Eric Farmer: @ericmfarmer | dogpoweredvehicle.com
Eli Kurtz: @zapdynamic | mythicgazetteer.com

Contact us at [email protected]

James: @lulavampiro | https://jamesmendezhodes.com
https://jamesmendezhodes.com/blog/2018/11/10/best-practices-for-historical-gaming