Kitchen Table Magic

In this episode, I’m interviewing Jimmy Wong, actor, musician, YouTube personality and co-host of The Command Zone with Josh Lee Kwai. Every week, Jimmy and Josh share gameplay strategy, deck building tips, and set reviews for Magic: The Gathering.

The Command Zone focuses primarily on the Commander format, also known as Elder Dragon Highlander, or EDH. Jimmy also co-starred in the hit YouTube series Video Game High School and is the co-host of another popular show, Feast of Fiction. I ask Jimmy about how he got started playing Magic and the other content that he creates.

Go say hi to Jimmy on Twitter @jfwong

Follow The Command Zone @CommandCast

https://twitter.com/commandcast

I’ll have links to Jimmy and Josh’s YouTube channel for the Command Zone in the show notes at KitchenTableMagic.org

Jimmy and Josh do a great job making their videos and producing their content.

They’ve been pillars of the community to help bring new players into Magic: The Gathering. I’m grateful for their contributions to our community.

And if you’re someone who is new to MTG, I welcome you and I’m so happy you’re here.

I hope you enjoy my interview with the talented Jimmy Wong!

This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games.

The Kitchen Table Magic podcast has been all about the origins of the game and members of the community.

And as a community, we’ve come a long way since the game first started.

Apart from the Kitchen Table, the only other places in your local community to play Magic are at local game stores.

That’s why places like Paragon City Games is so important for our community.

At Paragon City Games, you’ll find a spacious and clean showroom with lots of elbow room for Magic events.

You’ll find thoughtful accessories like Die Hard Metal Dice and hand crafted wooden deck boxes.

You’ll find a huge supply of Legacy, Modern, and Standard staples, sealed product, and table top games.

It’s places like Paragon City Games that allow local Magic communities to gather in.

And if you can’t make it there in person, be sure to watch their weekly stream at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames

Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games

They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community.

Thanks everyone for listening to this week’s show!

I also want to welcome new listeners to Kitchen Table Magic.

If you’re new to the show, drop me a line and say hi.

And be sure to check out Season 1.

I want to take a moment for a big thank you to Aaron for becoming our newest Patreon Supporter!

Wow! Thank you Aaron your generosity in supporting Kitchen Table Magic.

[I’ll be sending out a special gift for you, be sure to be on the lookout for the mail.]

As I mentioned before, I have a very special Patreon Supports gift that I’m planning for the Season 2 finale.

All my Patreon Supporters at the $6 level get special gifts from my interviews.

If you also would like to support the show, head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter.

For just a few bucks a month you’ll get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews.

I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alex, Trevor, Katelyn, Mark, and Aaron for your generous support.

Your support of Kitchen Table Magic allows me to share stories about the amazing people in the Magic: The Gathering with the world.

Thank you.

In this episode, I’m speaking with Frank Stanley, event organizer and Judge at Mox Boarding House in Bellevue Washington. Every week, Frank puts on multiple events at Mox Boarding House where a hundred or so regulars pack the tournament room. Frank cares deeply about the community and is always there to help Magic players experience the game at its best. Frank and I sat down last week for some after hours fun. We drank a few beers and discussed a wide range of topics with shout outs for the Seattle Magic Community.

Special thanks for Rachel for making some delicious snacks for us.

Special thanks to my best friend Phil for hosting us.

You’ll find Frank in person at Mox Boarding House in Bellevue Washington, each week running events.

You’ll also find Frank on Twitter @ItsThatFrankGuy.

I’ll have links for the Gauntlet Charity event that’s being hosted at Mox on Sunday May 21st at http://www.thegauntlet2017.causevox.com/

I also take a moment to acknowledge everyone in the Seattle Magic community. Just like Frank said, you’ve there for us in so many ways.

It’s shaped my life for the better and I’m truly grateful.

I also want to thank the greater Magic community, for generously welcoming this humble little podcast into your lives.

The messages I receive in emails, on Facebook and Twitter are so uplifting.

Thanks so much everyone for joining in on our ridiculousness and thank you for listening.

I hope you enjoy my interview with Frank Stanley!

This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games.

The Kitchen Table Magic podcast has been all about the origins of the game and members of the community.

And as a community, we’ve come a long way since the game first started.

Apart from the Kitchen Table, the only other places in your local community to play Magic are at local game stores.

That’s why places like Paragon City Games is so important for our community.

At Paragon City Games, you’ll find a spacious and clean showroom with lots of elbow room for Magic events.

You’ll find thoughtful accessories like Die Hard Metal Dice and hand crafted wooden deck boxes.

You’ll find a huge supply of Legacy, Modern, and Standard staples, sealed product, and table top games.

It’s places like Paragon City Games that allow local Magic communities to gather in.

And if you can’t make it there in person, be sure to watch their weekly stream at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames

Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games

They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community.

Thanks everyone for listening to this week’s show.

As Frank and I talked about in the interview, there’s gonna be some very interesting guests coming up on Season 2.

And remember! Patreon Supporters at the $6 level get special gifts from my interviews.

For the season finale, I’m going to be sending out a gift to each of my $6 Patreon Supporters.

And trust, me, you’ll want the gift that I’m planning on sending out.

Listeners, if you also would like to support the show, head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter.

For just a few bucks a month you’ll get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews.

I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alex, Trevor, Katelyn, and Mark for your generous support.

You are all awesome!

Follow the show on Twitter @KTMpodcast

Like the show on Facebook.com/KitchenTableMagic

And all episodes with show notes are at KitchenTableMagic.org.

Subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, Soundcloud, Stitcher Radio, and MTG cast.com

In this episode, I’m speaking with Frank Stanley, event organizer and Judge at Mox Boarding House in Bellevue Washington. Every week, Frank puts on multiple events at Mox Boarding House where a hundred or so regulars pack the tournament room. Frank cares deeply about the community and is always there to help Magic players experience the game at its best. Frank and I sat down last week for some after hours fun. We drank a few beers and discussed a wide range of topics with shout outs for the Seattle Magic Community.

Special thanks for Rachel for making some delicious snacks for us.

Special thanks to my best friend Phil for hosting us.

You’ll find Frank in person at Mox Boarding House in Bellevue Washington, each week running events.

You’ll also find Frank on Twitter @ItsThatFrankGuy.

I’ll have links for the Gauntlet Charity event that’s being hosted at Mox on Sunday May 21st at http://www.thegauntlet2017.causevox.com/

I also take a moment to acknowledge everyone in the Seattle Magic community. Just like Frank said, you’ve there for us in so many ways.

It’s shaped my life for the better and I’m truly grateful.

I also want to thank the greater Magic community, for generously welcoming this humble little podcast into your lives.

The messages I receive in emails, on Facebook and Twitter are so uplifting.

Thanks so much everyone for joining in on our ridiculousness and thank you for listening.

I hope you enjoy my interview with Frank Stanley!

This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games.

The Kitchen Table Magic podcast has been all about the origins of the game and members of the community.

And as a community, we’ve come a long way since the game first started.

Apart from the Kitchen Table, the only other places in your local community to play Magic are at local game stores.

That’s why places like Paragon City Games is so important for our community.

At Paragon City Games, you’ll find a spacious and clean showroom with lots of elbow room for Magic events.

You’ll find thoughtful accessories like Die Hard Metal Dice and hand crafted wooden deck boxes.

You’ll find a huge supply of Legacy, Modern, and Standard staples, sealed product, and table top games.

It’s places like Paragon City Games that allow local Magic communities to gather in.

And if you can’t make it there in person, be sure to watch their weekly stream at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames

Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games

They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community.

Thanks everyone for listening to this week’s show.

As Frank and I talked about in the interview, there’s gonna be some very interesting guests coming up on Season 2.

And remember! Patreon Supporters at the $6 level get special gifts from my interviews.

For the season finale, I’m going to be sending out a gift to each of my $6 Patreon Supporters.

And trust, me, you’ll want the gift that I’m planning on sending out.

Listeners, if you also would like to support the show, head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter.

For just a few bucks a month you’ll get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews.

I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alex, Trevor, Katelyn, and Mark for your generous support.

You are all awesome!

Follow the show on Twitter @KTMpodcast

Like the show on Facebook.com/KitchenTableMagic

And all episodes with show notes are at KitchenTableMagic.org.

Subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, Soundcloud, Stitcher Radio, and MTG cast.com

In this episode, I’m speaking with Brian Weissman, former Pro Player known for his creation of The Deck. The Deck focuses on an attrition plan to brutally control your opponent while swinging in with big creatures like Serra Angel, Juggernaut, and Juzam Djinn. Brian’s innovations in deck tech blossomed into what we now know as the “control” archetype and the concept we know as “card advantage”. For a while The Deck was unbeatable and evolved to combat new threats like Necropotence.

Brian’s been playing EDH on Magic Online and he posts his videos with commentary on his YouTube channel. Brian also has a massive collection of Beta Power. So if you wanna see a handful of black bordered Moxen, head on over to KitchenTableMagic.org

I sat down with Brain last fall, I hope you enjoy my interview with legendary Brian Weissman.

This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games. The Kitchen Table Magic podcast has been all about the origins of the game and members of the community. And as a community, we’ve come a long way since the game first started.

Apart from the Kitchen Table, the only other places in your local community to play Magic are at local game stores. That’s why places like Paragon City Games is so important for our community. At Paragon City Games, you’ll find a spacious and clean showroom with lots of elbow room for Magic events. You’ll find thoughtful accessories like Die Hard Metal Dice and hand crafted wooden deck boxes. You’ll find a huge supply of Legacy, Modern, and Standard staples, sealed product, and table top games. It’s places like Paragon City Games that allow local Magic communities to gather in.

And if you can’t make it there in person, be sure to watch their weekly stream at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames

Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games. They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community.

I want to take this moment to thank my newest Patreon Supporter, Mark!

Mark, thank you so much for becoming a $6 supporter of Kitchen Table Magic. A foil Rusted Relic signed by Marshall Sutcliffe is in the mail. I literally ran down the street and chased down one of those USPS mail vans and handed it over myself.

Listeners, if you also would like to support the show, head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter.

For just a few bucks a month you’ll get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews.

I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alex, Trevor, Katelyn, and Mark for your generous support.

You are all awesome!

In this episode, I’m speaking with Brian Weissman, former Pro Player known for his creation of The Deck. The Deck focuses on an attrition plan to brutally control your opponent while swinging in with big creatures like Serra Angel, Juggernaut, and Juzam Djinn. Brian’s innovations in deck tech blossomed into what we now know as the “control” archetype and the concept we know as “card advantage”. For a while The Deck was unbeatable and evolved to combat new threats like Necropotence.

Brian’s been playing EDH on Magic Online and he posts his videos with commentary on his YouTube channel. Brian also has a massive collection of Beta Power. So if you wanna see a handful of black bordered Moxen, head on over to KitchenTableMagic.org

I sat down with Brain last fall, I hope you enjoy my interview with legendary Brian Weissman.

This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games. The Kitchen Table Magic podcast has been all about the origins of the game and members of the community. And as a community, we’ve come a long way since the game first started.

Apart from the Kitchen Table, the only other places in your local community to play Magic are at local game stores. That’s why places like Paragon City Games is so important for our community. At Paragon City Games, you’ll find a spacious and clean showroom with lots of elbow room for Magic events. You’ll find thoughtful accessories like Die Hard Metal Dice and hand crafted wooden deck boxes. You’ll find a huge supply of Legacy, Modern, and Standard staples, sealed product, and table top games. It’s places like Paragon City Games that allow local Magic communities to gather in.

And if you can’t make it there in person, be sure to watch their weekly stream at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames

Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games. They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community.

I want to take this moment to thank my newest Patreon Supporter, Mark!

Mark, thank you so much for becoming a $6 supporter of Kitchen Table Magic. A foil Rusted Relic signed by Marshall Sutcliffe is in the mail. I literally ran down the street and chased down one of those USPS mail vans and handed it over myself.

Listeners, if you also would like to support the show, head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter.

For just a few bucks a month you’ll get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews.

I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alex, Trevor, Katelyn, and Mark for your generous support.

You are all awesome!

In this episode, I’m speaking with Randy Buehler, Hall of Famer and former Vice President of Digital Gaming at Wizards of the Coast for Magic: The Gathering.

Randy has made a significant impact on Magic, not only as a pro player, but also developing the game at R&D.

Randy worked on Invasions and Odyssey, to name a few.

Randy also has a long history on the commentary team.

Though Randy recently retired from commentary, he still has an influential role in the community with Vintage Super League, Community Super League, and his streams on Twitch.

Say hi to Randy on Twitter @RBuehler

I’ve got a photo of my interview with Randy in his Magic filled basement. What an amazing collection.

Watch Vintage Super League at Twitch.tv/randybuehler

Randy has a Patreon page set up for Vintage Super league and now Team Draft Super League. I’ll have links in the show notes at KitchenTableMagic.org

I sat down with Randy last fall, I hope you enjoy my interview with the one and only, Randy Buehler.

This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games.

Randy Buehler talked about playing his first Magic tournament in a bee keepers warehouse.

There were cases of honey and beside them, Magic singles.

The Magic community has come a long way since then and in today’s world, you’ll find places like Paragon City Games.

Instead of jars of honey, you’ll find Die Hard Metal Dice, hand crafted wooden deck boxes, Legacy, Modern and Standard staples, sealed product, and table top games.

And instead of being in a warehouse, Paragon City Games has a spacious and clean showroom with lots of elbow room for Magic events.

Also, be sure to check out their weekly stream at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames

Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games

They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community.

Thanks everyone for listening to this week’s show.

Randy Buehler finished up my 4 part series with the legendary Magic coverage team.

Season 2 has been all about the origins of the community.

And speaking of origins, I’d like to thank and acknowledge my first Twitter follower, Katelyn!

Katelyn is my newest Patreon supporter and I want to thank you Katelyn.

Your contribution means a lot to me.

Okay listeners, consider supporting Kitchen Table Magic on Patreon.

For just a few bucks a month you’ll get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews.

Head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter.

I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alex, Trevor, and Katelyn for your support.

You are all so awesome!

In this episode, I’m speaking with Randy Buehler, Hall of Famer and former Vice President of Digital Gaming at Wizards of the Coast for Magic: The Gathering.

Randy has made a significant impact on Magic, not only as a pro player, but also developing the game at R&D.

Randy worked on Invasions and Odyssey, to name a few.

Randy also has a long history on the commentary team.

Though Randy recently retired from commentary, he still has an influential role in the community with Vintage Super League, Community Super League, and his streams on Twitch.

Say hi to Randy on Twitter @RBuehler

I’ve got a photo of my interview with Randy in his Magic filled basement. What an amazing collection.

Watch Vintage Super League at Twitch.tv/randybuehler

Randy has a Patreon page set up for Vintage Super league and now Team Draft Super League. I’ll have links in the show notes at KitchenTableMagic.org

I sat down with Randy last fall, I hope you enjoy my interview with the one and only, Randy Buehler.

This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games.

Randy Buehler talked about playing his first Magic tournament in a bee keepers warehouse.

There were cases of honey and beside them, Magic singles.

The Magic community has come a long way since then and in today’s world, you’ll find places like Paragon City Games.

Instead of jars of honey, you’ll find Die Hard Metal Dice, hand crafted wooden deck boxes, Legacy, Modern and Standard staples, sealed product, and table top games.

And instead of being in a warehouse, Paragon City Games has a spacious and clean showroom with lots of elbow room for Magic events.

Also, be sure to check out their weekly stream at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames

Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games

They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community.

Thanks everyone for listening to this week’s show.

Randy Buehler finished up my 4 part series with the legendary Magic coverage team.

Season 2 has been all about the origins of the community.

And speaking of origins, I’d like to thank and acknowledge my first Twitter follower, Katelyn!

Katelyn is my newest Patreon supporter and I want to thank you Katelyn.

Your contribution means a lot to me.

Okay listeners, consider supporting Kitchen Table Magic on Patreon.

For just a few bucks a month you’ll get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews.

Head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter.

I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alex, Trevor, and Katelyn for your support.

You are all so awesome!

I’m speaking with Brian David-Marshall, official commentator and Pro Tour Historian of Magic: The Gathering. BDM started his career in comics. And eventually opened the famed game store Neutral Ground.

BDM give us a rare glimpse into the early days of Magic, when it exploded in popularity back in 1994 and 1995. BDM tells us about coverage today and also an interesting tale two Enter The Battlefield movies. I caught up with BDM last year right before PAX 2016.

It was such a treat to listen to him share about the history of Magic.

The next time you’re at a tournament and there are side events, you now know who to thank. BDM!

Go say hi to BDM on Twitter @Top8Games

I’ll have links to a picture of that flyer for BDM’s early Magic tournament at Kitchen Table Magic.org

And if you want to watch BDM cook, watch Kitchen Table Gaming on YouTube. Again, I’ll have link in the show notes.

This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games.

We have the winner to our giveaway for a box of Modern Masters 2017.

And our winner is…! Drum roll please!

William Evans!

Congratulations William, you are our lucky winner. I’ll be reaching out to you soon to ship you that box of Modern Masters 2017.

Remember, our giveaway was brought to you by the awesome gamers at Paragon City Games.

With their generous support, I’m able to do a giveaway on the show.

A lot of my interview with Brian David-Marshall talked about the importance of having a space for the Magic community to play and gather in.

And that is why Paragon City Games cares so much about creating a nice space for their community.

They have a beautiful open showroom with plenty of space for weekly Magic events.

Paragon City Games also streams their in store events weekly with Tuesday night Legacy at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames

Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games

They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community.

Thanks everyone for listening to this week’s show.

This was part 3 of my 4 part series with the legendary Magic coverage team.

If you heard my episode with Marshall Sutcliffe, we spoke about Marshall’s favorite marinara sauce.

When I sat down with BDM, he gave me the super secret recipe.

If you want to hear it, head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter.

I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alexander, and Trevor for your support.

There are not many high quality Magic podcasts that dive into the backstory of the community’s most prominent members.

If you appreciate me tracking down all these Magic A-listers for a lengthy interview, then you’ll certain appreciate supporting Kitchen Table Magic with $1, $3, or $6 a month at Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic.

All my Patreon Supporters get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews.

I still have available 4 signed cards by Marshall Sutcliffe from our crack a pack.

A foil Rusted Relic, Reassembling Skeleton, Celestial Purge, and a foil Dred Drone.

Head over to Patreon.com/Kitchen Table Magic today.

I’m speaking with Brian David-Marshall, official commentator and Pro Tour Historian of Magic: The Gathering. BDM started his career in comics. And eventually opened the famed game store Neutral Ground.

BDM give us a rare glimpse into the early days of Magic, when it exploded in popularity back in 1994 and 1995. BDM tells us about coverage today and also an interesting tale two Enter The Battlefield movies. I caught up with BDM last year right before PAX 2016.

It was such a treat to listen to him share about the history of Magic.

The next time you’re at a tournament and there are side events, you now know who to thank. BDM!

Go say hi to BDM on Twitter @Top8Games

I’ll have links to a picture of that flyer for BDM’s early Magic tournament at Kitchen Table Magic.org

And if you want to watch BDM cook, watch Kitchen Table Gaming on YouTube. Again, I’ll have link in the show notes.

This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games.

We have the winner to our giveaway for a box of Modern Masters 2017.

And our winner is…! Drum roll please!

William Evans!

Congratulations William, you are our lucky winner. I’ll be reaching out to you soon to ship you that box of Modern Masters 2017.

Remember, our giveaway was brought to you by the awesome gamers at Paragon City Games.

With their generous support, I’m able to do a giveaway on the show.

A lot of my interview with Brian David-Marshall talked about the importance of having a space for the Magic community to play and gather in.

And that is why Paragon City Games cares so much about creating a nice space for their community.

They have a beautiful open showroom with plenty of space for weekly Magic events.

Paragon City Games also streams their in store events weekly with Tuesday night Legacy at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames

Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games

They also have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community.

Thanks everyone for listening to this week’s show.

This was part 3 of my 4 part series with the legendary Magic coverage team.

If you heard my episode with Marshall Sutcliffe, we spoke about Marshall’s favorite marinara sauce.

When I sat down with BDM, he gave me the super secret recipe.

If you want to hear it, head on over to Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic and become a supporter.

I want to thank all my Patreon Supporters: Brian, James, Markus, Alexander, and Trevor for your support.

There are not many high quality Magic podcasts that dive into the backstory of the community’s most prominent members.

If you appreciate me tracking down all these Magic A-listers for a lengthy interview, then you’ll certain appreciate supporting Kitchen Table Magic with $1, $3, or $6 a month at Patreon.com/KitchenTableMagic.

All my Patreon Supporters get access to extra audio content, behind the scenes show notes, and special gifts from my interviews.

I still have available 4 signed cards by Marshall Sutcliffe from our crack a pack.

A foil Rusted Relic, Reassembling Skeleton, Celestial Purge, and a foil Dred Drone.

Head over to Patreon.com/Kitchen Table Magic today.

I’m speaking with Rich Hagon, commentator and host of official Magic coverage. Rich has a background in performance art and broadcasting.

Rich tells us about how he got started doing coverage, all the way back in the day for Pro Tour Kuala Lampur. Rich has grown as a commentator and also Magic coverage has grown into what we see today.

I caught up with Rich last year right before PAX 2016 and the World Championships. I hope you enjoy this rare interview with the charming Rich Hagon!

Much thanks to Rich for sitting down with me during his busy schedule of coverage to share with listeners his story.

If you’re grinding to become an elite player, listen to Rich’s advice.

There’s much to learn in the world of Magic.

Go say hi to Rich on Twitter @MTGRich

Rich is also streaming at Twitch.tv/MTGRich

This episode of Kitchen Table Magic is brought to you by Paragon City Games.

The giveaway an entire box of Modern Masters 2017 is still going on.

Head on over to the Facebook.com/KitchenTableMagicPodcast for the giveaway post by Rafflecopter.

Follow Paragon City Games on Twitter and Facebook to enter. It’s that simple.

Extra entry points are awarded if you also follow Kitchen Table Magic on Twitter and Facebook.

One lucky winner will receive a box of Modern Masters 2017.

This giveaway for a box of Modern Masters 2017 ends on Sunday April 16th, so hurry while you can!

Rich talked about finding a wide variety of Magic content online.

Paragon City Games streams their in store events weekly with Tuesday night Legacy at Twitch.tv/ParagonCityGames

Remember to spread the love with a Like on Facebook and a follow on Twitter for Paragon City Games

They have great online reviews and that shows their commitment to excellent customer service for their player community.

I hope everyone is enjoying Season 2.

This is part 2 of my 4 part series with the coverage team.

The last episode of KTM featured Marshall Sutcliffe where he opened boosters of Modern Masters 2015.

My new Patreon Supporter Trevor is getting a signed All Sun’s Dawn!

I want to thank you, Trevor for supporting the show at the $6 level.

If you enjoy listening to a high quality podcast featuring a nice guy like me tracking down and interviewing your favorite MTG personalities then head over to Patreon.com/Kitchen Table Magic

You know it’s not easy getting all those fancy people to sit down with me.

I put in an immense amount of leg work to booking guests for the show.

Please support Kitchen Table Magic with 1, 3, or 6 dollars a month on Patreon.

Supporters at the $6 level get special gifts from my interviews.

I still have available 4 signed cards by Marshall Sutcliffe from our crack a pack.

A foil Rusted Relic, Reassembling Skeleton, Celestial Purge, and a foil Dred Drone.

Head over to Patreon.com/Kitchen Table Magic

I’ve spruced up the page with new graphics. Trust me, you’ll want to read the funny things I wrote there.

And, all Patreon insiders get access to behind the scenes show notes for each interview I’ve done.

I also make myself to supporters where you’ll be able to ask me questions and connect with me directly about the show.

And exclusively for my Patreon supporters, Rich talked a bit more about Worlds 2016 that I did not put into this episode. It’s exclusively for Patreon supporters.

Big thanks to my current Patreon Supporters, Brian, Markus, James, Alexander, and Trevor!

Thanks to everyone for listening to this week’s show!

Connect with me on social:

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