John sits down with Jesse and Lex to talk about the new improvements to Betrayal at the House on the Hill with their announced 3rd Ed, how to learn about the women working in our favorite hobbies, and how Board Game Arena can help enhance your board game experience!

This episode looks at all the Superbowl commercials we want to talk about but not spoil, finding out Ravensburger is making some power moves, Wizards of the Coast brining in a billion for Hasbro, and Army Painters new product that is already racing off the shelves. 

Jamie and "The Night Manager" discuss a bit about how to upgrade from a Dice Goblin, returning to Tal'Dorei, Pandemic coming off digital stores, and so much more!

Jamie and Ariel talk about the inventory process at Red Raccoon, how it works, why they do it, and how it helps the store in the long run.  And we talk about about Critical Role a bit too. 

John has Jamie and gameologist Rian sit down and talk about the upcoming holiday plans, some rumblings in the D&D multiverse, and goes in depth with a lot of games in the new hotness for any last minute gifts. 

Jamie and Jessica discuss how small game developers are trying to overcome the shipping crisis, how Marvel Zombicide is changing the game, and how you can earn cool prizes for painting cool things. 

Jamie and Jesse join John in talking about the newest magic set Crimson vow (now with more vampires), how so many monopoly games are made, and then discuss what games they absolutely love and are always afraid to bring up in front of people. 

Store owner Jamie and John follow the season down the rabbit hole by examining what makes a "scary" board game, then goes off to list many of their favorites. 

John leads Jamie and Jesse through a rehashing of RRG's Free RPG Day, tries twice into segwaying into the news of Starfinder and Pathfinder creators unionizing, and then ends on discussing the challenges of playing (and selling) dexterity games. 

Join Manager Jamie and Gameologist Jessica as we take a deep dive in Asmodee's price tag, how legacy games are a growing need, and that He-man's Kickstarter is setting a standard for good crowdfunding. We also take a look at the new Deck of Many Fates (sibling of the Deck of Many Things). and Pokemon on a log.