In today's episode I sit down with Matt McKeever and Craig Harris, the creators of Pocket Pennant Run. We discuss their game, the evolution of both the game and the PPR software, and also discuss the upcoming baseball season and the storylines we are all following. If you are interested in purchasing the game, you can use the link below.

Pocket Pennant Run: https://pocketpennantrun.weebly.com/

Pocket Pennant Run Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pocketpennantrun

In today's episode I am going to talk about the role of The Decider Die in Plaay Games and how it has become part of our gaming hobby in different ways. I also provide an update on our SCRAM 2023 Cooperative Event and highlight a new series on my YouTube channel where I am using ChatGPT in different ways.

SCRAM 2023 Results Page: https://sites.google.com/view/castawaytabletopsports/2023-scram

YouTube Episode: https://youtu.be/xgYThNSmuu8

This year I added a new element to my monthly planning. I'm playing a signature historical event each month, and the collection will be another project by year-end. In today's episode I will count down 10 events you can replay on your tabletop this year. I also provide a recap of my recent tabletop experiences.

In today's episode I introduce a goal setting format known as OKRs (Objectives & Key Results) to show you one approach to goal setting in your tabletop project planning. I will also compare that to KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) to show how those can be used differently. I also provide a recap of my January Tabletop experience.

This week I sat down with Paul Salzgeber to discuss cooperative events. Paul is currently managing the Plaay Invitational on the Plaay Community Facebook page and together we have taken part in several cooperative events over the years.

I have a special guest for a special episode. Keith Avallone of Plaay Games sat down with me this week to talk about some of his game designs and his engagement with this hobby of ours. We discuss Second Season, the qualities mechanic, and even the decider die. Hope you'll enjoy!

Today I take a closer look at a recently re-released game. Roller Rumble was one of the original Plaay titles, but was shelved a few years ago as they worked on rebranding it for Plaay Now. It finally returned in Fall 2022, and I'll discuss what you get with the game, and my initial thoughts on it. Also, I recap a recent event from my Tabletop where I replayed the 1st ever Royal Rumble from 1988. It's a rumbled themed show for #99!

It's that critical moment when you open your gaming closet with every intention of taking something out and playing it for the next hour or so, but find yourself overwhelmed by everything presented to you. In the end, after going through numerous ideas, you walk away without playing anything. In today's episode we'll explore that moment and discuss some potential strategies to help you out.

Happy New Year listeners! Today's episode is an interview with Al Wilson to discuss the latest version of Fast Drive Football. Version 2.0 brings some updates, new features, and a refreshed look. Al will cover all that and more as we discuss the design process, the impact the FDF community has made to the game, and what is next on the FDF horizon.

Link to Al's YouTube overview of Fast Drive Football 2.0: https://youtu.be/KWXFlF0yk38

In the final episode of Season 2, I set the roadmap for 2023 by discussing my goals in solo gaming, cooperative gaming, and creative content. 2022 was an amazing year, and the look ahead concludes our three part series to wrap-up the year.