The one where the Trashmasters do a deep dive into Thoughtsieze and how to effectively use the powerful one-mana black sorcery.

The one where the Trashmasters talk all about how design impacts Magic, with a focus on how things have changed through the years.

The one where the Trashmasters talk all about community, how to be a positive force in yours and develop it so you have room to grow as a player and you give your friends the same room!

The one were the Trashmasters are down a Trashmaster, so they take the opportunity to talk all about in-game arbitrage, how to identify these opportunities, and how they can help you develop your skills in playing around cards from your opponents.

The one where the Trashmasters talk all about line-up theory, and how you can apply it to your games of Magic in 2023. Anthony's planted errors to prove a point: 1.) Fake phyrexia Nissa has 3 toughness, not 2. 2.) Elspeth, Sun's Champion costs 6, and you can't primsatic ending it. 3.) Reid Duke did not release his article (the literal one we all have in front of us and are discussing in this episode) on MTGSalvation.

The one where the Trashmasters talk all about information leaks in magic, how to prevent leaks of your own, and how to take advantage of your opponent's.

The one where the Trashmasters talk all about SCAM!

The one where the Trashmasters visit a Chicago-ish area bar after an event to look back on and celebrate an outstanding first season of The Goblin Trashmasters, but not before they have to explain what it is the podcast is about to a certain lovable backtalking waitress and ex-wife of Danny DeVito. Thanks for joining us for a great season and cheers (see, it's lower-case, so we're discussing the social concept and not anything enforceable by US copyright) to many more to come! Our apologies to Greg Portnoy for reasons I can't remember anymore. Any resemblance to beloved sitcoms is purely coincidental.

The one where the Trashmasters talk all about Yawgmoth Combo in modern, and take a close look at some of its matchups across the board.

The one where the Trashmasters take a first look at the new Modern RCQ format. Also, they disjointedly talk about horrible shit.