The one where the Trashmasters dive into the dynamics of Goryo's Vengeance in Modern with Anthony, Kyle and Andy. They discuss deck composition, gameplay strategies, and matchups in the current meta, including the role of various cards like Psychic Frog. They also share humorous anecdotes about past tournaments and unconventional playing locations. Despite some tangents into personal stories and other games, the episode remains focused on Magic: The Gathering and the intricacies of playing with Goryo's Vengeance. (We promise)

The one where the Trashmasters, Anthony and Sophie, discuss the concept of 'No Magic Sundays' and the importance of taking breaks from Magic: The Gathering. They share personal anecdotes about avoiding Sunday rage drafts and exploring local attractions in various cities during Magic weekends. The duo also touch on recent travel experiences and dealing with frustrating gameplay moments, emphasizing the joy of balancing Magic with other life experiences.

The one where the Trashmasters, Anthony and Sophie, explain how to use resources like mtgtop8.com to analyze the shifting popularity of staple removal spells across a format. They discuss how understanding the prevalence and types of removal spells can help players predict which decks are poised to succeed in upcoming weekends. By examining the most-played removal spells, they provide insights on making informed deck-building and deck selection decisions.

The one where the Trashmasters, Anthony and Sophie, discuss the various nuances of dining out during Magic: The Gathering trips. They explore the importance of setting expectations, choosing appropriate restaurants, and handling checks effectively. Along the way, they touch on the etiquette of treating waitstaff, how to avoid leftovers woes, and the dynamics of dining with a group of Magic players.

The one where the Trashmasters, led by Sophie and Anthony, delve into the concept of over sideboarding in Magic: The Gathering. They discuss the pitfalls of adjusting decks too heavily for specific matchups and the importance of understanding game plans. The episode is peppered with anecdotes about pets, mythical creatures, and a deep dive into the most commonly overplayed sideboard cards.

The one where the Trashmasters, Anthony, Sophie, and Kyle, discuss a variety of topics, including their experiences with playing Modern Magic, particularly focusing on the meta and the best strategies for the current RCQ season. They delve into their favorite decks, matchups, and encounters with other Magic players. The episode also features tangents about NHL playoffs, Stanley Cup history, personal anecdotes from the hosts, and their perspectives on various aspects of life and gaming culture.

The one where the Trashmaster delves into listener emails, addressing various questions and topics from the Trashmasters community. Insights, anecdotes, and even the occasional roast can be heard in this mailbag episode where Anthony answers your questions... eventually. (Seriously, some of these emails have been totally ignored for more than a year)

The one where the Trashmasters talk about recognizing when to step back from your hobbies instead of burning out and rage quitting. Jamie co-hosts and shares personal experiences about juggling Magic with other life priorities and how stepping back can sometimes be the healthiest option.

The one where the Trashmasters dive into the controversial topic of banning cards in Modern. Kyle and Anthony debate the potential ban of Underworld Breach, the ripple effects this could have on the meta, and whether additional cards like Eldrazi Temple should also face the axe. They reflect on modern's power level, what unbans might shake up the format, and why True-Name Nemesis could be a game-changer. As always, they blend in plenty of humor and some wild tangents.

The one where the Trashmasters delve into cube drafting with guest cohost Tye, discussing the intricacies of designing a cube, optimal strategies, and sleeve recommendations. They also cover the differences between static and triggered abilities and how to make cards feel essential within a cube's unique format.