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- 64. Strixhaven Facts
Episode 64 of The Memory Jar, a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love.
This week, we go deep on the most recent standard legal set, Strixhaven: School of Mages! This isn’t a set review - this is The Memory Jar! We talk about some of the callbacks, the reprints, the creature types, and old cards that are now obsolete. We also assign each other to colleges, and of course we name this set’s Secret Reach and Tongue Twister cards. This set is...actually, it’s kind of a weird one!This week’s Random Card: Baton of Courage!
Magic Story for Strixhaven starts here: Class is in Session
Intro Music: This Train Doesn’t Stop At Rugby by TRG Banks
Outro Music: Sunday Morning Sun by Ryan AndersenLogo: Chris Yates (CMYKompany.com)1 hr 6 min - 63. Tongue Twisters
Episode 63 of The Memory Jar, a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love.
This week, we celebrate April Fool’s by playing a trick on ourselves. Presenting the tongue-twistingest card name from each Magic set!This week’s Random Card: Sulfurous Blast!Intro Music: This Train Doesn’t Stop At Rugby by TRG Banks
Outro Music: Sunday Morning Sun by Ryan AndersenLogo: Chris Yates (CMYKompany.com)37 min - 62. Mirage
Episode 62 of The Memory Jar, a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love.
This week, we go back in time to talk Mirage! We’ve explored some old sets on the show, but this one holds a special place in Magic history. That and David can’t get enough of talking about the olden, olden times.Mirage on ScryfallNotable cards if you’re following along with the show include:Tutors, Flash, Tombstone Stairwell, Hammer of Bogardan, Final Fortune, Dwarven Miner, BRUSHWAGG, Early Harvest, Cadaverous Bloom, Lion’s Eye Diamond, Phyrexian DreadnoughtBoundless World History - West African EmpiresInfo on Mirage’s Development - Dawn of DevelopmentInfo on Mirage Sealed - Matthew Vinneau’s Pro Tour Atlanta Tournament ReportThis week’s Random Card: Goblin Goon!Intro Music: This Train Doesn’t Stop At Rugby by TRG BanksOutro Music: Sunday Morning Sun by Ryan AndersenLogo: Chris Yates (CMYKompany.com)58 min - 61. Kaldheim Facts
Episode 61 of The Memory Jar, a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love.
This week, we go deep on the most recent standard legal set, Kaldheim! This isn’t a set review - this is The Memory Jar! We talk about some of the callbacks, the reprints, the new creature types, old cards that are now obsolete, and of course we name this set’s Secret Reach and Tongue Twister cards.This week’s Random Card: Fanatical Fever!Reprints: https://scryfall.com/search?q=set%3Akhm+is%3Areprint+-type%3AbasicIntro Music: This Train Doesn’t Stop At Rugby by TRG BanksOutro Music: Sunday Morning Sun by Ryan AndersenLogo: Chris Yates (CMYKompany.com)1 hr - 60. Plants
Episode 60 of The Memory Jar, a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love.
This week, we talk about plants! Plants have been around since Magic’s very first set. We look at both cards that are plants, and some cards that aren’t but still care about plants. Prepare yourself for some confused ranting about how exactly plants work flavorfully in Magic. Also, which commander is an eco-fascist? Tune in to find out!This week’s Random Card: Jinxed Choker!
Intro Music: This Train Doesn’t Stop At Rugby by TRG Banks
Outro Music: Sunday Morning Sun by Ryan AndersenLogo: Chris Yates (CMYKompany.com)40 min - 59. Year in Review 2005
Episode 59 of The Memory Jar, a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love.
This week, we look back at the year that was...2005? That’s right - totally recorded on December 31, 2005, this episode looks back at a wild year for Magic. Bannings! Ninjas! Something called a “Ravnica?” We talk about our favorite decks of 2005 and make predictions for the next fifteen years of Magic.
Pikula’s back: https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/week-was/legacy-game-2005-12-30
What is Two-Headed Giant? Check it out: https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/two-headed-article-2005-08-15BDM’s Top 10 for 2005: https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/week-was/my-top-10-2005-2005-12-16This week’s Random Card: Timmy, Power Gamer!
Intro Music: This Train Doesn’t Stop At Rugby by TRG Banks
Outro Music: Sunday Morning Sun by Ryan AndersenLogo: Chris Yates (CMYKompany.com)39 min - 58. Kaladesh Block Revisited
Episode 58 of The Memory Jar, a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love.
This week, we flash back to the Kaladesh block. Kaladesh Remastered’s appearance on Arena got us nostalgic for the not-really-so-long-ago days of Energy, Vehicles, and cards being banned in standard. Good thing they don’t have to do that anymore! Also, Christian compares Stronghold to jazz?
Shivam Bhatt’s Essays/Letters:
On Chandra, Colonialism and Race; Kaladesh, You Break My HeartOvalchase Daredevil in Vintage? https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/3236334
This week’s Random Card: Tidal Warrior!
Intro Music: This Train Doesn’t Stop At Rugby by TRG Banks
Outro Music: Sunday Morning Sun by Ryan AndersenLogo: Chris Yates (CMYKompany.com)1 hr 2 min - 57. Creature Lands
Episode 57 of The Memory Jar, a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love.
This week, we stroll through 26 years of creature lands! From Mishra’s Factory to Crawling Barrens, we tell you which lands were the best, the worst, and the weirdest. And of course, on which one of these lands would we most/least like to live?This week’s Random Card: Keen Sense!
Intro Music: This Train Doesn’t Stop At Rugby by TRG Banks
Outro Music: Sunday Morning Sun by Ryan AndersenLogo: Chris Yates (CMYKompany.com)56 min - 56. The Return, with M21 & ZNR Facts
Episode 56 of The Memory Jar, a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love.
This week, THE BOYS ARE BACK! We talk about where we’ve been and where we’re going, plus we play catch-up with an abbreviated factual review of Core Set 2021 and Zendikar Rising!This week’s Random Card, Rushing-Tide Zubera!
Intro Music: This Train Doesn’t Stop At Rugby by TRG Banks
Outro Music: Sunday Morning Sun by Ryan AndersenLogo: Chris Yates (CMYKompany.com)1 hr 5 min - 55. Primal Might with Eli Loveman
Episode 55 of The Memory Jar, a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love.
This week, Pro Tour Champion Eli Loveman comes back to the show to share his Core 2021 Preview Card, PRIMAL MIGHT!Eli would like to thank Wizards of the Coast for the free preview card. We would like to thank Eli for sharing his free preview card with us.This week’s Random Card: Thrive!
Check out the weird kerning on the original fight card, the Arena book promo!
The first ever main set fight card, Triangle of War, is on the Reserved List!What’s the deal with Puffer Extract?You should follow Eli on Twitter: https://twitter.com/blackshirtman
Eli’s articles on Channel Fireball: https://www.channelfireball.com/all-strategy/author/eli-loveman/Have access to a 3D printer? Check out this rig for remote play - you can use your phone as a webcam and it works great! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4382884
Intro Music: This Train Doesn’t Stop At Rugby by TRG Banks
Outro Music: Sunday Morning Sun by Ryan AndersenLogo: Chris Yates (CMYKompany.com)28 min
About The Memory Jar
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The Memory Jar is a Magic: The Gathering podcast about the cards, decks, people, and stories that make Magic the game we love. It's for players of all levels to have a reminisce, laugh, and share some memories.
*This podcast was formerly known as "Let's Remember Some Cards"*