Brandon is moving to Vancouver. The brothers talk about some more personal topics, and then move onto cold outreach and Adam's RPG publishing experiment.

The brothers discuss skills they've brought forward from past experiences performing on stages, the ideal path to acquiring first customers for Codex, and progress on The Quickstart Guide to Game Mastering.

Adam and Brandon briefly discuss investing in light of the GameStop saga and then move on to a post-launch analysis for Here Be Taverns.

Discussion of Brandon's new product Codex, which focuses on developer context sharing. Discussion of Adam's preparations to launch his second project Here Be Taverns.

Adam outlines all his shortlisted project ideas. The brothers go deep on discussing the most interesting ones, and work through risk vs reward analysis live on the air.

Brandon teaches Adam many marketing lessons as he strives to better understand his audience for Sword & Source.

Adam walks through some of the tensions he is seeing as he explores his values and the RPG industry.

Adam pushes Brandon to write his year in review and the brothers discuss some of their most important lessons from 2020.

The Wazel brothers discuss feelings of burnout at the end of 2020. Adam talks through an idea to build a digital graveyard and uncovers an important flaw in his thinking.

This episode is a little different. It is a recorded monologue of Adam's Year in Review for 2020. You can read the Year in Review at https://www.adamwaselnuk.com/articles/year-in-review-2020 if you prefer the written format.