Please join Patrick as he gets the Conversation rolling with Eric Buscemi and Spencer Kellis. @spencerkellis @EricBuscemi Thank you everyone for the votes and the Board Game Geek Golden Geek Award Nomination for Best Podcast! Don't forget to go vote!! <a href= "https://boardgamegeek.com/geekawards/boardgame">https://boardgamegeek.com/geekawards/boardgame</a>

Please join Patrick as he gets the Conversation rolling with Eric Buscemi and Spencer Kellis. @spencerkellis @EricBuscemi Thank you everyone for the votes and the Board Game Geek Golden Geek Award Nomination for Best Podcast! Don't forget to go vote!! https://boardgamegeek.com/geekawards/boardgame

Please join Patrick as he gets the Conversation rolling with Eric Buscemi and Spencer Kellis. @spencerkellis @EricBuscemi Thank you everyone for the votes and the Board Game Geek Golden Geek Award Nomination for Best Podcast! Don't forget to go vote!! <a href="https://boardgamegeek.com/geekawards/boardgame" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://boardgamegeek.com/geekawards/boardgame</a> &nbsp;

WDYPTW Conversation Thing 117.27

Patrick and Eric in the Morning is a spinoff of the Golden Geek-nominated What Did You Play This Week Podcast — which featured both Patrick Hillier and Eric Buscemi as regular contributors. When, after nearly four years, WDYPTW wound down, Patrick and Eric decided to continue recording a free-form conversation-style show together loosely inspired by Troy and Abed’s morning show from the cult classic sitcom Community. Each episode, for around half an hour,  the co-hosts discuss a broad topic — including individual board game mechanisms, game catalogues of notable designers, and recent tabletop events they’ve participated in —  instead of regularly previewing or reviewing specific games.

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Patrick and Eric in the Morning is a spinoff of the Golden Geek-nominated What Did You Play This Week Podcast — which featured both Patrick Hillier and Eric Buscemi as regular contributors. When, after nearly four years, WDYPTW wound down, Patrick and Eric decided to continue recording a free-form conversation-style show together loosely inspired by Troy and Abed’s morning show from the cult classic sitcom Community. Each episode, for around half an hour, the co-hosts discuss a broad topic — including individual board game mechanisms, game catalogues of notable designers, and recent tabletop events they’ve participated in — instead of regularly previewing or reviewing specific games.

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WDYPTW Conversation Thing 117.27

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