Quiz Show S1 E1: James Hudson of Druid City Games
It's the premiere episode of The Going Analog Quiz Show!
Podcast #51: RPGs, video games, and our ideal gaming groups (guests: Jon Gilmour, Ian Moss)
Yes, this is a board game podcast. So why are we talking about so many video games and tabletop RPGs in this episode?
Podcast #49: Unique deckbuilders, hobbies that should be games (guests: Leder Games, Terrible Games)
Ever wonder what the difference is between "design" and "development"?
Our interview with Jamey Stegmaier: His failings, his regrets, his path forward
A few inappropriate blogs from his past and some recent tweets have brought a lot of internet hate down on the founder of Stonemaier Games. He sat down with Going Analog and really opened up about everything that's happened.
Podcast #48: Points? Who needs 'em? Plus: The best board game universes (guest: Eric Slauson)
What are our fave games where points don't matter? The best games that revolve around illustrations (but not necessarily drawing)?
Podcast #45: Streamable games, big-name licenses, Clubhouse Games (guest: The Op's Pat Marino)
We talk (non-roll-and-write) games for streaming and delve into how a game company like The Op works with so many licenses. Plus, what is that X factor that makes a game really great? And Mike gives impressions on Nintendo's Clubhouse Games.
Podcast #43: Pirate games, Forgotten Waters, and more (guests: Plaid Hat, Tim Schafer)
We connect a board game designer with a video game designer hero of his.
Podcast #38: Is there a board game for everyone? Plus: The LOLest games, board game movies
The funny and not-so-funny sides of board gaming.
Podcast #37: Best franchises, fave imports, and why publishing is so hard (guest: Mike Young)
Plan B's Communications Lead Mike Young stops by to offer insights on the business of publishing board games.
Podcast #36: Celebrating BoardGameGeek's 20th b-day
BGG just turned 20. Let's take a look back through the good (and bad) years.