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• Chickens in the Backyard

  By Scott Bogen on 05/02/2013 • ( 0 )

  

  Episode 7 features an un-boxing of B-29 Superfortress. Yes, an actual un-boxing in a podcast! What could be better? Oh, right, maybe a video? Game designer Abigail Elizabeth tells us about her new game, Sum Wars, now on Kickstarter. In… Read More ›

• Uwe Eickert of Academy Games (Extended Interview)

  By Scott Bogen on 02/09/2013 • ( 0 )

  This special edition of The Board Game Show features an extended interview with Uwe Eickert of Academy Games that adds nearly an additional 20 minutes to the interview released in episode 6. In addition to talking about his work on… Read More ›

• Awakening The Uwe

  By Scott Bogen on 02/01/2013 • ( 0 )

  Episode 6 features game designer Uwe Eickert of Academy Games. Eickert discusses ongoing work on their upcoming Gettysburg game, the Conflict of Heroes series and solo expansion, as well as other games in progress. I also talk to designer Philip… Read More ›

• A Review of Star Wars: X-Wing — Conjure Your Inner General Dodonna

  By Scott Bogen on 12/06/2012 • ( 2 )

  

  I used to run around the house in my Spider Man Underoos, TIE fighter in one hand, X-Wing in the other, until my wife told me to find something better to do with my time. Well, I found something better… Read More ›

• Spiked Eggnog Ho Ho Ho

  By Scott Bogen on 12/05/2012 • ( 1 )

  In this spiked eggnog holiday episode of The Board Game Show we head to our neighborhood game store and hear a wide range of board game ideas for your holiday gift-giving and receiving plans. I review the adult party game,… Read More ›

• Clearly, I’m Not Wil Wheaton — Episode 4

  By Scott Bogen on 11/13/2012 • ( 0 )

  Episode 4 features an interview with undead Lich enchantress, Heidi Lawler, who is also a third-year volunteer with True Dungeon. I discuss all the details of the Star Wars: X-Wing Miniatures Game, complete with geeky Star Wars sound effects, a… Read More ›

• An Army Lives, Eats, Sleeps and Fights as A Team — A Review of D-Day Dice

  By Scott Bogen on 10/01/2012 • ( 0 )

  On June 6, 1944, more than 160,000 troops, supported by 5,000 Ships and 13,000 aircraft, took part in the D-Day invasion. By day’s end, the Allies gained a foot hold in Normandy, but the cost was high — more than… Read More ›

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