TSM Episode 451: The Board Game Podcast

In his youth, Lusipurr spent many happy hours playing Hi-Ho Cherry-O with his maternal grandmother.

Hi-Ho Cherry-O!

The Starlight Megaphone
Download Link: Released 2017.10.16

Lusipurr and SiliconNooB are joined by two other people to discuss ethical game design, South Africa’s T20 league, the autumn anime season, vintage board games, fair and competitive business practises, and Lusipurr’s approach to ending relationships.

6 Comments

  1. Dark-Stag
    Posted 2017.10.16 at 05:15 | Permalink

    That story during the Monopoly segment was both sad and funny.

  2. Lusipurr
    Posted 2017.10.16 at 11:28 | Permalink

    I was trying to help!

  3. Tanzenmatt
    Posted 2017.10.16 at 12:22 | Permalink

    Can we sponsor a segment where each podcast participant brings up a painful or disturbing memory from their past, as opposed to what entertainment they’re currently enjoying?

    I enjoyed the board game cast though. Whenever the conversation careens off into different avenues is great.

  4. Lusipurr
    Posted 2017.10.16 at 12:24 | Permalink

    @Tanzenmatt: “Can we sponsor a segment where each podcast participant brings up a painful or disturbing memory from their past, as opposed to what entertainment they’re currently enjoying?”

    Dancing Matt’s Blasts from the Past? Sure! Why not!

  5. RabidKitten
    Posted 2017.10.17 at 00:01 | Permalink

    Its very nice to hear a reading of the Color of Magic. It’s one of my favorite books. I find it strange that people find it to be one of the weaker disc world novels and yet I find it to be the best Discworld Novel.

  6. Lusipurr
    Posted 2017.10.17 at 01:50 | Permalink

    @RabidKitten: I really like it, myself. There are some sentence-level issues with the writing, and Pratchett himself admitted that his first few novels were a beginning effort, but the overall plot construction is sound, the characters are good, and I think the ending particularly brave (especially for an author’s early work).

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