Podcasts about chaosmos

Już w 2018 roku (według badań CBOS-u) prawie połowa Polek i Polaków deklarowała czytanie horoskopów, a 15 procent odwiedzenie wróżki lub wróża. Obecnie wartość polskiego rynku usług ezoterycznych szacuje się na około 2-3 miliardy złotych. Wiara w astrologię i przepowiednie wciąż przybiera na sile. Ale czy rosnące zainteresowanie ezoteryką daje się wytłumaczyć wyłącznie kryzysem zinstytucjonalizowanej religii? Dlaczego myśl o przypadkowości świata tak bardzo nas uwiera? Skąd bierze się w nas potrzeba odczytywania znaków i przepowiadania przyszłości? Jaką rolę w naszym życiu społecznym odgrywa myślenie magiczne i w jakim stopniu wpisuje się w nie skłonność do interpretowania snów? O tym rozmawialiśmy podczas marcowej Premiery Pisma. W dyskusji wzięli udział: Dorota Hall – antropolożka kulturowa i socjolożka, profesorka w Instytucie Filozofii i Socjologii PAN, członkini Komitetu Socjologii PAN, w latach 2018–2022 prezeska Międzynarodowego Stowarzyszenia Badań nad Religią w Europie Środkowo-Wschodniej (ISORECEA). Od lat interesuje się duchowością i zjawiskami religijnymi spoza głównego nurtu. Autorka książek  „New Age w Polsce. Lokalny wymiar globalnego zjawiska” (2007), „W poszukiwaniu miejsca. Chrześcijanie LGBT w Polsce” (2016) i we współautorstwie „Minority Churches as Media Settlers: Negotiating Deep Mediatization” (2024). Dariusz Misiuna – socjolog, publicysta, tłumacz około 60 książek o tematyce religioznawczej, antropologicznej i psychodelicznej. Autor pamfletu „Kto się boi psychedelików?” (1992) oraz albumu „Chaosmos.pl” (2009). Od 2001 roku prowadzi Wydawnictwo Okultura. Kurator festiwalu i magazynu „Trans/wizje”. Redaktor naczelny pism badaczy zachodniej tradycji ezoterycznej „Hermaion”. prof. dr hab. Wojciech Kulesza – kierownik Katedry Psychologii Społecznej Uniwersytetu SWPS. Jest autorem m.in. książki pt.: „Efekt kameleona. Psychologia naśladownictwa” (2016), w której skupił się na analizie naśladownictwa i zysków oraz strat, jakie niesie to zjawisko. Publikuje zarówno teksty naukowe (w czasopismach zachodnich), jak i popularnonaukowe („Polityka”, „Gazeta Wyborcza”, „Newsweek”). Debatę poprowadziła Zuzanna Kowalczyk, redaktorka prowadząca w „Piśmie”, dziennikarka, kulturoznawczyni, autorka esejów i podcastów.  –– Słuchaj więcej materiałów audio w stałej, niższej cenie. Wykup miesięczny dostęp online do „Pisma”. Możesz zrezygnować, kiedy chcesz. https://magazynpismo.pl/prenumerata/miesieczny-dostep-online-audio/

Już w 2018 roku (według badań CBOS-u) prawie połowa Polek i Polaków deklarowała czytanie horoskopów, a 15 procent odwiedzenie wróżki lub wróża. Obecnie wartość polskiego rynku usług ezoterycznych szacuje się na około 2-3 miliardy złotych. Wiara w astrologię i przepowiednie wciąż przybiera na sile. Ale czy rosnące zainteresowanie ezoteryką daje się wytłumaczyć wyłącznie kryzysem zinstytucjonalizowanej religii? Dlaczego myśl o przypadkowości świata tak bardzo nas uwiera? Skąd bierze się w nas potrzeba odczytywania znaków i przepowiadania przyszłości? Jaką rolę w naszym życiu społecznym odgrywa myślenie magiczne i w jakim stopniu wpisuje się w nie skłonność do interpretowania snów? O tym rozmawialiśmy podczas marcowej Premiery Pisma.W dyskusji wzięli udział:Dorota Hall – antropolożka kulturowa i socjolożka, profesorka w Instytucie Filozofii i Socjologii PAN, członkini Komitetu Socjologii PAN, w latach 2018–2022 prezeska Międzynarodowego Stowarzyszenia Badań nad Religią w Europie Środkowo-Wschodniej (ISORECEA). Od lat interesuje się duchowością i zjawiskami religijnymi spoza głównego nurtu. Autorka książek  „New Age w Polsce. Lokalny wymiar globalnego zjawiska” (2007), „W poszukiwaniu miejsca. Chrześcijanie LGBT w Polsce” (2016) i we współautorstwie „Minority Churches as Media Settlers: Negotiating Deep Mediatization” (2024).Dariusz Misiuna – socjolog, publicysta, tłumacz około 60 książek o tematyce religioznawczej, antropologicznej i psychodelicznej. Autor pamfletu „Kto się boi psychedelików?” (1992) oraz albumu „Chaosmos.pl” (2009). Od 2001 roku prowadzi Wydawnictwo Okultura. Kurator festiwalu i magazynu „Trans/wizje”. Redaktor naczelny pism badaczy zachodniej tradycji ezoterycznej „Hermaion”.prof. dr hab. Wojciech Kulesza – kierownik Katedry Psychologii Społecznej Uniwersytetu SWPS. Jest autorem m.in. książki pt.: „Efekt kameleona. Psychologia naśladownictwa” (2016), w której skupił się na analizie naśladownictwa i zysków oraz strat, jakie niesie to zjawisko. Publikuje zarówno teksty naukowe (w czasopismach zachodnich), jak i popularnonaukowe („Polityka”, „Gazeta Wyborcza”, „Newsweek”).Debatę poprowadziła Zuzanna Kowalczyk, redaktorka prowadząca w „Piśmie”, dziennikarka, kulturoznawczyni, autorka esejów i podcastów. ––Słuchaj więcej materiałów audio w stałej, niższej cenie. Wykup miesięczny dostęp online do „Pisma”. Możesz zrezygnować, kiedy chcesz.https://magazynpismo.pl/prenumerata/miesieczny-dostep-online-audio/

Good morning and happy Friday Cabalists! Sorry the episodes late but Jamie has been sick as a dog all week long but the show is finally here. Today we dive into a bunch of games we've been playing including Chaosmos, QE, Box One, Revive, Tower Up presented by Dan King the Game Boy Geek and feature Evertstone Discovering Ignis from Sam McDavitt. Then after Tony T's world renown new segment we host another Short Topic Extravaganza with questions including how long is too long? How much does theme matter? And how the hell do you use BoardGameGeek? Chaosmos: 00:05:08, QE: 00:14:52, Box One: 00:22:52, Revive: 00:27:28, Tower Up with Dan King the Game Boy Geek: 00:40:42, Everstone Discovering Ignis: 00:55:31, News with Tony T: 01:27:05, Short Topic Extravaganza: 02:31:43, Check out our sponsors Restoration Games at https://restorationgames.com/. Game Toppers at https://www.gametoppersllc.com/. And CGE at https://czechgames.com/ and don't forget to use the promo code SECRETSETI at checkout. And please support our great friend Dan King the Game Boy Geek on Kickstarter today! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gameboygeek/game-boy-geek-season-13-2025

Pod značkou Teplej vlny vám niekoľko najbližších týždňov prinesieme špeciálnu minisériu Naničhodnice: O tom, aký bol, je a bude život umelkyne na Slovensku. Mapuje odlišnosť generačných skúseností v dvojiciach umelkýň v rôznych umeleckých oblastiach, v druhej epizóde je to tanec. Eva Kopecká v štúdiu privítala Moniku Čertezni, tanečníčku, choreografku, zakladateľku skupiny Neskorý zber a Soňu Kúdeľovú, choreografku, performerku, zakladateľku projektov Chaosmos a Zvuky ticha.

We're at SHUX! Well, we were, and while we were there, we tricked Tom Brewster of Shut Up & Sit Down to take time away from his busy schedule to join us on stage. This episode was recorded live, and we talk about games that are in some ways, a little bit weird. Before things get odd, we talk about Dungeons, Dice & Danger, Fun Facts, Turncoats, and Flick Fleck. 03:52 - Dungeons, Dice & Danger 09:07 - Fun Facts 15:03 - Turncoats 20:58 - Flick Fleck 27:39 - Weird games 28:36 - Mord im Arosa 31:03 - Nyctophobia 31:26 - Tajuto 34:21 - The Field of the Cloth of Gold 36:01 - Cosmic Frog 36:58 - Turing Machine 40:45 - Chaosmos 42:50 - XCOM: The Board Game 43:52 - Now Boarding 44:39 - Flowerfall 45:30 - Who Soiled the Toilet? Check out our wiki at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/wiki Join the discussion at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/discord Join our Facebook group at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/facebook Get a Board Game Barrage T-shirt at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/store

This interview is from 7-22-22 Paul Ryan of Origin joins the podcast to talk about Origins new eighth studio album entitled Chaosmos, via Agonia Records. Check out the bands debut single "Ecophagy", and 2nd single "Nostalgia For Oblivion". Also we talk about the upcoming "Pantera" reunion    SUBSCRIBE to BODS Mayhem Hour YouTube channel AND it's available on all streaming platforms wherever you listen to podcasts.. 

Dr. West welcomes back dear friend, Paul Ryan of Origin to FANTASM. "Chaosmos" is out now! ORDER ALBUM AT https://www.originofficial.com/chaosmos http://www.origin-chaosmos.com PRE-SAVE THE ALBUM https://geni.us/Origin-Chaosmos LISTEN TO "CHAOSMOS" SINGLE https://geni.us/Origin-Chaosmos-Single LISTEN TO "ECOPHAGY" SINGLE https://geni.us/Origin-Ecophagy VISIT THE BAND Website: http://www.OriginOfficial.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Origin Twitter: https://twitter.com/OriginBand YouTube: http://bit.ly/subs-orgn-yt Instagram: http://instagram.com/originband On Tour: https://originofficial.com/tour Spotify: http://bit.ly/origin-spotify

Dreams of Consciousness Podcast Episode 236 features an interview with Paul Ryan of Origin. Origin should be pretty familiar to followers of Dreams of Consciousnes by now. The band has been written about ad nauseum on this site, and was the featured guest on the 100th episode of the podcast. Safe to say, I'm a fan. Guitarist/founder Paul Ryan caught me up with what the band has been up to since the last time he was on the podcast, and why he wants the flow of Origin's to be like movies. We also discussed the "one song a month" writing challenge that he gave himself to create the latest Origin album, Chaosmos, and why the band doesn't know what their albums will sound like until the recording process is done. My thanks to Paul for speaking with me, and to all of you for listening. Music In This Episode: "Dajjal" "Cascading Failures" taken from the album Unparalleled Universe "Decolonizer" "Panoptical" "Cullscape" taken from the album Chaosmos Thanks for listening! Interviews, reviews, and more at www.dreamsofconsciousness.com

Dreams of Consciousness Podcast Episode 236 features an interview with Paul Ryan of Origin. Origin should be pretty familiar to followers of Dreams of Consciousnes by now. The band has been written about ad nauseum on this site, and was the featured guest on the 100th episode of the podcast. Safe to say, I'm a fan. Guitarist/founder Paul Ryan caught me up with what the band has been up to since the last time he was on the podcast, and why he wants the flow of Origin's to be like movies. We also discussed the "one song a month" writing challenge that he gave himself to create the latest Origin album, Chaosmos, and why the band doesn't know what their albums will sound like until the recording process is done. My thanks to Paul for speaking with me, and to all of you for listening. Music In This Episode: "Dajjal" "Cascading Failures" taken from the album Unparalleled Universe "Decolonizer" "Panoptical" "Cullscape" taken from the album Chaosmos Thanks for listening! Interviews, reviews, and more at www.dreamsofconsciousness.com

25 years into existence for the death metal band Origin, and they refuse to let up the brutality. In fact, here we have a band aging like fine wine. We are joined by guitarist Paul Ryan in this episode, and being from Kansas isn't something you hear every day on where this all started for a band like Origin, yet here they are. The 8th and newest album, “Chaosmos,” seems to culminate everything Origin has released from the previous 7 into one chaotic offering. The album title fits in this case, get it? Paul talks about the production processes that went behind one of the more “technically” death metal albums of 2022, including his love for the food in his home state of Kansas. Finally, touring and live music is a big part of Origin's arsenal, and Paul talks about his appreciation for getting back on the road again after so long. Plenty to unpack on this episode, tune in and be sure to buy and stream “Chaosmos,” out now worldwide via Nuclear Blast Records.Stay connected with Origin, visit: https://www.originofficial.com/, https://www.instagram.com/originband/ and https://www.facebook.com/OriginStay connected with IUF, visit: https://interviewunderfire.com/

#ArtificialBrain #ChurchOfTheCosmicSkull #OriginBand Weekly Review Roundup (0:00:00) 1. Artificial Brain - Artificial Brain 2022 (0:00:28) 2. Church Of The Cosmic Skull - There Is No Time 2022 (0:19:10) 3. Origin - Chaosmos 2022 (0:33:38) This week we look at the angular blackened-death metal brilliance of Artificial Brain's new self titled third album, The driving 70's inspired brilliance of the new Church of the Cosmic Skull's new album "There Is No Time", and the awesome new hundred miles per hour tech death of Origin's new album "Chaosmos". Serpent Temple: https://www.instagram.com/serpent_temple (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/SerpentTemplePromo (Facebook ) https://www.twitter.com/serpent_temple (Twitter) Nina's band, Lowen: https://www.lowen.bandcamp.com​​ (Bandcamp) Instagram https://www.facebook.com/Lowenband​​ (Facebook ) Artificial Brain - https://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/artificial-brain (https://profoundlorerecords.bandcamp.com/album/artificial-brain) Church Of The Cosmic Skull - https://churchofthecosmicskull.bandcamp.com/album/there-is-no-time (https://churchofthecosmicskull.bandcamp.com/album/there-is-no-time) Origin - https://agoniarecords.bandcamp.com/album/chaosmos (https://agoniarecords.bandcamp.com/album/chaosmos) The intro to the show is "A Crypt in the Stars" by Lowen. this episode is available in video form on Youtube https://youtu.be/Y0aXBefr0ZI (here).

Once again here we are with the following guest bands and their newest releases:01 - The Black Dahlia Murder - "I Will Return" (RIP Trevor Scott Strnad)02 - Altaria - "Wisdom"03 - Civil War - "Battle of Life"04 - Bloodhunter - "Never Let It Rest"05 - Ratos de Porâo - "Aglomeração"06 - Black Therapy - "Onward"07 - SetYøurSails - "Shallow (feat. Mike Perez)"08 - Parasite Inc. - "I Am"09 - Damnation Defaced - "Ain't No Sympathy For The Lost!"10 - Decapitated - "Just A Cigarette"11 - Origin - "Chaosmos"12 - Obsidious - "Bound by Fire"60 minutes of Metal and More Presented by Marco Rondán and Brought to you every week by HEAVYS: Metal Headphones Made For MetalHeads.

This is the first talk from Wake 2021 in which I explore the nature of trauma and the trauma that is the Death of God.

Brent Everett Dickinson is a multi-disciplinary conceptual artist and associate professor of art at Azusa Pacific University in California.  In 2017, Dickinson founded the MMHTT (Marcel Maus Hermeneutical Think Tank), a multimedia web project driven by philosophical concepts such as power, authorship, immanence, performativity, and deterritorialization. In this week's discussion, Dickinson delves into the interplay between philosophy and art, as well as conceptions of beauty, stirring the debate as to whether beauty is truly objective. Dickinson also discusses "Chaosmos" (a term coined by James Joyce) in relation to the production and sustainment of culture—he notes that Western culture is one that perpetually produces the new, and thus conservatism and progressivism act in accord to some degree.Host Jeremy Tate @JeremyTate41Guest Brent Everett Dickinson 

Fantasies are a central part of our lives, but what are they, why do we have them and what function to they play? This week the boys look at fantasy and how fantasies connect with ideology, loss, depression and objects of desire. 

Jack Nash – John (Prime) Reggie Carlisle – John (Beta) GM- Tod Foley In the ever shifting surreal landscape of the Universal Chao our party struggles to keep their sanity while battling personal demons and the Universal Chao itself. http://daytrippersrpg.com http://www.fictioneers.net/ https://www.birdscoffeecompany.com/coffees/legends-of-tabletop-legendary-brew Use Code Legends10 to get 10% off your order https://www.patreon.com/legendsoftabletop Theme music created by Brett Miller http://www.brettmillermusic.net/

Jack Nash – John (Prime) Reggie Carlisle – John (Beta) GM- Tod Foley An emergency transmission from Scilla's ship "The Orbgasm" beckons Nash, Reggie and Lil' Kim into the shifting madness of the Multiversal Chao, where they must attempt a valiant rescue - without losing their minds. http://daytrippersrpg.com http://www.fictioneers.net/ https://www.birdscoffeecompany.com/coffees/legends-of-tabletop-legendary-brew Use Code Legends10 to get 10% off your order https://www.patreon.com/legendsoftabletop Theme music created by Brett Miller http://www.brettmillermusic.net/

Apologies for those who previously downloaded this file and didn't hear any audio.  As some already guessed, Mark found a "great" trade involving our audio equipment for a rare copy of Biblios, but we thankfully were able to get it called off. Sometimes a game is hitting all the right notes, and you want to recommend it wholeheartedly ... but there's just one tiny blemish you can't overlook. It's not enough to make a great game bad, but, man, just imagine if it someone had fixed that. This week we're looking at games that almost nail it. Before we smooth the last crease, we talk about Chaosmos, Subtext, On a Scale of One to T-Rex, and Empyreal: Spells & Steam. 01:26 - Krass Kariert 03:22 - Chaosmos 11:40 - On a Scale of One to T-Rex 16:52 - Subtext 20:58 - Empyreal: Spells & Steam 29:46 - Games with One Small Issue 31:44 - Kemet 36:06 - Root 37:28 - Cthulhu Wars 39:39 - Gloomhaven 42:14 - Decrypto 43:35 - Azul 44:53 - Point Salad 45:32 - Concordia Join the discussion at: https://boardgamebarrage.com/discord

Mitzi Peirone was born and raised in Turin, Italy. After high school Peirone left Italy to study theater in New York City at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. She ended up writing and directing a short film called “Chaosmos,” and directing another short called “Versperlings” while she geared up for a feature. The screenplay for Braid rapidly became her main focus, and in 2016 Peirone partnered up with entrepreneur Joseph Lubin to create a new business model to finance her film, which became the first one ever to be fully financed through a cryptocurrency equity crowdsale. The sale raised 1.7 million dollars in two weeks. The film premiered at Tribeca in 2018 and won Best Picture at the Lausanne Underground Film Festival. Braid, which tells the story of two women who decide to rob their wealthy psychotic friend - but must participate in the friend’s perverse game of make believe, received worldwide distribution via Blue Fox Entertainment. Mitzi then signed with ICM, and her next directorial effort is a sci-fi thriller set in a tech-apocalypse, starring Bella Thorne. The movie Mitzi chose to discuss this week is a real mind bender - 2001's cult classic, Donnie Darko. Part of the reason that Mitzi loves this film is that, much like her own movie Braid, it can be hard to tell what is real and what is imagined. She discusses her unusual fundraising technique for the movie which involved a cryptocurrency equity crowdsale. Mitzi also emphasizes the need for filmmakers not to concern themselves with whether the audience will completely understand their vision. Plus, she talks at length about her belief that there is no difference between reality and dreams - a conversation that makes April's brain explode. You can see Braid streaming now. And if you haven't seen Donnie Darko yet, go watch it! With April Wolfe and Mitzi Peirone. You can let us know what you think of Switchblade Sisters on Twitter or Facebook. Or email us at switchbladesisters@maximumfun.org. Produced by Casey O'Brien and Laura Swisher for MaximumFun.org.

Shunyamurti uses the metaphor of a revolutionary to explain the ideas of Deleuze, Nishida, and Ramana in order to explain how to incite a real revolution that will take one to liberation.

Some games offer an experience so unique, so unlike anything else, that you can't help but take notice. It might be a bold thematic setting, or a set of mechanics that you've never seen before. This week, we're counting down our favourite games that do something ... a little bit different. Before we stand out from the crowd, we also talk about Looting London, and Chimera. 01:05 - Looting London 04:17 - Chimera 09:45 - Unique Thematic Experiences 12:12 - Food Chain Magnate 16:11 - Space Cadets: Dice Duel 18:38 - Long Shot 21:23 - Dungeons & Dragons: Rock Paper Wizard 23:16 - Dead of Winter 26:42 - Pit 28:38 - Millennium Blades 33:11 - Alchemists 36:33 - Chaosmos 40:07 - Ponzi Scheme 42:24 - Space Hulk 45:39 - Adrenaline 47:37 - Diplomacy 51:06 - Sol: Last Days of a Star 53:22 - Captain Sonar

BJ & Chris review board games including Lords of Hellas & Chaosmos; Scott from Comics Dungeon gives comic book recommendations; BJ reviews IDW's Star Trek & Saga; Rev discusses the new movie based on a book, Mortal Engines; and we get the Geek Sheet with Vicky B! See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We kick off three weeks of our favourite mechanics in board games with Neilan's pick, hidden information. We also talk about Omen: Fires in the East, Gaia Project, and Pioneer Days. 01:30 - Omen: Fires in the East 03:39 - Gaia Project 05:43 - Pioneer Days 09:59 - Drop It 11:21 - Hidden Information 13:31 - Archipelago 19:32 - Dead of Winter 23:04 - I'm The Boss 23:48 - El Grande 27:56 - Discworld: Ankh Morpork 30:21 - Hanabi 38:58 - Survive: Escape from Atlantis! 39:59 - Chaosmos 41:55 - New Angeles 43:21 - Lifeboat

Originally aired in June of 2016. Zach, Sean, Waltchad and Devon review the kickstarter game Chaosmos from Mirror Box Games.

GameEnthus Podcast ep329: Potential Use Case or Callbacked   This week Julian(@Wolfkin) joins Mike(@AssaultSuit), Tiny(@Tiny415) and  Aaron(@Ind1fference) to talk about:  Demolition Man, Judge Dredd, Cider Monday, Steam Controller, The Hunt, Xbox One X, PS4 Pro, Office Depot, Avengers Infinity War, The Neverending Story, Justice League, Rock Band 4, Terraria, One Finger Death Punch, Battle Cats, CastleStorm, Arkham Horror, A Study in Emerald, Chaosmos, Interstellar Pig, Battle Chef Brigade, Taco Bell, Skyrim, Pokemon Ultra Sun, Friday the 13th, Freddy vs Jason, Mega Man X, Secret of Mana, Xenoblade Chronicles, Rocket League, Absolute Drift, PUBG, Cuphead, Oxenfree, Ittle Dew 2, Doom, NBA 2K18, Wolfenstein II, Kid Tripp, Super Beat Sports, RIVE, Super Lucky's Tale, Star Ghost, Vye, Super Mario Odyssey, Electronic Arts, Star Wars Battlefront, Impossible Burger and more.                                                                     If you like the show please leave us an itunes, Google, Youtube or Stitcher review, a tweet, an email or a voicemail (202-573-7686).   Download the GE iOS / WP apps and check out GameEnthus. Show Length: 142 minutes Direct Download      Show Links Follow @Wolfkin DMX - Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer   New videos GameEnthus.com   Youtube.com/user/GameEnthus     Community Info   Kiaun's Show The Analog Circle Podcast Gary's Show TheGamesMenRPG Open Forum Radio GeeksGoneRaw SingleSimulcast    Show Music     Juice Crew - The Symphony instrumental Method Man & Redman - Da Rockwilder instrumental Missy - Sock it To Me instrumental Lords of the Underground - Chief Rocka instrumental The Game - Hate it or Love it instrumental Main Source - Live at the BBQ instrumental Kool G Rap and DJ Polo - Ill Street Blues instrumental Bad Boy for Life Remix instrumental UMCs - Blue Cheese instrumental  

Camy, Joe, Mason and Bianca review Chaosmos. This episode is super silly and pretty long. Check out all of Joe's game reviews at Boardgamegeek.com username GIJOE250

Welcome to episode 62 of All Us Geeks! Don’t forget that The Geeks have started using Mixlr to live stream the episodes! For episode 62, Jeff and Jordan take a look at Chaosmos, from Mirror Box Games.   Disclosure of Material Connection: Some of the links in the show notes … Read the rest

In this show we talk about Witness, Burger Joint, Xia, Super Dungeon Explore Forgotten King, Chaosmos, and String Safari. Geoff gives a eulogy, we are joined by a couple other contributors, take a look back at Catan and Mystery of the Abbey, and hear both a tale of Horror and Amazement. Finally, we end the show talking about our rules concerning food and drink at the gaming table.

In this show we talk about Witness, Burger Joint, Xia, Super Dungeon Explore Forgotten King, Chaosmos,  and String Safari.  Geoff gives a eulogy, we are joined by a couple other contributors, take a look back at Catan and Mystery of the Abbey, and hear both a tale of Horror and Amazement.  Finally, we end the show talking about our rules concerning food and drink at the gaming table.

This podcast we talk all about Tabletop Simulator and its place in the Gaming Hobby! With special guest Dave Aka Xaintrix! check out his stream at www.twitch.tv/Xaintrix Tabletop Sim in a virtual sand box for playing board games, role playing games & other forms of table top gaming. you can download mods or make your own to play games with your friends online! We also talk about games we have been playing. Chaosmos, Cash & Guns, Dixit, & Spector Ops! We stream the podcast live on twitch every Tuesday 9pm EST and stream live board game Fridays 6-10pm EST at www.twitch.tv/epicgamingnight Send questions for the podcast to EpicGamingNight@gmail.com Hit us up on twitter and instagram @epicgamingnight If you enjoy the show make sure to review on itunes!

This week Ando returns with AndoCon news, Craig shares MomoCon news, Mike has NoCon news, but they all discuss X-Files, Simpsons, Star Wars, bad tattoo, and Japanese game show news. Also, Ando talks RPGs and Craig unboxes his copy of Chaosmos live!

Richard interviews Joey Vigour about the year leading up to his Kickstarter, Chaosmos. They discuss the importance of taking your time, building brand awareness, and being prepared. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ecc/chaosmos-as-the-universe-ends-the-hunt-begins

Apocalypses are something that all sorts of media have been attracted to and using all the time. For a long, long time books, movies, theatre, games… This game, Chaosmos, takes the apocalypse to a new level because it is the universe that’s about to end, not just a world that’s about to end, or a country or a civilisation… nop… it’s the universe! This is a game for two to four players in which they play an alien race looking for an item that will allow their race to survive the apocalypse and travel into the new universe to thrive again. With gorgeous artwork and some interesting bluffing and trick playing mechanics, this game is very promising and being funded in Kickstarter at the time of publishing this podcast. Hope you’ll take a look and that the interview sounds interesting!

Joey Vigour helps The Game of Crowd Funding start off the new year to discuss Mirror Box Games and their new Kickstarter project: Chaosmos. We discuss Mirror Box Games creation and running such a large, ambitious project as a first project. Chaosmos is on Kickstarter until February 2nd, 2014.  … Read the rest