Podcast appearances and mentions of doug garrett

Welcome to the Your Money Hour Podcast with Dakota Grady! I am super excited to interview Doug Garrett, owner of Watkins, Garrett, & Woods (WGW) Mortuary in Greenville, SC. I admire Doug & his family for being an example of entrepreneurship in the community. On the podcast, Doug & I talk about: 1. How WGW started 2. Challenges as a Black business 3. Importance of life insurance in the Black community And more! Tune in to listen to the interview of the Your Money Hour Podcast! Listen & share on social media. Need help with personal finances? Go to dakotagrady.com. Are you a nurse practitioner with a business? Need help with the accounting & taxes? Visit theatdoc.com. **I do not own the rights to the music. ** --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jeannie and Dave invite Doug Garrett and Ray Greer into the coffeehouse to talk about how they started writing for games, writing a first novel, process, and the general crossovers of game writing to mysteries and more … Continue...Episode Seventeen – From Gaming Beginnings

Against my own expectations, I ended up recording a podcast WHILE I was at Spiel 2016 in Essen. My buddies DaveO and Steve joined me just outside the Messe convention hall for an open-air recording this afternoon. Now I'm editing it and posting it while on on wifi with the train back "home" to Paris. This is a seat-of-the-pants episode, just giving you a feel for what the impressions are DURING the actual event, when general impressions and incomplete information are the name of the game! (Shoot, I forgot about my opener/closer framework AGAIN! This was MY idea! I'll get better at that.) By the way, I also recorded a segment with Doug Garrett for HIS longstanding podcast, Garrett's Games & Geekiness. I'm just one of a few people he talks to for that upcoming episode. Check it out. Games mentioned: Papà Paolo, Key to the City - London, Great Western Trail, Railroad Revolution, Qwixx Das Duel, Life is Life, Take That,Kuhhandel Das Brettspiel, GLÜX, World Monuments, Checkpoint Charlie, 13 Clues, HMS Dolores, Camel Up Cards, X Nimmt!, Bohnanza Das Duell,Twins, Port Royal Unterwegs!, Fuji Flush, 23, Mea Culpa, Area 51: Top Secret -Mark P.S. Maybe later I'll upload some of the photos I sent out over social media while I was there. In them meantime, you can see them all here. http://twitter.com/BoardgamesToGo    

In this show, Brian takes a look back at Atmosfear, Eric and I are scared by yet another horror story, and Geoff talks about negative vs. positive rewards.  We talk about what when we get a rules wrong, and review several new games, including Suburbia.  Tom debates with Doug Garrett about the importance of Essen, and we also introduce the Dice Tower Secret Santa 2012!!!

In this show, Brian takes a look back at Atmosfear, Eric and I are scared by yet another horror story, and Geoff talks about negative vs. positive rewards.  We talk about what when we get a rules wrong, and review several new games, including Suburbia.  Tom debates with Doug Garrett about the importance of Essen, and we also introduce the Dice Tower Secret Santa 2012!!!

The Twelve Days of HG,WT: For A Few Games More-mas: Day 4My favorite board games from prior years that I played for the first time in 2008Intro by Doug Garrett of Garrett's Games and Geekiness.--PaulDiscuss this episode in the HG,WT forum

Observations on worker placements, inspired by Caylus, Pillars of the Earth, Stone Age, Tribune, and Agricola.Intro by Doug Garrett of Garrett's Games and Geekiness.--PaulDiscuss this episode in the HG,WT forum

Thoughts on conventions, inspired by the West Coast Meeple Fest and GenCon.Intro by Doug Garrett of Garrett's Games and Geekiness.--PaulDiscuss this episode in the HG,WT forum

Did ya miss me?Sorry it's been so long! Doug Garrett smoked me out recently, interviewing me for his podcast, and giving me the little encouragement/kick to get podcasting again. I've got at least two more podcasts recorded from some time ago, but I wanted to record a fresh one tonight to lead-in with an explanation of where I've been for half a year.As it happens, besides playing all of my usual

GenCon 2007 Preview 0:33 - Before I talk about GenCon, I want to thank Doug Garrett for a great weekend of boardgames. You can hear me talk with Doug and others on episode 77 of Garrett's Games and Geekiness. 1:57 - This show is a member of the Goblin Broadcast Network. 2:04 - If you're going to GenCon for the first time, check out my GenCon Survival Guide in episode 69. Also be sure to take a look at Randy Porter's website, The Keeper of Ancient GenCon Lore. If you're interested in indie and story games, the Indie Games Passport and Games on Demand may be of interest to you. 6:15 - Stuff I already know I'm buying: Pirates Guide to Freeport Post-Apocalyptic Hero Solomon Kane Blossoms are Falling The Roach Returns Grey Ranks The Drifter's Escape 12:53 - I'm going to check out: Commission for the Exploration of Mysteries Blood & Bronze Cold City Companion Bliss Stage Hollow Earth Expedition Changling: The Lost Battlestar Galactica Grimm Hobby Games: The 100 Best 40 Years of GenCon Midgard Cold War: CIA vs KGB Before the Wind Storytellers 19:07 - Ryan Macklin says hi. 19:14 - Places you can find me: Inside the Game Designers Studio, Friday 4-5PM, Embassy Suites: Chancellor 1ENnies, Friday 9:30 PM, Indiana Roof Ballroom Podcasters Party, Saturday 7-9 PM, Hyatt: Cosmopolitan B HG,WT #100, after the Podcasters Party Ashcan Front Booth (#1940), throughout the show --PaulDiscuss this episode in the HG,WT forum.

In this episode, we take a look at the past and present of the Dice Tower. We have Greg Schloesser talking about how he got into gaming Rick Thornquist talking about the beginning of the Dice Tower Mary Prasad discussing different game conventions Derk and Aldie talking about www.boardgamegeek.com, Geekspeak, and some news! Mark Johnson discussing the birth of game podcasting Eric Summerer explaining how he does a show bit Joe Steadman talking about what he's doing these days Walt O' Hara, Eric Burgess, Scott Nicholson, Paul Tevis, Doug Garrett, and a host of others talk about podcasting and the Dice Tower favorite clips from the Dice Tower Moritz' Ten Gaming Commandments.

In this episode, we take a look at the past and present of the Dice Tower. We have Greg Schloesser talking about how he got into gaming Rick Thornquist talking about the beginning of the Dice Tower Mary Prasad discussing different game conventions Derk and Aldie talking about www.boardgamegeek.com, Geekspeak, and some news! Mark Johnson discussing the birth of game podcasting Eric Summerer explaining how he does a show bit Joe Steadman talking about what he's doing these days Walt O' Hara, Eric Burgess, Scott Nicholson, Paul Tevis, Doug Garrett, and a host of others talk about podcasting and the Dice Tower favorite clips from the Dice Tower Moritz' Ten Gaming Commandments.

In this episode, we take a look at the past and present of the Dice Tower. We have Greg Schloesser talking about how he got into gaming Rick Thornquist talking about the beginning of the Dice Tower Mary Prasad discussing different game conventions Derk and Aldie talking about www.boardgamegeek.com, Geekspeak, and some news! Mark Johnson discussing the birth of game podcasting Eric Summerer explaining how he does a show bit Joe Steadman talking about what he's doing these days Walt O' Hara, Eric Burgess, Scott Nicholson, Paul Tevis, Doug Garrett, and a host of others talk about podcasting and the Dice Tower favorite clips from the Dice Tower Moritz' Ten Gaming Commandments.

In this episode, we take a look at the past and present of the Dice Tower. We have Greg Schloesser talking about how he got into gaming Rick Thornquist talking about the beginning of the Dice Tower Mary Prasad discussing different game conventions Derk and Aldie talking about www.boardgamegeek.com, Geekspeak, and some news! Mark Johnson discussing the birth of game podcasting Eric Summerer explaining how he does a show bit Joe Steadman talking about what he's doing these days Walt O' Hara, Eric Burgess, Scott Nicholson, Paul Tevis, Doug Garrett, and a host of others talk about podcasting and the Dice Tower favorite clips from the Dice Tower Moritz' Ten Gaming Commandments.

Notre Dame and War of the Ring 0:32 - I’m back to talk about a pair of board games I was able to play a few weeks ago. 1:15 - This show is part of the Gaming Broadcast Network. 1:23 - Notre Dame is one of my favorite new games. Check out Doug Garrett’s overview on episode 71 of Garrett’s Games & Geekiness. (The card game I mention in passing is Fairy Tale.) 15:26 - Ryan Macklin from Master Plan says hello. 15:33 - War of the Ring is a thematically-satisfying, hybrid war game. 27:56 - This show was also a part of the (now-defunct) Gaming Podcast Network. 28:05 - PaulCon V is this weekend, so I’ll be back soon to talk about the games I played. --PaulDiscuss this episode in the HG,WT forum

Passages and the Zorcerer of Zo 0:36 - In the first episode of a two-part series, I review two RPGs inspired by 19th century fiction. 1:29 - This show is a member of the Gaming Broadcast Network. 1:36 - Passages, from Blue Devil Games, is Sliders meets The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen in a solid D20 reimplementation. 8:51 - Mick Bradley from The House of the Harping Monkey explains his love for the show. 9:02 - The Zorcerer of Zo, from Atomic Sock Monkey Press (who also brought us Truth and Justice), gives us a look inside Chad Underkoffler's head at what he thinks about fairy tales and how his campaign shaped the game's design. 19:02 - This show is part of the Gaming Podcast Network. 19:12 - I'm going to be traveling a lot this summer, bookended with two of the Strategicons. In between I'm really looking forward to Go Play Northwest in Seattle, hanging with Chris Hanrahan at Origins, playing some games with Doug Garrett at the West Coast Meeple Fest, and doing a ton of things (including the podcasting track that Don Dehm has organized and working with the Ashcan Front) at GenCon. 27:20 - I'll be back next week with an interview with Joshua BishopRoby about his game, Full Light, Full Steam. --PaulDiscuss this episode in the HG,WT forum

BoardGameGeek.CON session reports, part 1, with Yspahan, Notre Dame, Tara: Seat of Kings, Space Dealer, and Die Saulen Der Erde 0:41 - I'm back from BGG.CON and I'm just about to head off to GenCon SoCal, so I thought I'd start in on my session reports for the Essen releases I played. 1:37 - This is show is part of the Gaming Broadcast Network. 1:44 - Yspahan is, as Mike Siggins puts it, a "super filler" that offers a nice amount of strategy in a short period of time. I got to play this twice, once with Cynthia and Eric from Meeple People. 10:49 - Thanks to Valerie Putnam for bringing and teaching Notre Dame, a prototype of the next Alea game, which will be released at Nuremburg in the spring. 14:41 - Tara: Seat of Kings is an abstract game that I just didn't wrap my head around. 16:59 - The most exciting thing I played at BGG.CON was an eight player game of Space Dealer. 21:45 - My favorite game of the convention was Die Saulen Der Erde. Thanks so much to Rick Thornquist of BoardGameNews for give me the chance to try it out. 30:27 - This show is member of the Gaming Podcast Network. 30:36 - I want to thank lots of people who made it a great weekend, including Doug Garrett (of Garrett's Games and Geekiness) and everyone who tracked me down and said hello. 31:28 - Thanks to Jimmy Anderson for the new music for the show. 31:50 - With the beginning of Season Four, I'd like to put together a new promo for the show, and I'd love it if you would help me with it. 34:07 - And now, I'm off to GenCon SoCal. If you're there, be sure to stop by the podcasting seminar on Saturday at 2 PM. --PaulDiscuss this episode in the HG,WT forum