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Episode 37 is here, and so is basketball practice! Practice began today which is the first point on the new episode. We also recap the final golf tournament of the fall and have an interview with head baseball coach Jeff Smith. || 0:00 - Intro || 1:42 - Basketball Practice Begins || 4:57 - NCAA Week of Diversity and Inclusion March is Rescheduled || 7:57 - Recap of the Full Moon Invitational || 18:33 - Interview with head baseball coach Jeff Smith || 34:32 - Episode Wrap-up.

We make up for last week's short episode with an action packed show on Episode 36. We recap golf, cross country, and the fall football game, but we saved the best for last. David Den joins the show for the second time to share his thoughts after last Tuesday's scrimmage. 0:00 - Intro || 2:10 - Men's Golf Recap at the UNG Fall Invitational || 5:16 - Men's and Women's Golf Preview at Full Moon Invitational || 7:27 - Recap of the GSC XC Championships || 13:33 - Recap of Fall Football Game || 22:10 - Interview with head football coach David Dean || 41:51 - Episode Wrap-up

Earlier this week I released Thank You Uber which was a piece dedicated to the last 4+ years of driving for the ride share platform. In celebration of this next chapter of my life I wanted to explain how in the world I ended up becoming a driver in the first place, how I was able to pay college loans, rent, bills etc through the platform and some of the lessons I learned.  Podcast Outline Todays Topic : Driver for Uber & building my creative career at the same time (0:15) House keeping (2:00) Podcast project thus far, being at 25 iTunes reviews, surviving Super Bowl LIV in Miami, having my 90-Day review at Liquid I.V. I wouldn’t be where I am today if it wasn’t for Uber (7:15) Spring of 2015 is when I became an Uber Driver during Junior year at Bentley University (9:50) Stayed in Boston for the summer and drove full-time heading into my senior year Senior year, I wasn’t worried about getting a job & just focused on enjoying my last year of college (14:20) Drove a few hours a week and did it part-time  Looking into companies / products that I enjoyed but never found the right career fit Graduate college, Summer of 2016 I start looking for ways to make money (18:40) Move home, start building Purpose in the Youth Podcast & know that college loans kick in within 6 months I start working for my uncles Garden Center, I hustle other opportunities  Move back to Boston & sign a 1 year lease in Allston, MA (21:20) Main objective is to build podcast platform while funding it entirely from driving Uber Was making $1,000 - $1,200 per week before taxes / car expenses  Driving from 6:30am - 10am, gym / creative 10am - 3pm, driving 3pm - 10/11pm Gave me the flexibility to work around other peoples schedule for podcasts Taught me time management Moving to LA with $5k saved up and knowing I will keep driving Uber full-time (31:20) Came out here to work on a podcast project, had friends to live with, a small network already and a way to make money Driving 85,000+ miles in 2 years in LA It’s not about the hours you put in, it’s the hours in which you drive where you make the most money  Mon - Sun schedule was a GRIND Learning how to make every dollar count My expenses living in LA while driving for Uber (43:05) College loans, car payment, car insurance, rent, food, gas, gym, internet = $2,900+ My net driving per week avg $900 - $1,000 per week - before taxes October 10, 2019 changed my life & got me OUT of the Uber game (47:35) I posted an IG story telling the world I need a change from Uber Got a DM from Brandin Cohen, founder / ceo of Liquid IV and the rest is history  Final Uber Stats (50:20) 19,002 Total rides 4.97 out of 5 star rating Rider preferred in 2018 - Top 2% driver in the world 6 of the biggest lessons I learned from Uber (51:30) One ride at a time / one step at a time  Every person has a story to tell Become an excellent listener  Never take a comment from someone else personal  Always move forward  Keep your eyes on the road but stop & look around often Bearded Man Community Questions (57:20) Best & worst Uber stories  Driving to Jay-Z & Diddys crib Picking up Ben Savage aka Corey Mathews from Boy Meets World Someone yacking in the backseat of my car What do you miss about Uber / what was the biggest difficulty with moving into an office job? (104:40) Episode Takeaway (107:15) Don’t worry about the big picture, focus on what small steps you can take today  Episode Wrap-up (109:10) Hope this pod gave you guys/gals some insight on how Uber got me to where I am today Please screenshot & post this podcast to your IG story tagging me! @Bobbbaaay If I provided enough Bearded Wisdom, plz leave a 1 sentence review on the iTunes Podcast App! If you have a topic you’d like me to cover next - tweet, message, DM or e-mail me! —- Help support this podcast! Screenshot this Episode & share it out on your Instagram Story telling your friends what you thought of the podcast & tag @Bobbbaaaay! Leave a 1 sentence review on the iTunes Podcast App! Message me a topic you would like me to cover next! —- Follow The Bearded Man! Instagram : @Bobbbaaaay YouTube : @BobbyHobert Twitter : @Bobbbaaaay Website : ItsTheBeardedMan.com  

Morning Routines Outline Feedback from Episode 1 was GREAT! (0:10) Today’s Episode is about Morning Routines (3:10) Philosophy I live by - “You win the morning, you win the day” These routines “prime” you for the day It’s NOT About What Time You Get Up At (4:30) It’s about what you do within the first 1-3 hours of your day Past Morning Routines That Did NOT Work For Me (7:15) Wake up & work immediately  My Current Morning Routines (11:50) 5am wake-up, meditate, journal, podcasts & gym Big takeaways from my routine (24:50) No social media or texts It’s MY time to get prepared for the day ahead of me How to get better with YOUR morning routine (26:15) Try different routines to see what works best for you Less decisions help you flow How to get up earlier (28:40) Be a SAVAGE & change alarm clock to the desired time. Stay disciplined and get UP! Get up earlier in 15 minute intervals until you reach desired time.  Questions from the Bearded Man Community (34:55) How does your night routine fit into your morning routine? What happens to your morning routine when you have a long night or a change in schedule? @Kwak3s What keeps you motivated to do it every morning? @JVolp07 (38:30) Can routines lead to lack of self awareness? @Patquigley_1 (39:05) To caffeinated every morning or not? @Kennahhazy (41:15) Episode Wrap-up (42:45) —- Help support this podcast! Screenshot this Episode & share it out on your Instagram Story telling your friends what you thought of the podcast & tag @Bobbbaaaay! Leave a 1 sentence review on the iTunes Podcast App! Message me a topic you would like me to cover next! —- Follow The Bearded Man! Instagram : @Bobbbaaaay YouTube : @BobbyHobert Twitter : @Bobbbaaaay Website : ItsTheBeardedMan.com

MHGG Put to the Question 4 - The Questioning The Mile High Game Guys once again subject themselves to a bunch of inane questions sent in by you, our fans. 00:03:16 Twitter Questions 00:24:30 Email Questions 00:49:41 BGG Questions 02:16:17 Episode Wrap up Slack Channel Patreon Guild

We conclude our fall sports season with this episode.  Some big sporting events for Tiger Nation.  The Stewartville-KM Volleyball Showdown Part 2 happened as well as the State Cross Country Meet with two Tiger runners.  Also recap the girls and boys soccer seasons. 0:00  Stewartville-KM VB Showdown 17:22  State Cross Country 18:44  Girls Soccer Season Recap 24:15  Boys Soccer Season Recap 27:12  Episode Wrap up

MHGG - Put to the Question 03 This week the hosts subject themselves to another round of questioning by you, our loyal and gracious fans! 00:02:54 Twitter Questions 00:06:52 BGG Questions 00:08:01 Paulo Qs 00:08:51 Mike Jones Qs pt1 00:28:20 Jake Qs 00:31:47 Alexandre Qs 00:44:10 Brad Qs 00:47:12 BS Paul Qs 00:49:10 Matt Qs 00:52:53 Ofer Qs 00:57:57 Wally Qs 01:01:16 Macomgaine Qs 01:05:46 Mike Jones Qs pt2 01:21:41 Andrew Qs 01:29:26 Ant Q 1:30:35 Contact and Episode Wrap up Slack Channel Patreon Guild

Episode 029: How to Become a Software Developer! Featuring: Sean Coleman, Software Developer & Entrepreneur Mentor Bio: Sean Coleman is a two time entrepreneur, having sold one company to Jobing.com. He has worked as a lead software developer for million dollar start ups, product manager for GoDaddy, and currently is a consultant for companies focused on software product development. He is also fortunate to share my experiences as an adjunct faculty at ASU! Industry Overview: What do Software Developers do? Software developers are the creative minds behind computer programs. Some develop the applications that allow people to do specific tasks on a computer or another device. Others develop the underlying systems that run the devices or that control networks. The following are examples of types of software developers: Applications software developers design computer applications, such as word processors and games, for consumers. They may create custom software for a specific customer or commercial software to be sold to the general public. Some applications software developers create complex databases for organizations. They also create programs that people use over the Internet and within a company’s intranet. Systems software developers create the systems that keep computers functioning properly. These could be operating systems for computers that the general public buys or systems built specifically for an organization. Often, systems software developers also build the system’s interface, which is what allows users to interact with the computer. Systems software developers create the operating systems that control most of the consumer electronics in use today, including those used by cell phones and cars. What does their work environment look like? Many software developers work for firms that deal in computer systems design and related services, manufacturing, or for software publishers. In general, software development is a collaborative process, and developers work on teams with others who also contribute to designing, developing, and programming successful software. However, some developers work at home. Most software developers work full time, and additional work hours are common. How do you become a Software Developer? Software developers usually have a bachelor’s degree in computer science and strong computer programming skills. Software developers also need skills related to the industry in which they work. Developers working in a bank, for example, should have knowledge of finance so that they can understand a bank’s computing needs. What additional skills that they typically don’t teach in school do you need? Analytical skills. Developers must analyze users’ needs and then design software to meet those needs. Communication skills. Developers must be able to give clear instructions to others working on a project. They must also explain to their customers how the software works and answer any questions that arise. Creativity. Developers are the creative minds behind new computer software. Detail oriented. Developers often work on many parts of an application or system at the same time and must therefore be able to concentrate and pay attention to detail. Interpersonal skills. Software developers must be able to work well with others who contribute to designing, developing, and programming successful software. Problem-solving skills. Because developers are in charge of software from beginning to end, they must be able to solve problems that arise throughout the design process. What is the pay? The median annual wage for software developers, applications was $101,790 in May 2017. Future demand in marketplace? Employment of software developers is projected to grow 24 percent from 2016 to 2026, much faster than the average for all occupations. Employment of applications developers is projected to grow 31 percent, and employment of systems developers is projected to grow 11 percent. The main reason for the growth in both applications developers and systems developers is a large increase in the demand for computer software. The need for new applications on smartphones and tablets will help increase the demand for applications software developers. Overall… Software Developers are ranked: #1 in Best Technology Jobs #1 in Best STEM Jobs #1 in The 100 Best Jobs - Of ALL JOBS! Job prospects will be best for applicants with knowledge of the most up-to-date programming tools and for those who are proficient in one or more programming languages. Todd's personal opinion… Programming is one of the best jobs there is. I wish I would have started learning programming when I was in middle school! I recommend everyone looks into programming! Show Notes: [0:53] - Episode Previews! [1:47] - Todd Intro / Episode Start! [2:29] - Meet This Week's Guest... Sean Coleman! [3:04] - Software Development - Industry Overview! [7:53] - Sean's Secret Industry Insights! [8:38] - Why Sean Became a Software Developer! [11:50] - Sean's Unique Plan and Steps for Career and Life Success! [16:24] - An Average Day in the Life of Sean Coleman! [19:15] - A Special Message From the Mastermind Community! [21:43] - Would You Do It Again?.. [22:28] - Sean Coleman's #1 Piece of Actionable Advice for Teens! [27:40] - Key Points / Recap From Todd! [29:23] - Questions From the Student-Tutor Mastermind Members! [33:25] - Episode Wrap-up / Who's Coming Next Week? [34:00] - Episode End. Mentor's Key Points: Never stop being curious! Exploring your curiosities can lead to an increasing amount of greater opportunities and those experiences can lead to more and more new ways to work, live, and be happy. NETWORK! Make Friends! You never know how much those relationships will end up paying off! Be intentional about making friends in high school and learn about your friend's goals. Give yourself the opportunity to learn SOME form of code. With software development ranking as the #1 job in the USA, EVERYONE should seek out an opportunity to become more familiar with the processes and how they can utilize those skills. Resources: More Information on this Week's Industry Analysis! Bureau of Labor Statistics - Software Developers US News: Best Business Jobs US News: Software Developer Connect With This Week's Mentor! Contact: sean@seancoleman.net Are you interested in learning more and joining our community of proactive teens and parents for FREE? Step 1: Join our FREE college prep, scholarship, and career guidance Facebook group! CLICK HERE TO JOIN! Step 2: Register for our next FREE webinar to learn how to save thousands + set your teenager up career, college, and scholarship success! 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Episode 28: How to Become an Engineer ft. Drew & Angela Munson Featuring: Drew & Angela Munson, Material Science Engineers. Mentor Bio: Angela Munson grew up in Toledo, Ohio and got her bachelor's degree in materials science and engineering from THE Ohio State University. By far the coolest thing she's done is leaving her home state and traveling to new places. In 2015, she and her now-husband, Drew Munson, went on a sabbatical (self-funded, aka they quit) and backpacked around the world for 8 months! She now lives in Phoenix, AZ and is a process engineer at Intel on the most complicated manufacturing process known to man! Drew Munson met had the same job as Angela at Intel until recently he decided to go back to school and get his MBA. He got a full ride scholarship to ASU for his MBA. In addition Drew, one of my best friends… was actually a groomsman in their wedding recently… can be seen scaling thousand foot cliffs. In fact he rock climbed El Capitan a 3000+ foot cliff over the course of 3 days in Yosemite this past year. Industry Overview: What do Material Science Engineers do? Materials engineers develop, process, and test materials used to create a wide range of products, from computer chips and aircraft wings to golf clubs and biomedical devices. They study the properties and structures of metals, ceramics, plastics, composites, nano-materials (extremely small substances), and other substances in order to create new materials that meet certain mechanical, electrical, and chemical requirements. What does their work environment look like? Materials engineers generally work in offices where they have access to computers and design equipment. Others work in factories or research and development laboratories. Materials engineers typically work full time and may work overtime hours when necessary. How do you become a Material Science Engineers? Materials engineers must have a bachelor’s degree in materials science and engineering or in a related engineering field. Completing internships and cooperative engineering programs while in school can be helpful in getting hired as a materials engineer. What is the pay? The median annual wage for materials engineers was $94,610 in May 2017. Future demand in marketplace? Employment of materials engineers is projected to grow 2 percent from 2016 to 2026, slower than the average for all occupations. Materials engineers will be needed to design uses for new materials both in traditional industries, such as aerospace manufacturing, and in industries focused on new medical or scientific products. However, most materials engineers work in manufacturing industries, many of which are expected to have declines or little change in employment. Overall… Material science engineering which is a subset of mechanical engineering ranks # 1 in best engineering jobs based on 5 categories (salary, job market, future growth, stress, and work-life balance); with civil engineer, cartographer, and petroleum coming in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th respectively. Todd's personal opinion… Be careful if you are looking to get into this industry… The growth rate personally worries me at only 2%... I am sure other types of engineering jobs are out there with this degree just make sure you do your research. Artificial intelligence or machine learning will be disrupting many industries. You can learn more about that in episode 13 with Rosana Myers who raised millions. It is much easier to get a job and find work when the growth rate is above average. For example, nursing for episode #25 with Aaron Donze had a 31% projected increase… that means nurses will be paid more in the future and you will never have an issue getting a job. Financial advisor from episode 19 had a 15% increase. Show Notes: [0:53] - Episode Previews! [1:47] - Todd Intro / Episode Start! [2:33] - Meet This Week's Guest... Drew & Angela! [4:07] - Material Science Engineers - Industry Overview! [7:56] - Drew & Angela's Secret Industry Insights! [11:08] - What the Heck is Material Science Engineering?! [15:02] - Drew & Angela's Unique Plan and Steps for Career and Life Success! [20:51] - An Average Day in the Life of Drew & Angela! [23:05] - A Special Message From the Mastermind Community! [30:29] - Would You Do It Again?.. [34:19] - Quitting Your Job to Travel the World! [38:06] - Drew & Angela's #1 Piece of Actionable Advice for Teens! [40:35] - Key Points / Recap From Todd! [41:28] - Questions From the Student-Tutor Mastermind Members! [47:11] - Episode Wrap-up / Who's Coming Next Week? [47:46] - Episode End. Mentor's Key Points: Engineering is Likely NOT What You Think it is! With so many different fields and career paths, it's CRITICAL you do your own research and look further into the day to day activities of a particular engineering job. Just because you hear one side of the puzzle, it doesn't mean it applies across the board! Explore Different Industries... and TRAVEL! Your life does not have to be glued to a single path! Take time to explore yourself, your environment, and the WORLD! Make New Friends! Make it a goal to make 10 new friends each semester! Doing so will explode your personal network, and will open your eyes to a much broader perspective of the world AND your community! Resources: More Information on this Week's Industry Analysis! BLS: Materials Engineers Mechanical Engineer Jobs Are you interested in learning more and joining our community of proactive teens and parents for FREE? Step 1: Join our FREE college prep, scholarship, and career guidance Facebook group! CLICK HERE TO JOIN! Step 2: Register for our next FREE webinar to learn how to save thousands + set your teenager up career, college, and scholarship success! CLICK HERE TO JOIN!   -- The Mentors 4 Teens: College, Scholarship, and Career Guidance Podcast Copyright © 2018 by Student Tutor Produced by: Todd VanDuzer & Cody Mack Recording by: Todd VanDuzer Music & Editing: Cody Mack Sponsorship & Interview Requests: podcast@student-tutor.com  

Episode 27: Special Parent's Edition Pt. 2 Ft. Matthew Einsohn! Mentor Bio: Matthew Einsohn, MA, is an Educational Consultant with extensive years working and managing the admissions office for a Private University. Matthew came from limited means, below average grades, along with no athletic ability to give him a full ride. The only offer from financial aid were student loans, but he found money to pay for undergraduate and graduate school without loans. His 10 years of experience sourcing money and teaching others the same led him to develop training that teaches life skills and how to fund educational goals no matter if you are a freshman in H.S. or graduate student. Show Notes: [0:53] - Episode Previews! [1:47] - Todd Intro / Episode Start! [2:49] - Meet This Week's Guest... Matthew Einsohn! [3:35] - How Matthew Was able to Find Scholarships & Loan Forgiveness! [9:25] - Matthew's PROVEN Scholarship Formula! [21:50] - A Special Message From the Mastermind Community! [27:14] - Key Points / Recap From Todd! [30:30] - Episode Wrap-up / Who's Coming Next Week? [31:00] - Episode End. Mentor's Key Points: Consider: What am I GOOD at, and what are my LOCAL RESOURCES? Find out who you are then look into programs relating to your skills leading into college, and look locally at what opportunities are available locally! You do NOT have to wait until your senior year of high school! There are scholarships available as early as 7 years old! Start exploring opportunities around your interests Look into who won the scholarships before, look into the company, CALL them... find out MORE! BILLIONS of dollars of scholarships go unclaimed! Don't miss out on these opportunities!! Be willing to ask for MORE! Resources: Free Education University Unigo College Express Are you interested in learning more and joining our community of proactive teens and parents for FREE? Step 1: Join our FREE college prep, scholarship, and career guidance Facebook group! CLICK HERE TO JOIN! Step 2: Register for our next FREE webinar to learn how to save thousands + set your teenager up career, college, and scholarship success! CLICK HERE TO JOIN!   -- The Mentors 4 Teens: College, Scholarship, and Career Guidance Podcast Copyright © 2018 by Student Tutor Produced by: Todd VanDuzer & Cody Mack Recording by: Todd VanDuzer Music & Editing: Cody Mack Sponsorship & Interview Requests: podcast@student-tutor.com  

MHGG Lookback - Terraforming Mars Almost 2 years after they first reviewed it, the Mile High Game Guys take a look back at Terraforming Mars to see if it still lives up to all the hype, then they discuss options for upgrading components, followed by a look at all of the games current expansions. 00:00:52 Our 1st Lookback - Terraforming Mars! 00:02:14 Why Terraforming Mars? 00:02:49 Original Review Info 00:07:22 Upgrading Components 00:17:45 Base Component Longevity 00:20:11 Gameplay 00:36:33 Promo Cards 00:39:12 Does it still live up? 00:45:00 Current Expansions 00:45:17 Hellas and Elysium 00:57:16 TFM: Venus Next 01:06:16 Final Thoughts on Expansions 01:10:12 TFM: Prelude 01:13:37 Listener Feedback 01:20:50 Episode Wrap-up Slack Channel Patreon BGG Guild

MHGG - Put to the Question 02 This week the hosts subject themselves to another round of questioning by you, our loyal and gracious fans!   00:02:18 Twitter Questions 00:06:19 BGG Questions 00:06:32 Patrick Qs 00:07:53 Kamil Qs 00:24:41 Mark Qs pt1 00:44:48 Ant Q 00:44:55 Anrew Qs 00:58:55 Wally Q 1:02:06 Craig Q 1:05:06 Mike Qs 1:09:42 Jonathan 1:11:47 Andrew Qs 1:12:08 Mark Qs pt2 1:26:24 Slack Qs 1:34:50 Contact and Episode Wrap up Slack Channel Patreon Guild  

Episode 26: Becoming the Boss Featuring: Chamille Schuck, High School Assistant Principal Mentor Bio: At 27, Chamille is an Assistant Principal for a charter high school that serves inner city students in the South Los Angeles area. She has a BA in English Education and Theater, a Secondary Teaching Credential, a MA in School Leadership, and her Administrative Services Credential. Chamille is young and fierce female leader at her school site, and in the Charter Organization as a whole! She takes great pride in the work she does coaching teachers to be more effective and culturally relevant in the classroom, and developing school practices to better meet the needs of 21st century learners. Industry Overview: What do High School Assistant Principals do? An assistant principal, also known as a vice principal, is an entry-level position in educational administration that helps the principal in the overall running of the school. The job is fast-paced and requires multitasking to hold a leadership position in interactions with students, teachers and parents. It may be stressful at times as well, as you will need to ensure the safety of the students and make sure that your school meets federal and state student/teacher performance guidelines. Some assistant principals view the role as a stepping-stone to becoming principal, while others are content to stay in the role for their career. If you’re a teacher who aspires to be an assistant principal, you’re in good company. A survey by the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP) found principals averaged 14 years as a teacher before moving into an administrative role. What does their work environment look like? In some school districts, assistant principals handle a specific subject area, such as literacy or math. Assistants may be assigned to handle student safety, provide student academic counseling, or enforce disciplinary or attendance rules. They may also coordinate buses or supervise building and grounds maintenance. Assistant principals at middle schools and high schools spend more time with disciplinary actions and less with instructional leadership. This is due to student's raging hormones and increased freedoms. High school APs have an extra level of responsibility with monitoring truancy as some students have cars and can leave campus. As a result, high school and middle school APs interact more with students and spend less time with teachers or in meetings. How do you become a High School Assistant Principal? Principals and vice principals typically need a master’s degree, preferably in educational leadership, education administration or related field, in order to qualify for the role. Many states require master’s degrees for certification. According to the BLS, about 45 percent of principals have master’s degrees and 13 percent have a doctorate. Most states require public school principals to be licensed as school administrators. The requirements for licensure differ between states. In addition, some states require principals to pass a test and take continuing education classes to maintain their license. Most states require a background check as part of the certification process. You do not have to have a school administrator license to be an assistant principal in a private school, but it can’t hurt. What additional skills that they typically don’t teach in school do you need? Effective communication skills Problem-solving skills Strong interpersonal skills Critical thinking skills Good judgment Administrative and organizational skills An ability to uphold rules and regulations while tolerating ambiguity What is the pay? Salaries for assistant principals vary based on geographic region and school district size. The National Association of Secondary School Principals conducted a survey in 2010 and found the average salaries ranged from $64,398 to $94,673 for middle school assistant principals and from $68,274 to $98,079 for high school assistant principals. Salaries on both coasts run higher than the middle of the country and in school districts with more than 25,000 students. The lowest salaries are found in the Southwest, and in school districts with less than 2,500 students. Future demand in marketplace? Employment for educational administrators is expected to grow at a rate of 6 percent from 2012 to 2022, according to the BLS. This is slower than average from other professions. The number of job openings is based on school enrollment, and while enrollments are expected to rise, state and local budgets are also a factor. It’s expected there will be more job openings in the West and South, and fewer openings in the Northeast. Overall… Pros and cons of being an assistant principal: Pros: Every day is different. The role is usually a precursor to becoming school principal. Spending time with children and making a difference in their lives. Cons: Little time for reflection or planning. Disciplinary issues can consume many hours in the day. Daily responsibilities can be all-consuming, and overtime is often necessary to catch up. Todd's personal opinion… If you like being a leader and helping others, a career in education could be for you! Roles in education administration, such as a high school assistant principal typically include a much higher base salary than teachers, but the work can be intense! If you've got the grit, there's even further room for advancement! Show Notes: [0:53] - Episode Previews! [1:47] - Todd Intro / Episode Start! [2:32] - Meet This Week's Guest... Chamille Schuck! [3:50] - High School Assistant Principal - Industry Overview! [8:01] - Chamille's Secret Industry Insights! [8:46] - Why Chamille Became a High School Assistant Principal! [12:08] - Chamille's Unique Plan and Steps for Career and Life Success! [17:06] - An Average Day in the Life of Vice Principal, Mrs. Schuck! [18:37] - Flashback to Chamille's Time in High School. [21:30] - A Special Message From the Mastermind Community! [23:25] - Would You Do It Again?.. [24:26] - Chamille's #1 Piece of Actionable Advice for Teens! [30:16] - Key Points / Recap From Todd! [31:40] - Questions From the Student-Tutor Mastermind Members! [37:39] - Episode Wrap-up / Who's Coming Next Week? [38:49] - Episode End. Mentor's Key Points: For education, and many other career paths, your undergraduate degree does NOT have to be from an elite college! For your undergraduate / bachelors degree, focus on finding a school that fits your lifestyle and goals, offers programs that accelerate you through career certification, and most of all... avoid overpaying for this first degree!! When it comes to finding your first job or getting into grad school, the college you got your BA from doesn't really matter if you're pursuing a master's degree or PHD. Structuring your education and career credential path strategically, with the right schools and programs, can save you years of time and potentially tens of thousands of dollars on tuition! Life is a Balancing Act! It might take a lot of work sometimes, but learning to manage your interests and priorities early on will allow you to do MORE of what you love, AND achieve higher levels of success! Diversify your lifestyle! Make friends, try new activities... don't be afraid to have a little fun! Start to create your own tribe of like-minded positive people. If people try to bring you down, don't let their negativity throw you off your path! Be Your Own Advocate! Take charge of your life, and become the one who determines your destiny! Don't depend on your mother, teacher, or the "education system" to build a path FOR you! Be willing to go out of your way to seek help and advice from teachers, peers, and mentors! Set a weekly goal to have a conversation with a different teacher or other adult on campus! Ask them for help with an assignment / test / project, or ask them a question about their life or career. Open yourself up to gaining insight and valuable advice from the people already close to you! Make a personal commitment to start asking questions, exploring your interests, and learning to LEARN for yourself! Resources: More Information on this Week's Industry Analysis! Bureau of Labor Statistics - School Principals Assistant Principal - Career Information California State University, Dominguez Hill - School Leadership Program (Administrative Credential Program) Are you interested in learning more and joining our community of proactive teens and parents for FREE? Step 1: Join our FREE college prep, scholarship, and career guidance Facebook group! CLICK HERE TO JOIN! 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MHGG Review: 2p Set Collection Games   00:00:34 Episode Overview 00:01:18 Tides of Madness 00:01:32 Rules Overview 00:02:23 Initial Thoughts 00:04:45 Components 00:07:23 Rules Review 00:12:32 Gameplay 00:20:27 Final Thoughts   00:23:44 Schotten Totten 00:24:07 Rules Breakdown 00:24:41 Initial Thoughts 00:27:42 Components 00:30:49 Rules Review 00:35:38 Gameplay 00:43:16 Final Thoughts   00:47:51 Hanamikoji 00:48:12 Rules Runthrough 00:49:18 Initial Thoughts 00:51:31 Components 00:53:37 Rules Review 00:59:15 Gameplay 01:05:24 Final Thoughts 01:09:17 Final Compare & Contrast 01:17:52 Cost and Availability 01:19:27 Listener Feedback 01:26:18 Episode Wrap and Contact Info Slack Channel Patreon Guild

MHGG Review - Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle 00:01:23 Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle 00:01:52 Rules Rundown 00:02:40 Spoiler Warning 00:04:57 Initial Thoughts 00:09:28 Components 00:21:31 Rules and Rules Explanation 00:34:55 Gameplay Review 00:55:22 Final Thoughts 01:05:36 Cost and Availability 01:06:08 Listener Feedback 01:16:24 Episode Wrap and Contact Info   Slack Channel Patreon Guild

MHGG Review - Ponzi Scheme   00:00:37 Ponzi Scheme 00:00:54 Rules Overview 00:01:44 Initial Thoughts 00:03:35 Component Review 00:10:18 Rules and Rules Explanation 00:19:22 Gameplay Review 00:39:58 Final Thoughts 00:52:21 Cost and Availability 00:54:05 Listener Feedback 01:00:01 Episode Wrap-up and Contact Info Slack Channel Patreon Guild

MHGG Review - XCOM The Boardgame 00:01:02 XCOM The Boardgame 00:01:28 Rules Overview 00:03:02 Initial Thoughts 00:07:45 Component Review 00:14:53 Rules and Rules Explanation 00:22:49 Gameplay Review 00:42:56 Expansion Review 00:52:06 Final Thoughts 01:05:29 Cost and Availability 01:06:01 Listener Feedback 01:10:50 Episode Wrap-up and Contact Info Slack Channel Patreon Guild

MHGG Review - Pandemic: Iberia and Rising Tide 00:0:49 Pandemic: Iberia 00:1:09 Rules Rundown 00:02:20 Initial Thoughts 00:06:25 Component Review 00:13:46 Rules Review 00:23:40 Gameplay 00:40:58 Pandemic: Rising Tide 00:41:26 Rules Rundown 00:42:50 Initial Thoughts 00:45:14 Components 00:54:12 Rules 01:04:38 Gameplay 01:13:49 Final Thoughts 01:31:26 Listener Feedback 01:33:43 Cost and Availability 01:34:49 Episode Wrap-up   Slack Channel Patreon Guild

MHGG: Put to the Question #01   00:02:37 Twitter Questions 00:21:27 Email Questions 00:57:39 BGG Questions 01:56:59 Episode Wrap-up Interesting Discussion Links: How to ask a question Jimmy Crack Corn Shocking Origins (not aired) Jason's huge game collection Some pictures of us? Slack Channel Patreon Guild

MHGG Review - Galaxy Trucker 00:00:53 Galaxy Trucker Info 00:01:12 Rules Explanantion 00:02:43 Initial Thoughts 00:07:54 Component Review 00:14:06 Rules and Rule Explanantion 00:31:46 Gameplay Review 00:51:57 Final Thoughts 01:07:16 Galaxy Trucker App 01:11:01 Cost and Availability 01:14:06 Episode Wrap and Contact Info Slack Channel Patreon Guild

MHGG Review - Caverna: The Cave Farmers 00:01:31 Caverna Info 00:01:59 Rules Rundown 00:02:56 Initial Thoughts 00:04:14 Components 00:15:11 Rules and Rules Explanation 00:24:10 Gameplay 00:46:48 Final Thoughts 1:00:15 Listener Feedback 1:03:32 Cost and Availability 1:06:10 Episode Wrap-up and Contact info Slack Channel Patreon Guild

This week, our hosts decided to see if the Kennerspiel des Jahres Winning Game Series, Exit: The Game, was worthy of its' 2017 win over show favorite, Terraforming Mars. Is this something that can bring people into the hobby and yet still satisfy veteran gamers? Does it ACTUALLY feel like an escape room in-a-box? Or Do you feel like you are just cutting things with scissors and comparing cards to each other? Find out inside! The first half of the episode is dedicated to how our hosts feel about the game system as a whole(spoiler-free), whereas the second half is chock full of spoilers as they dive deep into each of the three first games, The Abandoned Cabin, The Pharaoh's Tomb, and The Science Lab. 00:00:43 Introducing MHGG Ruins! 00:02:44 An aside about Escape Rooms 00:09:42 MHGG review - Exit: The Game 00:10:06 Rules overview 00:11:17 Initial Thoughts 00:15:29 Components Review 00:21:54 Rules Review 00:27:11 Gameplay Review 00:37:38 Final Thoughts 00:46:21 Our Personal Favs 00:51:08 Spoiler-free Episode Wrap-up Beyond Here There Be SPOILERS!!! 00:55:22 MHGG Ruin Exit: The Game Here There Be SPOILERS!!! MHGG Slack Channel MHGG Patreon MHGG BGG Guild  

MHGG Review - Twilight Struggle   Our hosts are joined once again by Katie, from Katie’s Game Corner, and they all go into the wayback machine into the Cold War with GMT Games’ Twilight Struggle. This card-driven area control game features two superpowers fighting for “control of the world,” so it is super low stakes, don’t worry. Does the theme and simple yet deep play structure make you want to attempt to coup BGG for letting this amazing game fall from number one, or does the thought of having to learn a bunch of cards to play with veteran players make you want to shout “Gorbachev tear down that wall! So I can literally play anything else!”? Find out inside! A BGG response closes out the show. 00:00:33 Intro 00:01:17 MHGG review - Twilight Struggle 00:01:32 Rules overview 00:03:23 Initial Thoughts 00:06:14 Components Review 00:15:55 Rules Review 00:24:39 Gameplay Review 00:51:27 Final Thoughts 01:00:25 Listener Responses 01:03:21 Episode Wrap-up MHGG Slack Channel MHGG Patreon MHGG BGG Guild

MHGG Review - Lisboa 00:00:35 Intro 00:01:14 MHGG review - Lisboa 00:01:32 Rules overview 00:03:04 Review Copy Disclosure 00:04:13 Initial Thoughts 00:08:56 Components Review 00:23:28 Rules Review 00:35:09 Gameplay Review 01:00:10 Final Thoughts 01:13:33 Listener Responses 01:38:15 Episode Wrap-up and Contact Info MHGG Slack Channel MHGG Patreon MHGG BGG Guild

MHGG Review - Vast: The Crystal Cavern 00:00:50 Game info/ Rules overview 00:02:49 Initial Thoughts 00:04:15 Component Review 00:08:18 Rules Review 00:12:14 Gameplay Review 00:33:45 Final Thoughts 00:39:40 Listener Feedback 00:43:44 Contact Info and Episode Wrap-up Slack Channel Patreon Guild

MHGG Review - Blood Bowl 00:01:30 Game info and Rules overview 00:02:59 Initial Thoughts 00:09:00 Components Review 00:16:06 Rules and Teaching Review 00:19:47 Gameplay Review 00:50:30 Final Thoughts 01:04:09 Listener Feedback 01:06:05 Contact Info and Episode Wrap-up   Slack Channel Patreon Guild

MHGG Review - Fury of Dracula 00:00:34 Introduction 00:01:14 Rules Overview 00:02:39 Initial Thoughts 00:06:52 Components 00:11:10 Rules and Rules Explanation 00:14:40 Gameplay Review 00:44:15 Final Thoughts 00:51:32 Episode Wrap-up   Slack Channel Patreon Guild

MHGG Top 10: Redux 00:02:30 Honorable Mentions 00:07:04 Start of the Top 10s 00:47:13 The Top 5 01:30:06 The Number 1s 01:45:16 Thoughts on the lists 01:53:04 Episode Wrap-up Stuff

MHGG Review: Tiny Epic Galaxies   In the first of our new stand-alone review series we dig deep into the galactic center of Tiny Epic Galaxies and its new expansion, Beyond the Black. Enjoy!   00:00:28 Intro to the new review format 00:01:44 MHGG Review: Tiny Epic Galaxies 00:31:11 MHGG Review: Tiny Epic Galaxies - Beyond the Black 00:53:25 Episode Wrap-up   Slack Channel Patreon Guild

Blood Rage On their own once again, our hosts are immediately split up by 800 miles as Adrian calls in from St. Louis. After Jeff and Zach try and sell Adrian on Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds, they all dig into some recently played games. Jeff gets screwed by The Grizzled expansion, Zach got to try out Yokohama for the first time, and Adrian shuffled some cards in Legendary Encounters: Alien. In the News section, some new figures for Blood Bowl are coming out and an expansion to Isle of Skye is announced. In Kickstarters, TMG Deluxifies Flow of History, The Manhattan Project sequel finally shows up, and some bears dig up some honey in Ursa Miner. Our host move on to the review of the week, which happens to be Blood rage. Does this viking game have what it takes to call upon Ragnarok and end the world as the king of games? Or does its’ drafting and Kickstarter exclusives have it fall short of Vahalla? Find out inside! Afterwards, some BGG questions on Blood rage are answered and a couple of emails close out the show. 00:00:28 Banter! Featuring St. Louis, audio issues, Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, The Grizzled w/ At your Orders expansion, Legendary Encounters: Alien, Yokohama 00:19:49 Kickstarters and News 00:20:05 Blood Bowl Season 2 00:22:13 Race for the Galaxy App 00:25:23 Isle of Skye Expansion 00:27:25 Flow of History 00:30:13 Legendary Showdown: Presidential Edition 00:33:16 The Manhattan Project 2: Minutes to Midnight 00:37:40 RONE 2nd Edition 00:41:53 Ursa Miner 00:44:39 Deadly Premonition 00:46:54 MHGG Review: Blood Rage 01:25:56 Emails and Episode Wrap-up

Food Chain Magnate Our hosts are once again joined by friend of the show, Wesley, and start out the episode talking about some crazy weather. In recently played games, Zach tried out Salt Lands, Wesley got introduced to Orleans, Jeff talks about Shadow War: Armageddon, and Adrian moved some stones in Imhotep. In News, more details have emerged about The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31, an expansion for Star Wars: rebellion is revealed, and Shut and and Sit Down got themselves a convention. In Kickstarters, Farsight gets you an option for minis, Terrain Crate can get you pimp out your D&D, and Card City XL has over 200 ways to play the game. Moving on to the review of the week, we get deep into Food Chain Magnate by Splotter Spellen. Does this cutthroat heavy economic game make enough of an impact to be a contender for one of the best heavy games ever? Or does its’ ruthlessness and long running time make it feel like a dull knife fight that just won’t end? Find out inside! We answer some questions from emails, Twitter, and BGG about Food Chain and then then have a comment from a previous episode to close out the show.   00:00:30 Banter! Featuring: Guest Wes, Upcoming anniversary, crazy weather, Salt Lands, Orleans, Shadow War: Armageddon, and Imhotep 00:24:37 News and Kickstarter 00:24:43 The Thing and Ruhrschifffahrt 1769-1890 00:28:26 Star Wars Rebellion: Rise of the Rebellion 00:31:19 Dead of Winter: Warring Colonies 00:34:27 SHUX: Shut Up & Sit Down Con 00:36:59 Munchkin: Rick and Morty 00:37:45 Farsight 00:41:09 Terrain Crate 00:44:35 Card City XL 00:47:55 MHGG Review: Food Chain Magnate 01:43:29 Episode Wrap-up and Contact Info

Power Grid Showdown Our hosts are joined once again by, friend of the show, Ant, and he starts off strong with some Bloody Minute Talk with Jeff. Moving onto recently played games, Zach finally tried out Hanamikoji, Adrian played Rhein: River Trade with Edward from Heavy Cardboard, and Jeff got Adrian’s copy of Keyflower to the table. In a short news section, one of Jeff's friends wins a CMoN mini painting competition. In Kickstarter, The Grimm Forest is mentioned, and Adrian brings up his new favorite game style, 18XX, with the new 18CZ. Moving on to the review of the week, it’s a dual review of Power Grid and Power Grid the Card Game! Does the original still hold up? Or did it lose it’s spark when compared to newer games? Does the Card Game version replace the main game? Or does the Card Game lack the heavier appeal of the original? Find out inside! The hosts even get some twitter and email questions about the review to answer. 00:00:38 Banter! Featuring: Alexa shennaningans, Bloody Minute, Hanamikoji, Vast: The Crystal Cavern, Rhein: River Trade, Keyflower, Unfair, Clank!, and Ponzi Scheme. 00:28:09 News and Kickstarters! 00:28:12 Jeff's friend won a CMON painting contest 00:29:15 The Grimm Forest 00:32:31 18CZ   00:34:31 MHGG Review and Contrast: Power Grid and Power Grid: The Card Game 00:34:53 Power Grid Review 01:04:12 Power Grid: The Card Game Review 01:21:04 Game Comparisons 01:30:21 Listener Q&A 01:38:34 Episode Wrap-up and Contact Info   Bonus: Of Dice and Men’s review/comparison

Manhattan Project: Energy Empire This episode has our hosts joined by Special Guest David, owner of Time Well Spent Games. After a brief intro of his gaming history, the weekly game recap begins. David mentions his most recent plays of Adrenaline, Jeff and Zach both bring up Food Chain Magnate and Mint Works!, and Adrian brings up the rear with his plays of Vinhos Deluxe and Lisboa. Jeff gives us a colorful rundown of his latest Blood Bowl game in the Blood Minute, and then they dive into News and Kickstarter. A bunch of games were announced, including Terra Mystica: Gaia Project, aka Terra Mystica IN SPACE, a two player version of Caverna, and the fiascos of Gloomhaven and First Martian Preorders are brought to light. In the Kickstarter section, Heroes of Land, Air, and Sea is taken down to prepare for a future relaunch, and some new tracks for Tramway are up. In the Review of the week, our hosts and David talk about Manhattan Project: Energy Empire. Has this standalone game built enough of an infrastructure to distinguish itself from the Original Manhattan Project, or does it get blasted away? Find out inside! A reminder of our Contest for Imperial Settlers closes out the show.   00:00:32 Introduction Special: David Reed from Time Well Spent Games 00:03:39 Banter! Featuring - Moar Weather, Adrenaline, Terraforming Mars (of course), Battlestar Gallactica, Shadows Over Camelot, Food Chain Magnate, Mint Works, Aye Dark Overlord, Vinhos, Lisboa, Blood Bowl! 00:24:10 Bloody Minute 00:28:37 News and Kickstarter! 00:28:45 Gaia Project (Terra Mystica... IN SPACE!!!) 00:29:57 Bloodborne Expansion 00:30:47 Caverna: Hohle Gegen Hohle 00:34:25 Gloomhaven only shipping 8% of preorders 00:36:16 Paypal is awful (froze Portal games funds for First Martians) 00:38:18 Charterstone details!!!! (and by details we mean tid-bits of info) 00:41:23 Heroes of Land, Sea, and Air re-launch in May 00:44:25 Tramways: Paris and New York 00:49:09 MHGG Review - Manhattan Project: Energy Empire 01:29:52 Episode Wrap-up 01:30:26 BGG Golden Geek Awards 01:31:57 Imperial Settlers Giveaway

Tiny Epic Western After another Top 10, our hosts get back into the routine with a bunch of newly played games over the past two weeks, including Game Night's 4th anniversary, and first impressions of The Colonists. Jeff then regales us with a breakdown on what was effectively the Blood Bowl Championship. In current news, Gencon tickets go on sale and PETA has a bone to pick with Warhammer 40k. In the Kickstarter section, we catch up on a lot of new games, including Delve from Indie Boards and Cards as well as Gamelyn Games’ Heroes of Land, Air, and Sea. We then move on to the review is the week, Tiny Epic Western from Gamelyn Games. Is this truly an epic game in a small box? Does its worker placement and poker elements stand up or does randomness keep it from becoming something great? Find out here! A couple of emails end our show. 00:00:28 Banter!! Featuring Warm Weather, Cribbage, Star Trek, Language/Pronunciation Issues, a bunch of games from 2 gamenights and an anniversary party, and the Bloody Minute  00:25:53 - The Bloody Minute: League Championship (unofficial) 00:37:43 News and Kickstarter  00:37:53 GenCon Badges on sale  00:38:28 Dice Forge previews are out  00:39:50 PETA wants GW to lose fur on mini's  00:41:19 Tao Long Kickstarter Wrapping Up  00:42:09 Import/Export  00:43:17 World of SMOG: Rise of Moloch  00:45:12 Yukon Salon: A Beary Hairy Game  00:47:29 Delve  00:52:01 Heroes of Land, Sea, and Air 01:01:50 MHGG Review: Tiny Epic Western 01:35:51 MHGG Discuss: Our 4yr Anniversary Gamenight 01:40:34 Episode Wrap-up: Listener Emails and Contact info

Mystic Vale and 2016 Stats For the first episode of 2017, our hosts start out talking about their New Year’s Eve and the backlog of games they have played since the last regular episode. Zach expresses his joy in finally getting some Crokinole, Jeff finally got a chance to play Le Havre, and Adrian endured a game of Bloodborne. In Kickstarter, Kingdom Death: Monster continues to make money. In a Jam-packed news section, a bunch of new games are announced, including Lovecraft letter and Fuse: Flatline. In the review of the week, 2016’s Mystic Vale is discussed. Does the game have more to it than it’s Card Crafting System? Listen and find out! In the discussion, Adrian and Jeff bring out some HOT 2016 stats from CoolStuffInc and BoardGameGeek. Another email closes out the show.   00:00:20 Banter!! - Featuring: New Years Eve activities, Crokinole, Le Havre, Mystic Vale, Bloodborne, #pandEpic, Legendary: Alien xpansion, Santorini, and more!  00:25:03 - The Bloody Minute 00:28:49 News and Kickstarters  00:29:03 Kingdom Death Monster: highest funded KS game EVER!  00:30:03 Lovecraft Letter  00:31:03 Agricola Mini Expansions  00:32:14 RoboRally 2016 edition  00:33:33 Dominion 2nd Edition Big Box  00:34:34 Fuse: Flatline  00:35:17 Asmodee aquires 3 more boardgame companies  00:37:35 Dice Tower IndiGoGo  00:39:17 Our Gamenight Group's 4yr Anniversary 00:41:58 MHGG Review - Mystic Vale 01:08:07 MHGG Discuss - End of year stats from BGG and CoolStuffInc 01:27:43 Episode Wrap-up

  Welcome Tick Tock Bumper Year of Mercy Pilgrimage Faith Stuff Mark Chapter 9:42-48 Genesis Chapter 3:11-13 Book Report Justification by Faith and Works?: What the Catholic Church Really Teaches (A Quick Read Book 1) by Jimmy Akin An Adult's Confession Booklet by John P. Maguire and William Faherty, S.J. The Living Gospel: Daily Devotions for Lent 2017 by Deacon Tom Fox Feedback 50th Episode? Wrap-up

 The Jury is Still out on Editions Our Hosts, trying out the new “established” format, execute the prescribed Off-Topic Intro Banter, before entertaining themselves with some recently played games. They bring a couple news items to light, like Scythe’s Return policy, as well as mention a few Kickstarters that could be interesting. Moving into the Game of the Week, Zach gives us a Rules Breakdown of Mansions of Madness 2nd edition and then the group follows up with many, many opinions, including comparisons to first edition and the price point . The review smoothly transitions into our topic of the week, Game editions. Whether it's a rule shake-up, component upgrade, or money grab, we discuss what we look for in new editions. A listener email closes out the show. Enjoy!   00:01:00 - 00:21:39  Banter! Featuring beer, Jeff not knowing famous people, Captain Sonar, Scythe, Risk and Pandemic Legacy, Pillars of Eternity, Le Havre, and soap operas! Hooray! 00:21:15 News! Massive Darkness pledge manager goes live, Hanjin has stranded boats and people can't get games, Jamey Stegmaier discussed his 100% money back guarantee, Jeff creeped on the aforementioned Mr. Stegmaier. 00:27:39 Kickstarters! Mars 4:45, Heroes of Normandie Tactical Card Game 00:31:04 MHGG Reviews: Mansions of Madness 2nd Edition!   00:32:48 Rules and Game Overview   00:35:01 Components review   00:37:31 App discussion   00:49:50 Comparing 1st Edition vs 2nd Edition     00:56:30 Cost Analysis   01:01:03 Final Thoughts 01:02:25 Discussion of the Day: Reprints, Re-releases and New Editions!  01:29:20 Emails!   01:33:17 Episode Wrap!

  As the episode numbers climb further into double digits the guys decide to change up the show format one more time. Back is a looser banter section where they talk about what fun things they've been up to and briefly chat about a few games they've played recently. From there your intrepid hosts set out on a new quest: To provide a more specific game review section!   The target of this weeks quest is the team vs team game of submarine warfare: Captain Sonar! To start this new section, Zach runs through a loose description of the rules, then all 3 hosts chat about their experiences playing the game, and finally they all give their final verdict!   Following the shiny new review section comes a welcome bit of familiarity with a Kickstarter Round-Up and Industry News section featuring Thornwatch and Mechs vs Minions.   And last, but in no way least, is the discussion of the day where the hosts follow up on last weeks episode about gamenights by discussing what they look for in a "gamenight game"   Thanks for listening and enjoy!   Banter 00:42 New Equipment 01:23 Show Notes! These ones! 02:29 Football! The Hand-egg version!   03:25 Adrian was @ Broncos vs Colts! 04:11 Adrian learns Le Havre 05:46 Games that have sat on our shelves for a while 07:50 Jeff hasn't played anything lately 08:34 What is ISK? 09:23 Zach has played: Stockpile, Race for the Galaxy 10:06 Jeff has been reading rulebooks 11:23 Adrian got a new copy of Risk: Legacy 13:39 Our new plan to play more games 14:10 Zach unleashes one of his greatest weapons 14:23 Discussing new episode format Weekly Review: Captain Sonar 15:32 Intro 16:16 How to play 22:57 Our experiences 31:58 Final thoughts  Kickstarter Round-up and Industry News 37:50 One Night Ultimate Alien - Less than 1 week to back! 39:19 Jeff's missing Kickstarter 40:45 Thornwatch 47:09 Mechs Vs Minions 52:32 Robinson Crusoe (Last time, probably, maybe, hopefully) Discussion of the Day: Gamenight Games, a follow up 54:42 Intro 55:06 Zach's Criteria with examples 58:16 Jeff's Criteria and examples 01:00:26 Adrian's Criteria examples 01:02:33 Zach shares a good idea from Tom Vassel 01:08:00 Zach reiterates a plan to play more games Episode Wrap-up 01:09:16

This week the guys decide to introduce you to one of the other players from Jeff's Pandemic Legacy game: Wesley! After a quick discussion of his gaming cred they move on to this weeks recently played discussion featuring Fuse, Roll for the Galaxy, Total Rick-all, and Carcassone. This is followed by an overview of some recently announced games such as Welcome Back to the Dungeon, an expansion for Bang! The Dice Game, Spyfall 2, and Pandemic: Ibitha as well as some local gaming news featuring the grand opening of Boardgame Republic and the announcement of Denver B-Con. A short round up of a few kickstarters that are ending soon and one that just started gives way to the discussion of the day: Player Counts and their effect on games. Concluding the episode is a short reading of Jeff's 2nd email! Listen and enjoy! Chit-Chat 00:26 Wesley intro 02:24 Zach admits to cheating!!!!! 03:12 Wesley's Least and Most Favorite Game (least- Munchkin, most- Citadels) 04:01 New Citadals info 05:24 Brief Player Count Preview 08:27 Hate the Players, not the Game What we've been playing 08:50 Zach defuses Fuse 12:10 Adrian rolls around with Roll for the Galaxy 19:44 Jeff recalls Total Rick-all, works on Patchwork and welcomes a friend to Welcome to the Dungeon 24:37 Wesley goes expansion heavy in Carcassone News 27:23 Jeff ruins the transition to our news segment 27:31 Welcome BACK to the Dungeon  -28:28 New Monsters  -30:29 New Classes 33:12 Spyfall 2 35:10 Bang the Dice Gang: Old Saloon 38:19 Boardgame Republic Grand Opening 39:20 Pandemic: Ibitha 41:15 Denver B-Con Oct 22-23 Kickstarter Roundup 45:10 One Night Ultimate Alien 48:27 Polyhero Dice: The Wizards Set 52:01 Fantasy Coin and Electrum Campaign Coins Discussion of the Day 52:47 Player Counts in Gaming 1:08:36 A Second Email! 1:11:16 Episode Wrap up and Contact Info     

Welcome to episode XXI of Guns, Dice, Butter.   0:00 Episode Preview   0:06 Don Greenwood: Don provides a preview of WBC (World Boardgaming Championships) 2014   0:36 Ted Raicer: Ted discusses his point of origin in the hobby/game design, Paths of Glory, Dark Valley, his recent iPad game collaboration with Shenandoah Studio, Drive on Moscow and his game pipeline.   1:41 John Alsen: John gives us an after action report for Consimworld Expo 2014 and tells us about the upcoming wargames demo’d at Monstercon.   2:23 Episode Wrap-up: Shout-outs, what’s on our gaming plate and other odds & ends.