Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Herman

This week on the pod, Mark Herman (@markherman45.bsky.social) drops by to tell us about his new book, "Wargames According to Mark," as well as his views on game design and the process of building a game. Keep the Faith campaign: https://www.backerkit.com/call_to_action/ffdefab3-adb6-48aa-8335-797e720c58a1/landing Beyond Solitaire is proudly sponsored by Central Michigan University's Center for Learning Through Games and Simulations, where learning can be both playful and compelling. Check them out here: https://www.cmich.edu/academics/colleges/liberal-arts-social-sciences/centers-institutes/center-for-learning-through-games-and-simulationsCheck out CMU's game offerings here: https://cmichpress.com/shop/Sign up for an online game design class here: https://www.cmich.edu/academics/colleges/liberal-arts-social-sciences/centers-institutes/center-for-learning-through-games-and-simulations/certificate-in-applied-game-designAll episodes of my podcast are available here: https://beyondsolitaire.buzzsprout.com/Beyond Solitaire Merch: https://sirmeeple.com/collections/beyond-solitaireEnjoy my work? Consider supporting me on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/beyondsolitaire or getting me a "coffee" on Ko-fi! https://ko-fi.com/beyondsolitaireContact Me: Email: beyondsolitaire at gmail.comTwitter: @beyondsolitaireInstagram: @beyondsolitaireFacebook: www.facebook.com/beyondsolitaireWebsite: www.beyondsolitaire.net

Two interviews and a game in this episode. Here's links to things mentioned this time around...Our first guest review, Blitz in the East, by Paul ChernoffGMT is changing their shipment scheduleMar Herman's Wargames According to MarkGMT December newsletter with pricing newsArmchair Dragoons Digital Convention: ACDCPushing Cardboard first live show, Live Cardboard***A quick note about the live show. After recording was finished, I found out that the popular Chits show with Ardwulf and Dan was moving from Tuesday, to possibly Thursday. As many listeners may be interested in both shows, I may need to decide on a different time slot than Thursday. I'll let you know via the Event newsletter, the website, Bluesky, and Twitter when I have it settled.***Support the show

The gang has finally reached the end of 1862 (in Virginia at least) with Ambrose Burnside's ill fated turn at the head of the Army of the Potomac, as depicted in the new hotness that is Mark Herman's Rebel Fury. It promises dynamic movement and a new take on ACW combat, all in a simple quick playing ruleset. As fans of the C3i game Gettysburg that Rebel Fury builds on, will Pierre and Stuart enjoy this new entry from a much beloved designer or will it go the way of Burnside and be demoted and shipped off to fight on another table?

Settle in for our longest episode yet with the man, the myth, the legend... Mark Herman! On Episode 10 of GMT Talk, Rachel, Luke, and Gene chat with Mark Herman about the Civil War Heritage Series, the Great Statesmen Series, Defiance, Thunderbolt, Wargames According to Mark, and more. We hope you enjoy! Episode music was composed and performed by Dan Pancaldi. Thanks Dan!

On a new S&A Quickie Review Lindsay takes a look at the new Studio Canal Movie Thea Sharrock's Wicked Little Letters (2023), which hit theatres 21st March in Australia. But also Lindsay looks the type of Comedies Wicked Little Letters fits into the Ealing Comedy Type. Lindsay also looks at Hnery Cornelius' Passport to Pimlico (1949) & Mark Herman's Brassed Off (1996). Listen to Schlock & Awe on your favourite Podcast App.

Michelle Rook is guest host and she has conversations with Dan Halstrom of the U.S. Meat Export Federation, energy specialist John Wenzel of StoneX, and Mark Herman of the Iowa Soybean Association.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Herman of Dion's Pizza talks about the history of the restaurant, expansion and the new venture Tula's on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Herman's work is vast and influential in the world of wargaming. We narrowed our chat in May to discussing his co-design with D.B. Dokter covering the first three months of the Russia-Ukraine War, the challenges of designing the first draft of history, and how he views the moral quandary of designing for an ongoing conflict. 

Mark Herman & Tony Fenelon Broadcast on Serenade Radio on 25th May, 2023 Name Artist Album Year Comments Shuffle Off To Buffalo Mark Herman ATOS 2019 Rochester Highlights 2019 4-28 Wurlitzer, Shea's Theatre, Buffalo, NY; Concert July 2, 2019 Make Believe Mark Herman Celebrating The Embassy Grande Page [Embassy Theatre Foundation CD] 2018 4-16 Page, Embassy Theatre, Ft. Wayne, IN Comes Love Mark Herman A Kid In The Candy Store 2008 4-60 Aveni Mansion Unit Orchestra, Gates Mills, OH People Mark Herman Concert: Old Town Music Hall, El Segundo 2021-01-01 2021 4-26 Wurlitzer, Old Town Music Hall, El Segundo, CA Atlanta, G.A. Mark Herman ATOS 2013 Atlanta [Here With The Wind] Highlights 2013 4-32 Wurlitzer, Alabama Theatre, Birmingham, AL With a Song in My Heart Tony Fenelon Theatre Organ Magic [Stanza CD] 4-19 Wurlitzer, Hoyt's Regent Theatre, Melbourne; rec 1965 - 69 Up Cherry Street Tony Fenelon Embraceable You [Crystal CRY 3009] 1968 4-19 Wurlitzer, Hoyt's Regent Theatre, Melbourne; ex-Ambassador Theatre, Perth (as 3-15) Carmen - Intermezzo Tony Fenelon Tony Plays Duo [CD] 1995 Piano and 4-29 Wurlitzer Hybrid, Capri Theatre, Goodwood, Adelaide, SA Stella By Starlight Tony Fenelon An Affair To Remember [DTOS F-114] 2013 3-66 Kimball, Dickinson High School, Wilmington, DE When I'm Sixty-Four Tony Fenelon Tony [Festival L32.500] 1969 3-15 Wurlitzer, Dendy Cinema, Brighton, Victoria, Australia; Formerly in Capitol Theatre, Melbourne

Some might argue that the Treaty of Versailles had a few holes that may or may not have been one of the many catalysts for the next war. So being the historians they are, Kiwi and bP have decided they can do better in the course of an afternoon. Join them this week as they play Versailles 1919 by Geoff Englestein and Mark Herman. Published in 2020 by GMT Games. Post your comments to Twitter/Instagram @FirstTurnCast or email us at firstturntabletop@gmail.com. Please remember to rate, review, and subscribe! Until next week, play more games!

Join the COIN Collectors as continue our head to head 2 player game series. In this episode, we discuss two smaller scenarios from the Empire of the Sun game designed by Mark Herman and published by GMT Games. Scenarios are found in the C3i Magazine: South Pacific - Issue 30 of c3i magazine by RBM Studio/ Included in later printings of Empire of the Sun  Burma: The Forgotten War - Issue 35 of c3i magazine by RBM Studio 0:50 - Intro 2:24 - Empire of the Sun Overview 4:10 - Start of South Pacific/Burma 4:45 - Initial Impressions 10:46 - Production/Folio Games 12:40 - Gameplay Loop/ Flow 20:29 - Difference between South Pacific and Burma Scenario 27:00 - Strategy/Opening Moves 32:28 - Combat 38:36 - Replayability/Final Impressions 42:31 - Whats next 49:07 - Outro http://www.dadsonamap.com Support the Show - Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/dadsonamap Twitter and Instagram - @dadsonamap BGG Guild - http://tiny.cc/DoaMGuild Merch Store - https://teespring.com/stores/dads-on-a-map Contact us at dadsonamap@gmail.com This podcast episode uses these sounds from https://freemusicarchive.org/: The Circle of Fifths 2.wav by Bus Window Clap: freesound.org/s/509526/ licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International  

Welcome to another edition of the award-winning Community Keyboards - celebrating all that's best from the King of Instruments in all its guises - from theatre and classical organs to the latest in digital keyboard technology and beyond. The August bank holiday weekend saw the return of the Cinema Organ Society's Northern Convention featuring several of the area's theatre organs and a dozen or so organists to entertain on them. Our microphones visited the Stockport Town Hall where RICHARD HILLS provided an excellent programme to show the many nuances of the Queen Wurlitzer so sit back and let's join the audience. Following on from that, a first-time visit to the Saltaire Wurlitzer for American star organist MARK HERMAN where, once again, we recorded some musical highlights from his concert there. Many thanks to the Trustees of the COS Northern District and the Lancastrian Theatre Organ Trust for kind permission to record their instruments. All recordings remain copyright of Oldham Community Broadcasting Limited --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message

In this classic episode of 5G4D I interview a bona fide living legend, Mark Herman. He talks about war game design and being Edward Snowden's boss. Enjoy!

I første del af en 3-parter dykker vi ned i Great Statesmen serien af Mark Herman, og diskuterer hvad der får Churchill til at spille. Lyt med npr vi snakker om Hermans Oeuvre, kontrafaktuel historie, og lænestolspolitik!

Welcome to another edition of the award-winning Community Keyboards - celebrating all that's best from the King of Instruments in all its guises - from theatre and classical organs to the latest in digital keyboard technology and beyond. On this programme, a chance to hear a selection of theatre organ recordings old and new as featured in the daily lunchtime online programme MECHANICAL MUSIC RADIO presented by yours truly! So our second programme each month will pay tribute to the mighty Wurlitzers, Comptons, Christies et al with pretty much music all the way for your listening enjoyment. Artists featured this time include: JELANI EDDINGTON, LEON BERRY, NIGEL OGDEN, RONALD CURTIS, HECTOR OLIVERA, MARK HERMAN, RICHARD HILLS, DAVID IVORY, plus we also chat with the Cinema Organ Society's RICHARD STEPHENSON about the forthcoming COS NORTHERN DISTRICT CONVENTION taking place across the August 2022 Bank Holiday weekend. Don't forget to visit our new-look website www.communitykeyboards.co.uk and for the very best in mechanical musical instruments AND theatre organs daily - www.mechanicalmusicradio.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message

This week, Annie lets Bryce nerd out on Big Brother, the popular CBS reality show that Bryce frequently works on. With her semi-blessing, Bryce invites his friends and former co-hosts of his Big Brother after show / podcast, "Outside The House." Our first Somebody, Rachel Swindler, is a former houseguest from Big Brother 20. You know her for her incredible gifs, memes, and her hilarious social media content in general. Our next Somebody, Mark Herman, is a broadcast director and huge Big Brother superfan. Please welcome them for a very special Big Brother 24 preview. Press play! Somebody social(s): @rachelswindler & @markjherman Subscribe, rate, review, and follow! Instagram: @nobodiespod, @brycemcleay, @annie_wilk Twitter: @nobodiesthepod, @bryceadvice, @annie_wilk Email: noexpertallopinion@gmail.com Current Promotion: EmilyRoggenburk.com, promo code "Nobody"

Benvenuti nella raccolta in formato Podcast delle puntate di #CloseUp, a cura di Matteo Righi, aka Houssy. #CloseUp è la rubrica di recensioni cinematografiche in onda su Radio Italia Anni 60 Emilia-Romagna.

Mark Herman stops by to talk about his new grand strategic WWII game, Churchill, plus oh so many other games he has designed over the years. During our whirlwind tour of Mark’s career as a wargame designer, we make brief stops at SPI and Victory Games, and even get a peek into professional Pentagon wargaming. […]

First podcast exclusive episode where we talk about wargame related stuff that we did in April. Part 1: 00:00 - April log about the channel, things we watched, read and played With Joe Dewhurst Games discussed: Le jeu de le guerre Fire in the Lake Hands in the sea 1960 making of a president The Great Zimbabwe Shores of Tripoli Root and the new expansion Interlude: 35:30 George Washington - TheRealBradNeely Part 2 : 37:52 - Collective review of this month's “Club de jeu”, discussion about Mark Herman's game Washington's War with Brendan, Luis, Roberto and Russ. Outro : 01:38:25 - Elias Rahbani - Sweet Eyes To become part of the Homo Ludens community & support the show, send me a Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/homoludens1871

Second part of the discussion about Card Driven Games, one of the most popular modern families of wargames, with legendary designers: - Mark Herman: CDG pioneer, designer of Empire of The Sun, Churchill, and so many more - Jason Matthews: making CDGs go beyond traditional wargames with games such as Twilight Struggle or 1960 Making of a President - Volko Ruhnke: known for his COIN series but also for some of the most interesting Card Driven Wargames like Wilderness War or Labyrinth

In this first full episode of the FLUTE STORIES MINI-SERIES host and flutist Karen Kevra explores Claude Debussy's  magical mythical Syrinx, the finest gem of the solo flute repertoire.Claude Debussy, Prélude à l'après-midi d'un fauneClaude Debussy, SyrinxCPE Bach, Poco Adagio from Sonata in A minor for solo fluteKaren Kevra, fluteAlbert von Tilzer, Take Me Out to the Ballgame,Mark Herman, organSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=42335511)

‘De la literatura al cine. Grandes películas que se inspiraron en libros'. Ante la proximidad de la entrega de los Premios Oscar, Patricia del Río conversa con los entendidos en la materia. El director de cine, Federico García, nos da algunos lineamientos de lo que significa adaptar un libro al formato cinematográfico. La periodista Jennifer Llanos, conocedora de la narrativa de Elena Ferrante, analiza el libro y la película del mismo nombre, ‘La hija oscura'; mientras que el crítico de cine, Rodrigo Bedoya, nos da algunos alcances de las películas ‘Drive my car', de Haruki Murakami, y ‘El poder del perro', de Thomas Savage. Conoceremos también por qué los directores de cine eligieron adaptar estos libros y detalles de las otras novelas que postulan por un Oscar a mejor guion adaptado: "Dune", "El callejón de las almas perdidas" y ‘Coda'. El periodista Diego Pajares recomienda las películas "La naranja mecánica", de Stanley Kubrick; "El niño del pijama a rayas", de Mark Herman; y "Harry Potter y el prisionero de Azkaban", de Alfonso Cuarón; mientras que el crítico literario y librero de ‘Escena libre', recomienda los libros "Al este del Edén", de John Steinbeck; "Matar a un ruiseñor", de Harper Lee; y "Muerte en Venecia", de Thomas Mann. Las canciones que visten el programa son: ‘West', de Johnny Greenwood; ‘Tie ein afto pou to lene agapi', por Sofía Loren; ‘Drive my car', por The Beatles; y ‘It's your thing', por Emily Jones. Esto y mucho más hoy en Letras en el tiempo a las 7:00 de la noche por RPP Noticias, la voz de todo el Perú. Escúchanos también por rpp.pe y el podcast del programa. Ficha técnica: Conducción: Patricia del Río ||| Producción: Amelia Villanueva ||| Edición de audio: Andrés Rodríguez ||| Episodio 10 – Tercera temporada

‘De la literatura al cine. Grandes películas que se inspiraron en libros'. Ante la proximidad de la entrega de los Premios Oscar, Patricia del Río conversa con los entendidos en la materia. El director de cine, Federico García, nos da algunos lineamientos de lo que significa adaptar un libro al formato cinematográfico. La periodista Jennifer Llanos, conocedora de la narrativa de Elena Ferrante, analiza el libro y la película del mismo nombre, ‘La hija oscura'; mientras que el crítico de cine, Rodrigo Bedoya, nos da algunos alcances de las películas ‘Drive my car', de Haruki Murakami, y ‘El poder del perro', de Thomas Savage. Conoceremos también por qué los directores de cine eligieron adaptar estos libros y detalles de las otras novelas que postulan por un Oscar a mejor guion adaptado: "Dune", "El callejón de las almas perdidas" y ‘Coda'. El periodista Diego Pajares recomienda las películas "La naranja mecánica", de Stanley Kubrick; "El niño del pijama a rayas", de Mark Herman; y "Harry Potter y el prisionero de Azkaban", de Alfonso Cuarón; mientras que el crítico literario y librero de ‘Escena libre', recomienda los libros "Al este del Edén", de John Steinbeck; "Matar a un ruiseñor", de Harper Lee; y "Muerte en Venecia", de Thomas Mann. Las canciones que visten el programa son: ‘West', de Johnny Greenwood; ‘Tie ein afto pou to lene agapi', por Sofía Loren; ‘Drive my car', por The Beatles; y ‘It's your thing', por Emily Jones. Esto y mucho más hoy en Letras en el tiempo a las 7:00 de la noche por RPP Noticias, la voz de todo el Perú. Escúchanos también por rpp.pe y el podcast del programa. Ficha técnica: Conducción: Patricia del Río ||| Producción: Amelia Villanueva ||| Edición de audio: Andrés Rodríguez ||| Episodio 10 – Tercera temporada

Erica and Gil are delighted to welcome designer Amabel Holland of Hollandspiele, known for making games with challenging themes using an unconventional publishing model.  SHOW NOTES 0m58s: Supply Lines of the American Revolution, Table Battles, Irish Gauge, This Guilty Land, Nicea, The Vote. 7m08s: Amabel is talking about her forthcoming game Eyelet. 15m02s: This is Geoff's game Versailles 1919, co-designed with Mark Herman. 17m28s: Benedict Arnold 18m34s: The Shackleton Expedition 21m16s: The Vote 28m22s: Nicea 31m38s: Irish Gauge, Northern Pacific, Iberian Gauge 32m29s: Winsome, Rio Grande 34m23s: Chicago Express 34m55s: Meltwater, An Infamous Traffic 36m11s: RIBBIT: The Jump, Move, and Block Game, Table Battles 38m51s: New Mill 43m45s: Westphalia 48m18s: Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae 49m52s: Cheapass Games 53m46s: Tobacco misinformation campaign 54m37s: Gil was thinking of Brandolini's Law, aka the BS Asymmetry Principle. 57m55s: Horse & Musket 59m03s: Deinocheirus, Pterodactyl, Therizinosaurus

Card Driven Games is one of the most popular modern families of wargames. From We The People to Twilight Struggle, those games cover a wide range of scales and historical situations. I invited 3 of the most influential designer of CDGs to discuss the history of CDG, its current state and the future that they see for those games. - Mark Herman: CDG pioneer, designer of Empire of The Sun, Churchill, and so many more - Jason Matthews: making CDGs go beyond traditional wargames with games such as Twilight Struggle or 1960 Making of a President - Volko Ruhnke: known for his COIN series but also for some of the most interesting Card Driven Wargames like Wilderness War or Labyrinth

In this episode, game creator Tomislav Čipčić joins host Eduard Gafton to talk about his game Brotherhood & Unity and how it portrays the Bosnian War.

This is Derek Miller Speaking on Business. Financial institutions are the cornerstone of our economy, in Salt Lake City and across the world. Mark Herman of U.S. Bank is here to discuss how the bank is dedicated to helping its customers and our community succeed today and in the years to come. MARK HERMAN U.S. Bank is both a national and a local bank in Salt Lake. We've long had a connection to Salt Lake City and surrounding Utah communities– and we're deeply committed to helping our friends and neighbors succeed here through innovative banking products, digital tools and human connection. It's our responsibility as bankers to help the communities we serve by helping local and regional companies stay strong and healthy. We recently launched the U.S. Bank Access Commitment, which is designed to help build wealth while redefining how we meet the needs of diverse communities. Part of this commitment includes the U.S. Bank Access Fund, which will support more than 30,000 women of color-owned microbusiness owners over three years. This fund will help provide access to capital, technical assistance and networking for them. The U.S. Bank Access Commitment underscores one of many ways in which U.S. Bank is uniquely qualified to help business owners succeed as we continue to work toward full economic recovery. DEREK MILLER U.S. Bank is invested in our shared future for Salt Lake City. Learn more about their offerings at usbank.com. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, and this is Speaking on Business. Originally Aired: June 15, 2021.

A reunion of COIN game designers including Volko Ruhnke, Mark Herman, Brian Train, Morgane Gouyon-Rety, Bruce Mansfield Mike Bertucelli and me discuss the series and a few great stories about the history and development. Recorded live at the San Diego Historical Games Convention in November of 2020.

We visit with John Butterfield and Mark Herman at the San Diego Historical Games Convention in November of 2020 to discuss their days at SPI and since!

For the People de Mark Herman fue uno de los últimos títulos de la difunta Avalon Hill y ha sido reeditado en varias ocasiones por GMT y, también, en español por Devir. Es uno de los Card Driven Games con más éxito entre la afición y una de las obras maestras de su prolífico autor. Para comentar a fondo tanto los aspectos del sistema de juego como multitud de hechos históricos relacionados con el mismo, contamos con un nuevo y flamante invitado, D. Eligio R. Montero, de profesión guionista y de vicio, avezado wargamero. Y con no menor fuste, se vuelve a pasar por este territorio D. David Gómez Relloso, quien nos contará no solo lo mucho que sabe del juego sino también un reciente conocimiento oscuro que más vale que olvidemos lo antes posible. Como indicamos al final del episodio, los audios de terceros se incluyen bajo los acuerdos de ivoox con la SGAE.

Well, 2020 has been quite the year and a difficult and stressful time for many. We thought it'd be a great idea to shake things up and have a little fun on this last episode of the year. Whadda ya say? You'll certainly understand how in the opening seconds of this episode.LA AGO member and renowned theatre organist Mark Herman is our guest this time on the LA AGO Podcast. Named the 2012 Organist of the Year by the American Theatre Organ Society (the youngest person ever to receive that honor), Mark will be playing for our LA AGO Virtual Holiday Party co-sponsored by LATOS (the Los Angeles Theatre Organ Society) on Monday, December 14th at 7pm from Bandrika Studios, the recording studio for film and television composer Nathan Barr which is home to the restored historic Fox Wurlitzer organ. This event will be streamed live via both the LA AGO YouTube channel and Facebook page (links below). Mark talks with host Thompson Howell about his first exposure to the organ back in his hometown of Fort Wayne, Indiana and the significance of the Embassy Theatre located there; the history of the theatre organ and the process of creating scores for silent films and the skills required to accompany them live; his interest in the silent-era films of Harold Lloyd; why he considers the theatre organ an "emotional instrument;" the legendary history of the Fox Wurlitzer organ which has been featured on many film soundtracks; his experience playing the organ parts at Bandrika for the soundtrack to the film The House with A Clock in Its Walls in 2018; and his recent appointment to the Adjunct Faculty of the University of Oklahoma's organ department teaching theatre organ classes to DMA students - and so much more!Listen at LAAGO.org...or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.LINKS:Mark's website is here.Mark's YouTube channel is here.Mark's Facebook page is here."An Evening with Mark Herman: A Benefit for the Embassy Theatre" is here."The Mighty Wurlitzer" from The House with A Clock in Its Walls is here.The LA AGO YouTube channel is here.The LA AGO Facebook page is here.

Jeremy is joined again by writer and podcaster Paul Morris to discuss the 1992 crime farce Blame It on the Bellboy, starring Dudley Moore, Richard Griffiths, Penelope Wilton, Alison Steadman, Patsy Kensit and Bryan Brown, with a conversation that takes in the logistics of Venice, the evil of Tom Good, the British cinema brain drain and the mathematics of comedy.

Nella seconda semifinale dei GladiAutori si sfidano Marco "s83m" per Phil Eklund, Riccardo "Sinclair" per Mark Herman e Giuseppe "Peppe74" per Splotter Spellen. Conducono i consoli Salvatore "sava73" e Marco "Agzaroth". Regia: Michael "volmay".

I detta avsnitt spelar vi Versaille 1919, designat av Geoff Engelstein och Mark Herman, utgivet av GMT games.

This week, we focus on a doubly discredited (director and star) but undeniably classic film: THE USUAL SUSPECTS. After some reviews (and you can guess what they'll be, with this film), we talk about a fundamental change in the heist genre, how we're still not sure what happens in this film, and the story of the first time we saw this, over 20 years ago. Next Time Our next offering is Guy Ritchie's 1998 breakout film, the British gangster movie LOCK, STOCK, AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS. Recent Media DEADPOOL (2016): Tim Miller, Ryan Reynolds, Morena Baccarin MEMORIES OF MURDER (2003): Bong Joon-ho, Song Kang-ho, Kim Sang-kyung WEATHERING WITH YOU (2019): Makoto Shinkai, Kotaro Daigo, Nana Mori Recommendations ENEMY OF THE STATE (1998): Tony Scott, Will Smith, Gene Hackman THE WAY OF THE GUN (2000): Christopher McQuarrie, Ryan Phillippe, Benicio del Toro SICARIO (2015): Denis Villeneuve, Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin BRASSED OFF (1996): Mark Herman, Pete Postlethwaite, Tara Fitzgerald Footnotes Firstly, there are some good points you may have missed in this article: https://whatculture.com/film/20-things-you-somehow-missed-in-the-usual-suspects. This piece is another good one: www.google.co.uk/amp/s/decider.com/2015/08/17/10-things-you-didnt-know-about-the-usual-suspects/amp. And this is good, too: https://screenrant.com/the-usual-suspects-behind-scenes-secrets-facts-trivia. (The film is a great one for a trivia rabbit-hole.) Here, for balance, given how effusive we are, is Roger Ebert's decidedly lukewarm review: www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-usual-suspects-1995. Here, finally, is a review of that extraordinary performance from a great acting talent that Sam saw a surprisingly long time ago now (I was genuinely really surprised by the date): www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/stage/2007/may/31/theatre Find Us On Podchaser - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-prestige-417454 Follow Us - https://www.twitter.com/prestigepodcast Follow Sam - https://www.twitter.com/life_academic Follow Rob - https://www.twitter.com/kaijufm Find Our Complete Archive on Kaiju.FM - http://www.kaiju.fm/the-prestige/

On our premiere episode, hosts Bryce McLeay and Rachel Swindler, along with producer, Mark Herman, discuss the first live eviction, the new HOH, and their predictions on who they think will win it all. Subscribe, rate, review, and follow! YouTube: @fromoutsidethehouse Instagram: @fromoutsidethehouse, @rachelswindler, @bryceadvice, @markjherman Twitter: @outsidebbhouse, @rachieswin, @bryceadvice, @markjherman Email: fromoutsidethehouse@gmail.com

Guns, Dice, Butter returns after a four year break in the conversation. 0:00 Conversation with Mark Herman regarding Richard Berg 1:12 Herman and Berg Redux 1:30 Panel discussion (Swampcon gang: JR, Chris and Roberto) regarding "So, what wargames published 2016 - 2020 should we be playing?" (given that GDB missed the last four years). 2:42 Remembering a few our gaming mates (R.Coffey, R.Moyers, R.Berg). Other bits and bobs.  Great to be back. Related data: https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/254976 https://boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/198680/welcome-gaga-zone-wargames-high-fanboy-bases-and-l

An interview with Designer Mark Herman. See additional podcasts with Mark Herman at: https://soundcloud.com/harold-buchanan/podcast-14-mark-herman https://soundcloud.com/harold-buchanan/podcast-18-more-mark-herman

Eey up! Join Rob and Chris as we go up north to blow our flugels and bloody euphoniums to revisit the gritty comedy BRASSED OFF. Is it a brassy breath of fresh air, or a stinking lump of ... coal?

Happy new year everyone! This week, writer and director Mark Herman is on the show to discuss his 2008 adaptation of John Boyne's novel ‘The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas'. We talk about difficult questions regarding holocaust fiction, how he went about adapting the book into a screenplay, and lessons he has learnt over his career as a screenwriter and filmmaker. This is second recording from York St John University, with many thanks to Mark for his time and to Robert Edgar for facilitating. Learn more about Mark Herman // Watch the film // Read the book *** Want to comment, get news and join episode discussions? Join the community on Syncify: https://syncify.fm/podcast/the-21st-rewrite. Instagram: @the21strewrite. Website contact page: https://www.the21strewrite.com/contact

Today on the show, Jim and Abigail tackle author-submitted blurbs to rip them to shreds and build them back up, one line at a time. Here are this episode’s read-along selections:   To watch video of this episode, view it on Facebook at Best Page Forward. --Blurb: Author: Liberty Speidel Title: The Darby Shaw Chronicles Box Set   One call could change her life forever... It’s not every day you discover you have superpowers. The only problem: Darby Shaw’s particular brand has never been seen before, and the agency in charge of monitoring superhumans have her in their sights. They want to know why she’s different—and they won’t give up until she’s tested. But Darby’s department knows the value of having a super who can revive the murdered. Training Darby is the task of homicide detective Mark Herman. He can’t figure out just why she mesmerizes him, but he’s not going to let anyone stop her from succeeding in her new role. The thing is, she has to figure out how to use her powers again. If she can’t, the police can’t use her. Then Darby will be easy pickings for the corrupt bureaucrats who want her in their lab… If you enjoy the futuristic thrills of J.D. Robb’s world, or the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Darby Shaw Chronicles box set is for you! Get the box set now!   --Abigail's Targeted Tip:   When introducing a new character / organization, etc. add in some guiding descriptors or context clues. (Otherwise, we won’t know who to root for and who to boo.)     Want to submit your own blurb for consideration? Fill out the form at www.bestpageforward.net/podcast or send an email to BlurbsSellBooks@gmail.com

This episode we'll learn why the Pentagon and the U.S. defense establishment are increasingly turning to wargames and simulations; what famous games of the past got right, and wrong; and why we still need experts who strategize almost exclusively in the analog world of plastic chips and toy soldiers and hexagon maps. Guests include Becca Wasser, Stacie Pettyjohn, Ellie Bartels, Christopher Rice and Mark Herman. // Music by Terry Devine-King, Nathan Feddo, Henry White, Ben Watson, Joe Henson and Alexis Smith, via AudioNetwork.com. • Find Robert Work's February 2015 memo on wargaming here: https://www.govexec.com/media/gbc/docs/pdfs_edit/work-wargaming-memo-9feb15.pdf • Find Hannah Allam's NPR report on Wasser, Pettyjohn and Bartels (aka the "Dames of Wargames") here: https://npr.org/2019/07/25/744193558/can-this-group-of-teen-girls-save-the-world-from-nuclear-war

In Episode 3, Brett, Andy and Mike discuss Mark Herman and Volko Ruhnke's COIN game 'Fire in the Lake' as well as 'The Vietnam War', a 10-part documentary series by Ken Burns, Lynn Novick and Geoffrey Ward.

Mark Herman en Christel Ruijs praten met Ronald Scheer in het atrium van het nieuwe gebouw van Fontys Engineering ('De Rondom') op de campus van Technische Universiteit Eindhoven.

Mark Herman was the lead singer for a rock band called Insolence and is currently a marathon runner, martial artist, and body piercer.  Mark has lived a life full of ups and downs, hardships and successes, and pivotal moments.  Mark opens up about his battles with drug addiction, rock band drama, and his current marathon training.  This is a fascinating story full of entertainment and inspiration. Remember to subscribe to this podcast, leave a rating, and a review!  Also check out my other platforms! Website - ironcrewathletics.com YouTube - Iron Crew Athletics Instagram - @ironcrewathletics Facebook - Iron Crew Athletics Twitter - @ironcrewathlete LinkedIn - Danny Burde Pinterest - Iron Crew Athletics Email - ironcrewpodcast@gmail.com Listeners of the Iron Crew Podcast receive a discount on the following products by using "ironcrew" at checkout! 10% off Thrive Protein by Life Ready Foods, a 100% Grass-Fed Beef Protein Powder.  A great alternative to dairy based protein powder. 10% off Rubel Roasting Coffee, a roast-to-order coffee company.  When it comes to good coffee, freshness matters. Click here for a review of their coffee! 20% off a Spark Foam Roller by Kingsfield Fitness, a 4-speed vibrating foam roller.  Research shows that the vibrating foam roller is over 20% more effective than traditional foam rollers.  Click here for a review of the Spark Foam Roller!

Rob, Troy, and Bruce get together to discuss Mark Herman's epic wargame of the Peloponnesian Wars, Pericles. How does it capture the sweep of a vast historical subject that was only sometimes decided through military conquest?

Join me and Historian Justin Nordstrom as we explore the backstory of Fort Sumter, by Mark Herman. We examine the history behind the game and debate how well the setting informs the game design, and what connections can be found between the actual history surrounding this time period and the gameplay. We hope you enjoy this discussion of Fort Sumter - The Secession Crisis 1860 - 1861. Thanks to our sponsor www.gamesurplus.com for their continued support of the show. Go and check out how Elaine and Carmen are bringing the world of board games to you! Thanks as well to Punchboard Media! Check out a wealth of excellent board game media at www.punchboardmedia.com!

Edwards sits down to chat with the designer of Washington’s War, Churchill, and much more.To watch the video version, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GydEm2GOwLQiTunes link for Supplemental Feed: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/heavy-cardboard-supplemental/id1398708343?mt=2RSS link for Supplemental Feed: https://podcast.heavycardboard.com/supplemental.xmlSupport the show! PledgeHC.comThe Herd map is here: Click to add your mark!Be sure to join the discussion over at the guild to discuss the episode with us & your fellow Elephants!

THIS podcast is singularly composed of an interview with prolific designer, Mark Herman. We will discuss his philosophy of game design and what makes a great game. Thanks to the Orange County California based band The Rayford Bros for a touch of Rock a Billy. Check them out at therayfordbros.com I will close with a special thanks to Mark Herman.

One of the biggest blockers for faster growth is finding the right talent. Mark Herman from Sympl shares tips & tricks on how to you can find, screen & recruit talented sales teams. Mark is one of the founders of Sympl. Sympl is a RaaS platform (Recruiting as a Service) that erases the need, effort and time to use recruiting agencies - for both the candidate as well as employer.

THIS podcast is offered in 2 parts, and is singularly composed of an interview with GMT Games President, Gene Billingsley. We will discuss his work at GMT and also his latest design, Mr President. https://conflictsimulations.com/ Gene Billingsley founded GMT Games in 1990. As Avalon Hill turned to computer games and was eventually sold to Hasbro, Gene built GMT into the new home for board wargamers. He started with some of his own designs. These titles garner instant acclaim. Operation Shoestring was nominated for a Charles S. Roberts Award and Silver Bayonet and Crisis Korea won Charles S. Roberts Awards. I’m sure his current design project, Mr. President, won’t disappoint As the distribution network for boardgames went into retreat in the 1990s, GMT pioneered the preorder system called P500. It remains the best deal in board wargaming. The system allows GMT to thrive in uncertain waters as customers vote their interest in designs and accelerate the production schedule of the most interesting. Customers get 30% off and can cancel at any time. The Company is now the bell weather for conflict gaming, anchored by Gene and his partners Rodger MacGowan, Mark Simonitch, Tony Curtis and Andy Lewis. GMT continues to produce quality games with marquee designers like Mark Herman, Richard Berg, Volko Ruhnke, Chad Jensen, Ted Racier and many others. I spent a couple of days with Gene during his semi annual Weekend at the Warehouse. We discuss everything from college football and his beloved Sooners to how he encourages designers to develop the breadth of offerings GMT has become known for. We start the day with Gene cooking me scrambled eggs at his home in Hanford California. While he claims the recipe is from Richard Berg, I doubt it due to the lack of random events.

In Episode #64 we discuss Keith's choice The Boy In The Striped Pajamas - a 2008 film from director Mark Herman.   Timestamps: :50 What's New?, 10:35 The Boy In The Striped Pajamas trailer, 12:40 The Boy In The Striped Pajamas comments, 46:00 Contact Info, 46:50 Next Time

THIS podcast is offered in 2 parts, and is singularly composed of an interview with GMT Games President, Gene Biillingsley. We will discuss his work at GMT and also his latest design, Mr President. https://conflictsimulations.com/ Gene Billingsley founded GMT Games in 1990. As Avalon Hill turned to computer games and was eventually sold to Hasbro, Gene built GMT into the new home for board wargamers. He started with some of his own designs. These titles garner instant acclaim. Operation Shoestring was nominated for a Charles S. Roberts Award and Silver Bayonet and Crisis Korea won Charles S. Roberts Awards. I’m sure his current design project, Mr. President, won’t disappoint As the distribution network for boardgames went into retreat in the 1990s, GMT pioneered the preorder system called P500. It remains the best deal in board wargaming. The system allows GMT to thrive in uncertain waters as customers vote their interest in designs and accelerate the production schedule of the most interesting. Customers get 30% off and can cancel at any time. The Company is now the bell weather for conflict gaming, anchored by Gene and his partners Rodger MacGowan, Mark Simonitch, Tony Curtis and Andy Lewis. GMT continues to produce quality games with marquee designers like Mark Herman, Richard Berg, Volko Ruhnke, Chad Jensen, Ted Racier and many others. I spent a couple of days with Gene during his semi annual Weekend at the Warehouse. We discuss everything from college football and his beloved Sooners to how he encourages designers to develop the breadth of offerings GMT has become known for. We start the day with Gene cooking me scrambled eggs at his home in Hanford California. While he claims the recipe is from Richard Berg, I doubt it due to the lack of random events.

I recorded some of the sounds of the 2018 San Diego Historical Games Convention. The SD Hist Con took place over Veteran’s Day Weekend in November and included special guests Mark Herman, John Butterfield, Ananda Gupta, Morgane Guoyon Rety, and Volko Ruhnke to name a few. In this first segment, Volko kicks off our designer challenge. This year the focus is on the COIN game Pendragon. Along with the games’ Designer Morgane Gouyon Rety Volko takes on 5 games. Each played one of the Barbarian factions and moved between tables to take their turns. We are going to check in with them while they play through this challenge. We will also check in with other players at the convention to see what they are playing and how it is going. I will post a few notes and photos on my website conflictsimulations.com. Thanks to Edgar Malik and his San Diego, California based band Shaolin Signal for the intro and outro music. Check them out Facebook, and You Tube. I will close with a special thanks to the participants of the 2018 SD Hist Con. We are already working on a bigger better event for 2019. Check out the web site at www.sdhist.com or search for us on Face Book. NOTES at: http://conflictsimulations.com/2018/12/08/harold-on-games-special-podcast-2-san-diego-historical-games-convention-notes

Mark talks to Henry Priestman of band 'Yachts' and director Mark Herman.

THIS podcast is singularly composed of an interview with prolific wargame designer innovator, and icon Mark Herman. We will discuss what he is working on now that he is once again a full-time game designer. Thank you for listening. It would be greatly beneficial to me of you would post a review on iTunes. I will publish some notes and references on my web site conflictsimulations.com. Join the Harold on Games guild on Board Games Geek and leave me a comment with your thoughts and ideas.

00:01 Big garlic; 00:35 Introduction; 00:50 Alleged day off; 01:55 The video game Doom; 02:55 AAUW book sales; 04:50 Adults only portion of the podcast; 06:30 Mark Herman's Ribbit; 07:25 Fun fact about frogs; 07:40 Michigan J. Frog is a jerk, but not a reptile; 08:15 The Soo Line segment; 11:15 Michigan Roads; 12:25 Michigan roads; 14:50 Laziness as a motivator.

Bruce is joined once again by noted game designer Mark Herman to discuss Fort Sumter: The Secession Crisis, 1860-61. Fort Sumter is a short-form card driven game that highlights the tumultuous time leading up to the Civil War. In this wide-ranging discussion Bruce and Mark talk about the high amount of wargames coming to market, crisis dimensions, and the invasion of Japan.

For the People is a classic wargame that pits players against each other as the Union and Confederacy during the Civil War. It uses a card driven system you may know of from Twilight Struggle, and its designer, Mark Herman, is credited with inventing that system. Hear about this wargaming classic from Jonathan, whose previous Long View appearance dealt with Hands in the Sea, a card-driven game set in the Punic Wars. Jonathan researches not only the game but the historical context to provide a robust analysis of classic wargames. Thanks to our sponsor www.gamesurplus.com for their continued support of the show. Go and check out how Elaine and Carmen are bringing the world of board games to youl! Thanks as well to Punchboard Media! Check out a wealth of excellent board game media at www.punchboardmedia.com!

This week I speak to the daddy of war gaming Mark Herman! We discuss what a war game actually is, working at the pentagon and Edward Snowden. But which games did he choose?

00:01 Introduction; 00:05 It has been a week; 00:10 Our car's cool convenience feature; 01:30 Mary teaches Tom a car thing; 03:00 Visiting Tom's grandfather; 04:00 John Gorkowski's The Lost Provinces; 05:00 Mark Herman's Ribbit; 06:30 Playing Final Fantasy; 07:40 A tragedy; 08:45 Dee and Dee; 09:30 Our long-running campaign; 09:55 Sheriff Feer and Jen; 10:30 Baby owlbear; 11:30 "You did give me a dragon"; 12:00 Squoonched; 12:35 Creating a story together; 13:15 "We have a lot of stuff on the backburner"; 13:45 "This week is going to be a good week".

Dvanáctý díl o dvou hrách z nové série Great Statesman: Churchill a Pericles. Autorem obou je Mark Herman, vydali GMT Games.

Mike and Geoff are thrilled to welcome guest Mark Herman to the program. Mark is the designer of a slew of games, including the first Card Driven Game (CDG) We The People. His latest design is Churchill. However the focus of our conversation is on Mark's work designing and executing simulations for the military and businesses, to test out their assumptions and strategies. He details these in his book Wargaming For Leaders. Duration 1:16:59

Bruce welcomes back game designer Mark Herman to talk about games covering the Pacific War in World War II. Mark's expertise comes in the form of his two Pacific games, Pacific War (1985) and Empire of the Sun (2005). Bruce and Mark cover a wide variety of board games, diving into what makes or breaks a strategic game in this theater.

Welcome to episode XXV of Guns, Dice, Butter: a series of conversations with members of the wargaming tribe. 0:00: Opening and episode preview 0:07: Fran Diaz, Game Designer, Polis 0:58: Esteemed historian, author and storyteller Adrian Goldsworthy and game designer extraordinaire Mark Herman discuss Rome and what not 2:08: Mark Herman and Pericles 2:49: Episode wrap up Episode references: https://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/151903/ancients-wargames-glory-was-greece-and-grandeur-wa  https://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/1545400/prancing-peloponnese-1st-mn-gives-polis-punt-some  New to wargaming? Consult this: https://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/206813/wargame-grasshopper-noob-rookie-padawan-list  Guns, Dice, Butter, with now over 80,000 downloads, is available on iTunes, Boardgamegeek, Consimworld and many other places that gamers hang on the web. GDB website: http://gunsdicebutter.libsyn.com   

In this episode of The Long View, I'm pleased to be joined by first time contributors, T.C, and Charissa from The Tattered Board � Podcast as we discuss the newest title from Mark Herman, Churchill. Is this game a war game, an area control game, a negotiation game, all of these, or none of these? Tune in to hear our thoughts about this intriguing title. As a bonus, we give our first impressions of the new title from Harold Buchanan, also from GMT Games, Liberty or Death: The American Insurrection. Thanks, as always to my sponsor www.gamesurplus.com, to The Dice Tower Network and, of course, thanks to YOU for listening!

In this episode, Bruce Geryk interviews veteran wargame designer Mark Herman, former CEO of Victory Games and best known for pioneering card-driven wargames with We The People. They discuss designing games for less than $100 per week, why he couldn't release a game because Saddam Hussein might play it, and how Magic the Gathering helped him create a new genre.

Bruce sits down with renowned game designer Mark Herman to talk about his latest offering, Churchill. Combining historical personalities with the tension of negotiation, Churchill is not a wargame in the traditional sense. Rather, it puts the players in the shoes of Churchill, Stalin, or Roosevelt as they plan the Allied attack against the Axis.

Continuing with my new idea of releasing incremental episodes of my podcast that all deal with the same subject, here's the second one about the events of December 1941 in the Pacific. The main feature is my interview with game designer Mark Herman. At the end I decided to record my reply to the recent Bonding with Board Games/HAMTAG episode "Top 5 Wargames That Made Me the Grog I Am Today." Ogre/GEV Air Force Up Front Strategy & Tactics magazine Panzerschreck magazine Remember to follow along & chime in on my discussion thread (and geeklist) for all of my Month of Infamy/December 41 thoughts & explorations. If you're a wargamer on social media, follow me on Twitter (@WargamesToGo) and Facebook. Feedback is always welcome. -Mark

Welcome to episode XXIV of Guns, Dice, Butter 0:00 Intro: Guns Returns! 0:04: Richard Berg and Mark Herman   1st segment: Point of SPI orgin, Tiny Tim, Herman’s career as a roadie for Lover, Berg’s singing career 2nd segment: Design and game components 3rd segment: What makes a good multiplayer wargame? Herman & Berg works in progress. 4th segment: Depth of historical knowledge drives designs: Ancients: battles, operational dynamics, logistics   1:07: GaGa Panel: Marty Sample, Wendell Albright, John Alsen   1st segment: Background on GaGa list (game lust & fanboys): Games discussed: Enemy Action Ardennes, Liberty/Victory Roads, Napoleon’s Triumph, Fire in the Lake, COIN (Falling Sky and Liberty or Death)  2nd segment: Roll playing wargames: Here I Stand/Virgin Queen, Sekigahara, Amateurs to Arms, Kingdom of Heaven, Genesis 3rd segment: Card Driven Wargames and others: No Retreat series, Command & Colors, Empire of the Sun, Pursuit of Glory, Unhappy King Charles, Triumph of Chaos, Carthage: 1st Punic War 4th segment: It’s been a FABULOUS ten year run for wargames   2:38: Wrap up   References:   Gaga List: https://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/198680/welcome-gaga-zone-wargames-high-fanboy-bases-and-l   My Session Reports: https://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/175938/1st-mnsawatdeeherr-dr-session-reports   Guns, Dice, Butter, now with over 70k downloads, is available on iTunes, Boardgamegeek, Consimworld and many other places where gamers hang on the web.   GDB website: http://gunsdicebutter.libsyn.com/

Mark Herman stops by to talk about his new grand strategic WWII game, Churchill, plus oh so many other games he has designed over the years. During our whirlwind tour of Mark's career as a wargame designer, we make brief stops at SPI and Victory Games, and even get a peek into professional Pentagon wargaming. And if you're wondering what comes next after Churchill...Well, it's more than just

Welcome to Episode XXIII of Guns, Dice, Butter: Feb 17 2015, Fat Tuesday Special! 0:00 Intro: It’s Mardi Gras! Spring is near! 0:05 Curtis Baer: WBC stories:  Point of Origin, Matt & Joe’s Devil Cauldron, Pitch Car, THE BIG GAME, François’  wild NAP WARs game, Red Neck Life, WBC food, Being the coach of the RANGERS!, the Honorary Fez 0:41 John Butterfield: Point of Origin, Early days at SPI, the playtest room for Campaign in North Africa, John’s great designs: Freedom of the Galaxy, Ambush, Hell’s Highway, RAF, D-Day at Omaha Beach, Enemy Action Ardennes, SPI Strato-matic League, The Beloved 1987 Minnesota Twins 1:40 Bryan Collars: Point of Origin, Greenville Mafia, WBC: The Boardgame (preorder on GMT Games) 2:23 Mark Herman, Wendell Albright, Herr Dr: Logistics & Supply in Wargames: “The Spectrum”, Victory Games’ elegant & unique The Korean War, Dunnigan’s Breakout & Pursuit, 1776, Empire of the Sun, importance of logistics in ancients campaign & the GREAT book on Macedonian logistics, Napoleon in Russia, Victory Games’ The Civil War, For the People, GMT/Simonitch’s upcoming new civil war game, Dunnigan’s ACW game, the famous NAP’s retreat from Russia infographic, Herman’s upcoming Churchill game chatter 3:23 Maymi Hayakawa & Gesine Stanienda: Red Winter, Tonkin, Gameon.con in Seatle, the ASL room (eegads!), entering the hobby from non traditional avenues, Ancients games, Poniske designs (King Phillips War, Maori Wars) 3:59: Wrap up: Overflowing gaming plate; our wargame hobby is pumping. =========== A few of the items mentioned on the show: Videos: Tonkin "how to play" video: Tonkin - Cao Bang 001 Last Days in Vietnam Breaker Morant Books: Gettysburg: The Last Invasion – Guelzo Alexander the Great and the Logistics of the Macedonian Army - Engels The Universal Baseball Association, Inc., J. Henry Waugh, Prop. - Coover A Bright Shining Lie: John Paul Vann and America in Vietnam - Sheehan Stats: Charles Joseph Minard’s : Carte figurative des pertes successives en hommes de l'Armée Française dans la campagne de Russie 1812-1813 Games: Breakout & Pursuit SPI Dunnigan Ambush, Freedom in the Galaxy, Hell's Highway, RAF, D-Day at Omaha Beach, Enemy Action: Ardennes - Butterfield  The Civll War - Smith, For the People - Herman, The Korean War - Balkoski Tonkin - Kanger Red Winter - Mokszycki Dien Bien Phu - The Final Gamble - Kanger In Country: Vietnam 1965-75 - Miranda =========== Guns, Dice, Butter, now with over 50k downloads, is available on iTunes, Boardgamegeek and many other places where gamers hang on the web. GDB website: http://gunsdicebutter.libsyn.com/

Welcome to Episode XXII of Guns, Dice, Butter; a series of conversations (238+ minutes in this case, given, our 238th Fourth of July) with members of the wargaming tribe. O:05 Joe Balkoski: intro to gaming, SPI stories, Minuteman, War in the Ice, City Fight & Wacht Am Rhein, Operation Typhoon 0:33 Joe: Cover art to Patton’s Third Army, Redmon Simonsen, SPI Peak, Transition to Avalon Hill Classic, end day at SPI, 0:54 Joe: AH days, Victory Games, The Korean War 1:09 Joe: Great Campaigns of the American Civil War, Computer Gaming, post gaming, 29th Division, returning to the tribe   1:40 Nick Karp, Discussion of Desert Fox, games in the pipeline for Shenandoah Studio   2: 00 Mark Herman, Enrico Viglino, Marty Sample: “Perspective” overview, the game the Bermuda Triangle (and a discussion about the ability to control weather in the true spirit of what Richard Berg calls “playing a game from the god perspective”), Sim City, Integrated Poly/Mil Leadership, WiF/DoD, Kevin Zucker’s Napoleonic series of games, Berg’s Carthage & Rise of Roman Republic, Karp’s Vietnam  2: 20 Mark, Enrico, Marty: Enrico’s Scale & Scope rant, D&D, La Grand Guerre, Mark’s great story about John Glenn (yes, THAT John Glenn), Churchill’s bunker and mind, Unconditional Surrender, Supreme Commander, Days of Dis 2:42 Mark’s Churchill design goes to the Peloponnesian War, Lace Wars/Red Sash, games that give you orders: Musket & Pike, Hastings 1066, Men of Iron, Flowers or the Forest, playing Angicourt at SPI 3:03: Items that distract from “perspective”, tactical WWII games, disturbing swimsuit attire, Mark’s Rommel story (yes, THAT Rommel), Patton, reprint of Pacific War, new WBC location discussion   3:25 Salvatore Vasta: Discussion of his new design Unconditional Surrender   4:00 Guns, Dice, Butter wrap: gaming plate, shout outs   4:07 Remembering some of our dear gaming mates that have passed   4:13 Applenista   Guns, Dice, Butter, now with approximately 50,000 downloads, is available on iTunes, Boardgame Geek, Consimworld, elsewhere and the GDB website: http://gunsdicebutter.libsyn.com/   Items mentioned on the podcast: La Grande Guerre session report: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/article/16190004 The Korean War session report: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/1191569  Liberty Roads session report: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/1187618 Empires in Arms session report: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/1170211 1st MN Historical Wargaming Society: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/guild/875 Wargamers paying it forward: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/174505 Lace Wars http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/28559

Welcome to Guns, Dice, Butter: Episode XX April 16, 2014 On this episode of GDB: 0:00 Episode Intro and Preview 0:13 Eklund: Conversation with Phil Eklund, designer of High Frontier, Pax Porfiriana , Greenland ,  Luftschiff (Zeppelins!) and 26 other games covering the human (and pre-human) experience. 1:22 War by Other Means: Panel discussion with Jim Doughan, Mark Herman and Brian Train regarding the other “7 M’s”  of warcraft {besides the 3 traditional "M's" of combat - machetes (irregular), machine guns (conventional) and missles(strategic)} that support the BIG “M” (morale) in making and waging war: message (casus belli – manufacturing it and maintaining it) , media, money, mercenaries (mercs/brownshirts/proxies/little green men), mayhem (attacks on opponents fabric of society), Mi5/Mi6 (spycraft) and Prince Klemens Wenzel von Metternich (Clausewitz's “have a good pen” – diplomacy – internal/external). 2:12 Conversation with Brian Train, regarding his recent DTP design  Ukrainian Crisis game and other bits and bobs 2:36 Wrap up: What’s on my wargaming plate (using wargames in school), Eklund’s “Nature bats last”, B.H.Liddell Hart’s “Lenin had a vision of fundamental truth when he said the soundest strategy in war is to postpone operations until the moral disintegration of the enemy renders the delivery of the mortal blow both possible and easy.”, shout-outs and what not. Guns, Dice, Butter available on iTunes, Boardgamegeek (guild 1293), Consimworld (Consim Café folder), the GDB website and elsewhere on the web. GDB has approximately 10k listeners and well over 40k downloads. Thank you for your continued support!

Welcome to Episode XVII: SEP 11, 2013 of Guns, Dice, Butter: a series of conversations with members of the wargaming tribe 0:00 Introduction: Episode Preview 0:06 Panel discussion with Mark Herman, Eric Lee Smith, Ed Beach and Ed Wimble (and his parrot) regarding the American Civil War and Wargames 1:05 Discussion with Eric Lee Smith (Shenandoah Studio) and Ed Wimble (Clash of Arms regarding their collaboration on a new game on Gettysburg 1:42 Wrap up: On our wargaming desk,  shout outs and Guns, Dice, Butter news.

Welcome to Episode XVI: July 31, 2013 of Guns, Dice, Butter: a series of conversations with members of the wargaming tribe 0:02 Introduction: Episode Preview 0:07 Panel discussion with Maymi Hayakawa (FushigiTerebi youtube channel) and Gesine Staniend (kallisto73 youtube channel) on their journey as new and relatively new wargamers; very interesting perspectives. 1:05 Panel discussion with Mark Herman, Brian Train and Volko Ruhnke regarding Games of the WWIII: The Cold War Goes Hot. We survey 3WW and discuss our favorites (Third World War {GDW}, The Next War {SPI} and a few others). We also examine how the subject was covered in media (movies, tv, etc), why WWIII didn't happen (yet!) and WWIII games today. 2:56 Wrap up: On our wargaming desk,  shout outs and Guns, Dice, Butter news.   Survey of third world war games and media available on http://gunsdicebutter.libsyn.com/

Welcome to Episode X of Guns, Dice, Butter. 0:01 Intro 0:06 Conversation with Mercury Games: Richard Diosi (Doc Stryder) and Kevin Nesbitt 0:32 Panel discussion with Mark Herman, Brian Train and Volko Ruhnke regarding insurgencies and wargames: Wide ranging discussion examining wargames that model insurgencies (see website for link to games on insurgencies and national/strategic will games), political dynamics of insurgencies and insurgency games in the pipeline from this group of designers (A Distant Plan {Afghanistan}, Fire on the Lake {Vietnam}, etc). 2:18 Wrap up

Retrocedemos hasta 2008 para hablar de la adaptación cinematográfica del libro El niño con el pijama de rayas de John Boyne. El director que llevó a cabo la adaptación fue Mark Herman y el protagonista elegido, el niño Asa Butterfield.Escuchar audio

Third Episode of Guns, Dice, Butter. 0:0 Introduction with Herr Dr: Feedback, review of listener survey on Boardgamegeek.com, preview of episode 0:31 Conversation with Andrew Mulholland, author of “Keeping the Colonies Royal”, a review of strategic level boardgames on the American Revolutionary War, 2008, ATO, issue 23. 0:50  Panel discussion with Ed Wimble, game designer and owner of Clash of Arms, Mark Herman, game designer extraordinaire  and Andrew Mulholland. 2:08 Conversation with renowned gamer and host of Jerkcon, Jeff Paull 2:33 Wrap up with Herr Dr: news, preview of episode 4 and shout outs. For background information on games of the ARW and links to information provided in the podcast, see www.gunsdicebutter.com Provide feedback by participating in Episode 3 survey on Boardgamegeek.com (to be posted soon)  Next episode will be posted in May 2012

First episode of Guns, Dice, Butter: a podcast of a series of conversations with members of the wargaming tribe. In this first episode, Herr Dr discusses how he thinks the podcast may (or may not!) contribute to the dialogue in the hobby. Secondly, he has a long conversation with game designer Mark Herman regarding Mark's early days in the hobby at SPI, a few of his published wargames and what Mark currently has in the pipeline. Final major segment is with Jim Doughan regarding those games out recently, and those in the pipeline, that we must score a copy of...soon! Herr Dr wraps up the show with News, Analysis and What Not - and a preview of the next episode of Guns, Butter, Dice. Feedback encouraged: discussion board on Consimworld.com and boardgamegeek.com related to Guns, Dice, Butter.

First episode of Guns, Dice, Butter: a podcast of a series of conversations with members of the wargaming tribe. In this first episode, Herr Dr discusses how he thinks the podcast may (or may not!) contribute to the dialogue in the hobby. Secondly, he has a long conversation with game designer Mark Herman regarding Mark's early days in the hobby at SPI, a few of his published wargames and what Mark currently has in the pipeline. Final major segment is with Jim Doughan regarding those games out recently, and those in the pipeline, that we must score a copy of...soon! Herr Dr wraps up the show with News, Analysis and What Not - and a preview of the next episode of Guns, Butter, Dice. Feedback encouraged: discussion board on Consimworld.com and boardgamegeek.com related to Guns, Dice, Butter. This is the same as the Episode 1; only in a MP3 format and low quality (60 megs vs 180 megs)