Podcast appearances and mentions of richard berg

Justiniano fue el emperador del Imperio Romano de Oriente que en el s. VI d.C. tuvo la ambición, los medios y la voluntad de embarcarse en la ardua tarea de recuperar para los romanos buena parte de las tierras perdidas en Occidente, mientras protegía el limes de otras amenazas. En el módulo Cataphract de Richard Berg y GMT, de la serie Grandes Batallas de la Historia, viene incluida una pequeña joya: Justinian. Un wargame estratégico para dos jugadores, sencillo pero con cuerpo, que trata las campañas de Justiniano llevadas a cabo por sus grandes generales Belisario y Narsés, al tiempo que hace frente a múltiples ataques a la integridad del Imperio y gestiona calamidades como la peste y otros reveses. Para la introducción histórica, Asier y Franjo cuentan de nuevo con el privilegio de entrevistar a uno de los mayores expertos de esta época: el investigador y divulgador José Soto Chica, Doctor en Historia Antigua por la Universidad de Granada. En el análisis del juego contamos con Carlos Díaz, responsable de haber despertado el interés y haber descubierto a los miembros de este podcast las bondades de este juego. Enlace en Mesa de Guerra a la traducción al castellano que ha hecho Carlos Díaz de las reglas de Justinian: https://mesadeguerra.com/download/justinian-manual-esp/ Partes: 00:00:00 Introducción 00:37:00 Justiniano y la Recuperatio Imperii 01:32:00 Las campañas en Occidente. Belisario y Narsés. 02:30:00 Análisis del juego 04:07:00 Conclusiones Tal y como se indica al final del episodio, los audios de terceros se incluyen bajo los acuerdos de ivoox con la SGAE.

Fosterlandet undersöker hur Sverigebilden uppstod vid förra sekelskiftet. I andra delen tittar vi närmare på de idéer och händelser som formade den svenska berättelsen om en enad, homogen nation. Det verkliga nationella uppvaknandet i Sverige kom med förlusten av Finland 1809. Esaias Tegnér fattade pennan och skrev dikten Svea. Stormaktstiden var över, men somliga hade svårt att svälja de förlorade ambitionerna. Dikten belönades av Svenska Akademien 1811, samma år som Geijer bildade Götiska förbundet. Svensk dikt dignade av referenser till asatrons gudar, till vikingarna och den av köld och umbäranden hårt tuktade svensken. Karl XII lyftes fram som en hjältekonung, den sista av sitt slag. Vid förra sekelskiftet kulminerade detta projekt. Skansen och Nordiska museet kom till, Richard Berg målade fram det nordiska ljuset, Hugo Alfvén omtolkade folkvisor till symfonier. Det förflutna var det som framtiden skulle byggas på. Men hur såg detta förflutna ut?På Skansen samtalar journalisten och författaren Po Tidholm med historikern och författaren Maja Hagerman och idéhistorikern Sverker Sörlin om hur bilden om ett homogent Sverige skapades och hur man definierade det äkta svenska.Fosterlandet är en serie i fyra delar gjord av Po Tidholm. Producent: Marie Liljedahl.

A Homo Ludens podcast exclusive episode where we talk about somewhat wargame related stuff we did this September of 2022. Part 1: 00:00 - discussion about things we watched, read and played in September with Joe Dewhurst. Movies discussed: Split Second, Pierrot le fou... Games discussed: People Power, Here I Stand, CONSIM Game Jam, Star Wars Rebellion, Die Macher. Interlude: 51:22 MF Doom - Deep Fried Frenz Part 2: 55:14 - Collective review of September's “Club de jeu” game, or system in this case, Men of Iron, released by GMT Games, designed by Richard Berg. Guests for the discussion: Stuart, Pierre & Timothy. Outro: 01:59:10 Arvo Pärt - Silouans Song To become part of the Homo Ludens community & support the show, send me a Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/homoludens1871 Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/homoludens1871

In episode 6 of this series we talk to Richard Berg a Canadian production designer responsible for Modern Family, Gotham and the upcoming show Gotham Knights. Follow Comic Boys: https://linktr.ee/comicboys Follow Khalil: https://linktr.ee/khaliljamal03Subscribe to the YouTube Channel Leave a rating and share with your friends

Tyko welcomes Renaissance Man, Richard Berg.A Comfortably Zoned Radio Network, production. All of our offerings are archived here. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiQUY00KIKj9RFo2Ruqg4Cg If you enjoy our offerings, we ask that you get in the habit of accumulating lightly used children's books, and donating them to your local Head Start.

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

Richard Berg from URP tell about their 26th production, Green Day's 'American Idiot and Tanya Mathivanan & Sarah Roa from Aenigma Theatre's "Turn of the Screw"

Failure can be a fortuitous thing, which is very good for Mark, as he is well accustomed to failure. While this week's review of Pax Renaissance is certainly not on the scale of, say, penicillin, it did give him the opportunity to play one of his top 20 games more. As to whether Walker profited or suffered from this development is a deep and abiding mystery solvable only by listening to this week's episode.Games Played Last Week: -Gaslands 2m29s (Glenn Ford & Mike Hutchinson, Osprey Publishing, 2017)-Space Hulk 3rd edition 4m56s (Richard Halliwell, Games Workshop, 2009)-Horizon Wars 7m37s (Robey Jenkins, Osprey Publishing, 2016)-Time of Crisis 10m30s(Wray Ferrell & Brad Johnson, GMT, 2017)-Q.E. 12m30s (Gavin Birnbaum, Boardgametables.com, 2019)-Lords of Hellas: Dark Ages Expansion 15m12s (Adam Kwapinski, Awaken Realms, 2019)-Getaway Driver 16m12s (Jeff Beck, Uproarious Games, 2019)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Goodbye to Richard Berg 18m17s-Spyfall through time 19m35s-The unfolding Golden Bell situation 20m28s-Walker shills his auction 23m53sFeature Game: Pax Renaissance 24m14s (Phil Eklund & Matt Eklund, Sierra Madre Games, 2016)

Failure can be a fortuitous thing, which is very good for Mark, as he is well accustomed to failure. While this week's review of Pax Renaissance is certainly not on the scale of, say, penicillin, it did give him the opportunity to play one of his top 20 games more. As to whether Walker profited or suffered from this development is a deep and abiding mystery solvable only by listening to this week's episode.Games Played Last Week: -Gaslands 2m29s (Glenn Ford & Mike Hutchinson, Osprey Publishing, 2017)-Space Hulk 3rd edition 4m56s (Richard Halliwell, Games Workshop, 2009)-Horizon Wars 7m37s (Robey Jenkins, Osprey Publishing, 2016)-Time of Crisis 10m30s(Wray Ferrell & Brad Johnson, GMT, 2017)-Q.E. 12m30s (Gavin Birnbaum, Boardgametables.com, 2019)-Lords of Hellas: Dark Ages Expansion 15m12s (Adam Kwapinski, Awaken Realms, 2019)-Getaway Driver 16m12s (Jeff Beck, Uproarious Games, 2019)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Goodbye to Richard Berg 18m17s-Spyfall through time 19m35s-The unfolding Golden Bell situation 20m28s-Walker shills his auction 23m53sFeature Game: Pax Renaissance 24m14s (Phil Eklund & Matt Eklund, Sierra Madre Games, 2016)

00:01 Preamble; 00:25 Introduction; 00:30 Antony and Cleopatra released; 00:45 Topics that appeal to Europeans; 01:30 Or maybe the British have Roman accents; 02:00 Mary enjoyed being frustrated; 02:25 Questions about duration; 02:55 A space occupied by cats; 03:35 Long games; 04:30 Too long and too big; 05:00 Production cost and MSRP; 06:55 Games with too few components; 07:15 The weight test; 09:00 "I do these books, Tom"; 09:25 Understandable enthusiasm; 09:50 Our reach; 10:25 Short games easier to test and table; 11:05 Pins and needles; 11:30 The immediate gratification of Table Battles; 11:55 Richard Berg's Dynasty; 12:50 Early tests of Westphalia; 14:30 Duration in solo games.

Vi snakker om Pax Romana og Genesis, to spil lavet af Richard Berg, der handler om hhv. Romere der prøver at erobre verden i den ene, og bronzealderfolk der prøver at erobre verden i den anden.

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.

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.

00:01 Introduction; 00:05 Operation Unthinkable; 02:45 Tom's "Annual" Sausage Fest; 04:30 Expensive sausages; 05:00 Duration in games; 05:30 The 18XX; 06:28 Monster games; 07:10 Long video games; 08:28 That sci-fi film where the guy is sad for four hours; 09:50 Richard Berg's Dynasty; 10:40 The elusive crossover market.

00:00 Introduction; 00:10 Cheese-Tasting "Event"; 01:45 Richard Berg's Question, Answered; 03:00 Limburger and Durians; 03:24 Cats and Their Toys; 04:03 Horse & Musket Update; 04:20 Playtest Counters; 05:14 Charlemagne, Master of Europe; 07:45 Supply Lines of the American Revolution: The Northern Theater, 1775-1777: The Title; 08:50 Historicity and Scale/Intent; 10:20 The Road That Wasn't; 11:30 Mary Plays "The Good Guys"; 12:15 The Saga of Mary's Picket.

Richard Berg joins Ron and I again to talk teaching, the stories we tell ourselves, and the stories others try to tell to us about us. Topics include Vietnam, Saving Private Ryan, Phil Ochs, Capitalism, Forrest Gump, The Dirty Dozen, Trump (of course) lies, truth, and more.

Anoa Changa joins me to talk about her show, to talk about shows, and to talk about talking. http://podcastrevolution.org/thewaywithanoa/ Also my buddy Ron joins me in conversation with Professor Richard Berg from USC. We talk about reading, politics, and teaching. Check out "Words Matter" on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Readresistrepeat/

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/

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