Podcast appearances and mentions of steve port

Steve Port joins me on the podcast to discuss his latest project, Melee.gg and the future of Magic tournaments, online and offline. Learn how Melee.gg can allow your game store to run Magic tournaments more efficiently than ever, both in store and on Magic: Arena. Find out how the platform works, how you can run events with minimal staffing and still have a smooth tournament experience for your customers, and how the Melee.gg team is changing the way events are run. Melee.gg is a great way for game stores to run tournaments that was previously reserved for the likes of the Star City Games Tour and other premier organizers. Steve Port Steve's introduction to competitive gaming was in the early 90's when he began organizing leagues for strategy games. This was followed closely by organizing sanctioned events for Wizards of the Coast. This early hobby quickly turned into full time employment as he acquired contracts with companies like Wizards of the Coast, Upper Deck, and Konami. From 2001-2015 Steve organized some of Magic's largest tournaments while also starting and overseeing several companies connected to the tabletop gaming world. He's heading up Melee.gg with Jason Flatford, Brad Nelson, and Adam Shaw, each of which brings something unique to the team in addition to their shared passion for Magic: the Gathering. Steve was also one of my first interviewees on the podcast years ago. He appeared on episode 14 of the Manaverse Podcast back in 2015, and now he's back to give us the lowdown on Melee.gg and the future of running tournaments online. Questions How did you get involved in Melee.gg? From a complete newbie perspective, how does the system work? How do you capture payments? Is there a limit? How are prizes (if any) distributed? What are some best practices for running great tournaments with the software? What's the biggest tournament you've seen on the platform so far? How should store owners be using the platform to run events? How can they get involved and become organizers? What's planned for the future of Melee.gg? Links melee.gg https://mtgmelee.com/Account/Login?ReturnUrl=%2FOrganization%2FApply (Become an Organizer) https://mtgmelee.com/Documentation (Melee.gg Documentation) manaversesaga.com/join

I sit down with the the upcoming First Lady of Wisconsin, Steve Port... If you want to know what a house with Covid-19 looks like first hand, sit down and put Steve in your ears for an hour. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-brenner/support

In this episode Bryan and Jacob learn about MTGMelee, a new web based service that allows running and playing in online MTG Tournaments. The JudgeCast crew sit down with Steve Port and learn the ins-and-outs for Players, TOs, and Judges. … Continue reading →

Canopy Sounds welcomes a producer, DJ, and record label owner who needs no introduction. It's NYE with Mark Slee! For our 70th episode, Manjumasi co-owner Mark Slee offers a laid back and sexy mix to provide the perfect soundtrack to easy your way into NYE. Tracklisting: (00:00) Fulltone - Looped [Kindisch, 2019] (05:04) Sunlightsquare - Oyelo (Atjazz Astro Remix Instrumental) [Sunlightsquare, 2019] (10:21) Suave (Be) - No Doubts (Alffie Remix) [Hollow Lab, 2019] (15:20) Albuquerque, CANCCI - Chasing Time [Akbal Music, 2019] (20:35) Davide Ferrario - Drops [My Other Side of the Moon, 2019] (26:41) Ly Sander feat. Jules Etienne - Lay Down (Ripperton's Dream Sequence Mix) [Special place recordings, 2019] (33:02) Drep Dapps - We Are [Whoyostro White, 2019] (37:46) Dilby - Set Trippin (Daniel Meister Remix) [Bondage Music, 2019] (44:03) Louie Fresco - Mine [Music Is 4 Lovers, 2019] (50:05) Constantijn Lange - Phonic Knights [RVNSWY, 2019] (54:52) FC Kahuna - Hayling (John Digweed & Nick Muir Reprise) [Subtract, 2019] Follow Mark and Manjumasi: Soundlcloud: @mcslee Soundcloud: @manjumasi Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/mark-slee/320710 Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/label/manjumasi/55855 This week's art was contributed by watercolor artist, Steve Port.

Your worst BFFs are back with season finale of Cheers and we loved this episode so much we recorded this podcast twice!Hey, AVAIL is back! Can't we just talk about that for an hour instead? Or would you rather listen to Lindsay list things her dog has eaten? Anything to avoid talking about Cheers!While we're at it, lets figure out where Venezuela is located, chat about the D-Man aka the man with no face, and would you believe both of us have siblings who are more successful than us?Then we discuss whether we should have our exes on the show (we definitely should), the time Trevor robbed a child, does anyone ACTUALLY has a savings account, and we try to answer the age-old question: how the fuck do you pronounce Yeats? Plus, neither of us can believe it took us 20 episodes to finally dunk on Steve Port, but we made up for loss time by being super mean to him. Lindsay introduces a new segment where we put our relationship expertise to the test and finally, we get all hyped up to watch The Big Bang Theory!Support Where Everybody Knows Your Shame by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/knows-your-shameFind out more at https://knows-your-shame.pinecast.co

Steve Port (a local resident in Syracuse) wrote a editorial to Syracuse.com complaining about the kiss cam. He says "wrong message at a time when colleges are fighting against sexual assault." Hoppe explains why this guy is over reacting, but at the same time we need to be more outspoken about sexual assault. Hoppe tears this dude a part since he is the one man who shut everything down. He's got power!

Steve Port (a local resident in Syracuse) wrote a editorial to Syracuse.com complaining about the kiss cam. He says "wrong message at a time when colleges are fighting against sexual assault." Hoppe explains why this guy is over reacting, but at the same time we need to be more outspoken about sexual assault. Hoppe tears this dude a part since he is the one man who shut everything down. He's got power!

The featured guest on today's podcast is Steve Port, perhaps you've heard of him? If not him, chances are one of his products has certainly crossed your path. Here's a brief list of the things Steve has added to the … https://www.manaversesaga.com/mvp014/ (Read More) The post https://www.manaversesaga.com/mvp014/ (MVP014: How To Get Your Game Idea Published While Playing Magic On The High Seas) appeared first on https://www.manaversesaga.com (Manaverse Saga).

Welcome to the new Across the Table. I'm switching up the format! Instead of a one-on-one conversation with a specific person, I'm moving towards a broader format where I can bring to your ears cool people and things I encounter in the gaming world. What does that mean? Well, for my first new interview, allow me to introduce Steve Port and Jay Semerad, publisher and designer of the new game Foretold, Rise of a God. We met at GenCon to talk about what it was like bringing the game to market. I'm proud to present Across the Table 37 - Foretold, Rise of a God from GenCon. I hope you enjoy the new format. I'm excited about it and the new freedom it will give me to bring you a healthy variety of content. Let me know what you think! You can find me on Twitter @mattmendoza or 5 Color Media on any relevant social media platform. Send any longform feedback to 5colormedia@gmail.com and please leave me reviews on iTunes. Thanks for listening! 

On a shoestring budget and hard work, Legion Events, Supplies, and Games owner Steve Port started his empire. But he’s not only one of the nicest guys around, he’s one of the hardest working. Live from GenCon, we talked about failed marriages, community involvement, starting a new family twenty years later, and much more. As always, send feedback to me on Twitter @mattmendoza or via email acrossthetablecast@gmail.com. Also, please leave the podcast a review on iTunes, it helps get it out there. Follow the cast @acrossthecast for updates and new episodes.  And don't forget to leave me a comment on ManaDeprived.com! Thanks for listening!