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Looking for some card games for your family to grow into? We’ve got you covered. 0:00:00 Fact for 415 The racing tall ship Amerigo Vespucci holds the record for the largest maximum crew complement: 415 sailors. Sponsor Message If you’d like to talk about other ideas to help pass on your financial values to your children, schedule a time to talk to First Move by going to firstmovefinancial.com/familygamers today. 0:04:25 What We’ve Been Playing Compile: Main 2 (very much like Compile: Main 1)Logic & Lore – review coming soon. Check out the Kickstarter!IchorIliadCarnutaDice Throne: Marvel X-menTidal Blades 2: Rise of the UnfoldersVerdant ArizonaDice ClashEmbersTag Team 0:29:00 January Monthly Report Anitra: 42 plays, 23 unique games. H-index: 3. Most played: Trio Andrew: 23 plays of 14 unique games. H-index: 2. Most played: Trio & Verdant Arizona 0:31:00 The Family Gamers Community Welcome to our newest members! You can join the community on Facebook. We also cover some “for science” emails from listener Mallory. Would you be interested in hearing us try recipes “for science”? 0:35:15 #Backtalk We asked about your New Year resolutions: any that have to do with board games? You responded on the Facebook group and on the #backtalk channel of the Discord. 0:41:30 Room to Grow: Card Games Our goal with Room to Grow is to bring your kids – or your family – through a series of games that grow in complexity. Normally, we take a beginner game, an intermediate game, and an advanced game (and some honorable mentions). They offer a plan for growth for players to get comfortable with that mechanic, and all are family-friendly. What is a card game? For the purposes of this podcast, we’re defining it as: A game that uses only cards (plus maybe a few tokens or a scoresheet) Can be played with more than 2 players Rewards paying attention to what is going on around the table (not just your own hand/tableau) Beginner: Flip 7 There are several games we could pick as a really easy starting point. But this one is the most like conventional card games, so we think it feels the most approachable. Young kids can play this and enjoy it as long as they have basic numeracy. They might not get the statistics, but they can understand that there’s only one 1 and a lot of 12s, and they don’t want repeats. See our review of Flip 7. Intermediate: Fantasy Realms or Marvel Remix This is pretty much the same game with two themes: Fantasy Realms is medieval-ish fantasy, and Marvel Remix is obviously Marvel super-heroes and villains. Turns out, there’s a third one called Star Trek: Missions! Build a hand of cards that combo well together to get the most points. Each turn, you will add a card to your hand and discard a card from your hand, trying to get a little better each time. All cards get discarded to a central area, which also becomes the pool to draw cards from (in addition to the deck). The rules do get a little more complicated with two players, but it’s still do-able. Advanced: Res Arcana or Race for the Galaxy or San Juan Another set of three games with very similar mechanics – probably because the same guy (Tom Lehmann) designed two and had a heavy hand in the development of the third. Res Arcana is fantasy themed, Race for the Galaxy is sci-fi, and San Juan is loosely themed around colonizing the Americas. In San Juan, you build buildings from the cards in your hands, paying other cards from your hand as the cost. Each turn, the current player chooses a “role” – everyone gets to do an action based on that role, while the chooser gets a bonus. Race for the Galaxy is somewhat more complicated. Everyone secretly selects an action, then simultaneously reveals. All of the actions that were picked will be performed in a round. You’re still paying out cards to play other cards, which interact in all kinds of ways in the different phases. This one has victory point & power chips to help you track values as the game goes along. Res Arcana is along the same lines: collect “essences” to be able to claim abilities & cards. Work towards ten victory points to win the game. This was a Kennerspiel Recommended game in 2020: A hobby game, but not overly complicated. 0:54:30 New Backtalk Question What should we talk about next? Is there some board game topic you are curious about? Or… what boardgame would you write a valentine to? Tell us on the #backtalk channel on our Discord, or in our Facebook community. 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We conclude our c2b3 experience with the towering album closer, Ignorance Is Bliss. Peat Rains of You Bred Raptors? joins us to explicate the music and lyrics, and to discuss what makes this a grand statement at the end of the record. For those who don't know what a mohel is, we have you covered. Find Peats band, You Bred Raptors? on Instagram and at youbredraptors.comGet involvedInstagramFacebookEmailBurn your money 

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I kick off this episode with new releases that I dig, which includes Covet's catharsis, Jesus Piece's ...So Unknown, As Everything Unfolds's Ultraviolet, The St. Pierre Snake Invasion's Galore, and Doom Genesis & The Alchemist's No Idols. My special guest includes Peat Rains, the founding member and 8-string bassist from NYC's instrumental post-rock trio You Bred Raptors? Peat shares the how “sounding different” has given the band really cool opportunities, like membership of the Music Under New York Program, and dives into the band's new album LYSINE, out this Friday, May 12th. Peat also shares the oldest thing he owns, which happens to be 70 Million Years Old.

Cordie and Alex sit down with Peat Rains of You Bred Raptors? out of New York City to talk about busking subway stations, touring and their upcoming album release later on this year.

This week the Buddies discuss their ideal self-care days, the Fantastic Beasts series, podcast support methods, pitch a Harry Potter sequel trilogy set in the modern day, and not talking to other people at the urinal. Share with a friend! Recommendations: Game of Thrones (show), You Bred Raptors? (band), Memory (movie)

If you're looking for new music, this is the episode for you. Peat Rains of You Bred Raptors? (with the question mark) is the guest. He's the kind of guy who started playing bass because everyone else was playing guitar. His introduction to music was a little different than most. His earliest influence was his deadhead pastor father. Immediately after high school, he was signed to a label in a Pennsylvania diner. It was one of those milkshake type of deals. He started playing 8 string bass because of a typo and a friend willing to front him $700. The band You Bred Raptors? has paid its dues by busking in New York City subways. But that's also how they got the gig opening for Yoko Ono at MOMA, a TED Talk, and several birthday parties. Peat is very candid about being difficult to define, winning the all important wife demographic, and what Rick Springfield has or has not done for him. We also find out about the strangest tip the band has ever received. Follow the band @youbredraptors on social media. Buy music on Bandcamp or at their website youbredraptors.com (which is where you can also book them for YOUR next birthday party). Follow us @PerformanceAnx on social media. Support us at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety or performanceanx,threadless.com. And without further delay, Peat Rains of You Bred Raptors? on Performance Anxiety on the Pantheon Podcast Network.

If you're looking for new music, this is the episode for you. Peat Rains of You Bred Raptors? (with the question mark) is the guest. He's the kind of guy who started playing bass because everyone else was playing guitar. His introduction to music was a little different than most. His earliest influence was his deadhead pastor father. Immediately after high school, he was signed to a label in a Pennsylvania diner. It was one of those milkshake type of deals. He started playing 8 string bass because of a typo and a friend willing to front him $700. The band You Bred Raptors? has paid its dues by busking in New York City subways. But that's also how they got the gig opening for Yoko Ono at MOMA, a TED Talk, and several birthday parties. Peat is very candid about being difficult to define, winning the all important wife demographic, and what Rick Springfield has or has not done for him. We also find out about the strangest tip the band has ever received. Follow the band @youbredraptors on social media. Buy music on Bandcamp or at their website youbredraptors.com (which is where you can also book them for YOUR next birthday party). Follow us @PerformanceAnx on social media. Support us at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety or performanceanx,threadless.com. And without further delay, Peat Rains of You Bred Raptors? on Performance Anxiety on the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you're looking for new music, this is the episode for you. Peat Rains of You Bred Raptors? (with the question mark) is the guest. He's the kind of guy who started playing bass because everyone else was playing guitar. His introduction to music was a little different than most. His earliest influence was his deadhead pastor father. Immediately after high school, he was signed to a label in a Pennsylvania diner. It was one of those milkshake type of deals. He started playing 8 string bass because of a typo and a friend willing to front him $700. The band You Bred Raptors? has paid its dues by busking in New York City subways. But that's also how they got the gig opening for Yoko Ono at MOMA, a TED Talk, and several birthday parties. Peat is very candid about being difficult to define, winning the all important wife demographic, and what Rick Springfield has or has not done for him. We also find out about the strangest tip the band has ever received. Follow the band @youbredraptors on social media. Buy music on Bandcamp or at their website youbredraptors.com (which is where you can also book them for YOUR next birthday party). Follow us @PerformanceAnx on social media. Support us at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety or performanceanx,threadless.com. And without further delay, Peat Rains of You Bred Raptors? on Performance Anxiety on the Pantheon Podcast Network.

If you're looking for new music, this is the episode for you. Peat Rains of You Bred Raptors? (with the question mark) is the guest. He's the kind of guy who started playing bass because everyone else was playing guitar. His introduction to music was a little different than most. His earliest influence was his deadhead pastor father. Immediately after high school, he was signed to a label in a Pennsylvania diner. It was one of those milkshake type of deals. He started playing 8 string bass because of a typo and a friend willing to front him $700. The band You Bred Raptors? has paid its dues by busking in New York City subways. But that's also how they got the gig opening for Yoko Ono at MOMA, a TED Talk, and several birthday parties. Peat is very candid about being difficult to define, winning the all important wife demographic, and what Rick Springfield has or has not done for him. We also find out about the strangest tip the band has ever received. Follow the band @youbredraptors on social media. Buy music on Bandcamp or at their website youbredraptors.com (which is where you can also book them for YOUR next birthday party). Follow us @PerformanceAnx on social media. Support us at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety or performanceanx,threadless.com. And without further delay, Peat Rains of You Bred Raptors? on Performance Anxiety on the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We celebrated five years at Radio Free Brooklyn with a visit by an artist that we've been fans of for as long as I've been hosting The Rodent Hour - You Bred Raptors? How does one describe the music of YBR? How about this? "If Jackie Kennedy and Andy Warhol threw a masquerade ball, You Bred Raptors? is the band that would play it." Playlist You Bred Raptors? - "Bayonette" Bayonets - "Cheap Cravat" Duel - "Children of the Fire" You Bred Raptors? - "Kowtow" Deaf Scene - "Acid Fight" You Bred Raptors? - "Orchids" Bullet Girl - "The Hunt" You Bred Raptors? - "Lux Aeterna" Juvenile Jury - "Ain't All That" This show was originally broadcast on November 15, 2021. For detailed track listing please visit our show page on Spinitron. Tune in every Monday evening @ 8PM Eastern, only on Radio Free Brooklyn. Support Radio Free Brooklyn Please be sure to subscribe to our monthly newsletter for the latest news about new programming and upcoming RFB events. You can sign up here. If you're an Amazon shopper and would like to donate in a way that costs nothing to you, register RFB as your Amazon Smile charity. Every time you shop, a portion of every purchase benefits Radio Free Brooklyn.

Week 2 of KRS1 serving as guest selector brings together a mixture of old favorites by The Highway, The Normal Living, Spanking Charlene, You Bred Raptors?, Alejandro Meola, The Tye Trybe, BAD LOOK, Bloom and Castle Black plus new music by good people including Finn & His Rustkickers, New Myths, Doe Paoro and Vajra. There's a commonality between the artists on the playlist that won't be too hard to figure out. Besides all of the artists being local, all being good people and all being former guests, we've seen 100% of the artists perform live. I think that's pretty darn cool. PLAYLIST The Highway - "Black and White" Finn & His Rustkickers - "If Not For You/Sweet Jane" The Normal Living - "Blue Sky" Spanking Charlene - "Too Broke to Go Out" New Myths - "Bad Connection" Doe Paoro - "Universe Promises" You Bred Raptors? - "Bayonette" Alejandro Meola & Robinsones - "Gypsy Woman (She Told Me)" Castle Black - "Happy Bday, 2moro" Vajra - "Maya" The Tye Trybe - "Bang Shotgun" Bad Look - "Tribe You Lation" Bloom - "All Points West" Listen live every Monday at 8:00 PM EDT on Radio Free Brooklyn. Follow The Rodent Hour on social media: Facebook Twitter Instagram

What's YOUR favorite song that you want to play any time you walk into a room? Mine would have to be Orchids, by You Bred Raptors? It's such a banger.   #BlessedBeHerName    Our adventurers: Vaan - Half-Elf Sorcerer. Rhys - Lizardfolk Barbarian. Chadwick - Human Cleric. Paelias - High Elf Rogue.   Have a question or want to chat with us? You can find us on social media!   Twitter: https://twitter.com/ruleofcoolcast Discord: https://discord.gg/UggPeSM Email: theruleofcoolpodcast@gmail.com Website: https://theruleofcoolpod.com/ iTunes link: http://www.bit.ly/TheRuleOfCool  

Hey listener! We're sorry if you were looking for the next installment of The Rule of Cool Podcast but we decided we wanted to play a funny one shot just in time for the holidays. Just as a warning, this one is a little bit longer than we usually put out, so apologies in advance. We'll return to our main story line in the next episode, promise.  Our adventurers: Nolan Giroux - Halfling Fighter (Scout).  Kellen Udelhofer - Wood Elf Monk.  Telera Essidril - High Elf Paladin.  Our intro and outro music is the song "Hyperbole" by You Bred Raptors? You can find their music wherever fine music is sold or at their website, http://youbredraptors.com/.  Let us know what you think about the One-Shot Fun Shot! format.  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ruleofcoolcast Discord: https://discord.gg/UggPeSM Email: theruleofcoolpodcast@gmail.com Website: https://theruleofcoolpod.com/ iTunes link: bit.ly/TheRuleOfCool

You Bred Raptors? are a three piece instrumental busking band out of New York City. Their songs are crafted with 8-string bass, cello, drums and two glockenspiels. The compositions have a heavy, post-rock, experimental, film score-like sound. They are also one of the hardest working bands that I know. http://youbredraptors.com/ You Bred Raptors? - "Bayonette"Iced Ink - "Crazy Eyes"You Bred Raptors? - "polka dot"Karen & the Sorrows - "Take Me For A Ride"Murder For Girls - "Murder For Girls"You Bred Raptors? - "stalemate"You Bred Raptors? - "Hyperbole"Zack Keim - "On the Run Blues" The Rodent Hour plays independent rock 'n' roll from Brooklyn & beyond every Monday evening at 8PM only on Radio Free Brooklyn. If you like any of the music played during the show please think about purchasing the music & adding it to your collection. rfb.nyc/trh

Radio Free Brooklyn is very excited to announce that we have officially launched our second live stream – RFB 2: LocalChords. RFB 2 is a 24/7 uninterrupted stream consisting exclusively of LOCAL music – i.e. bands based in New York City. Grace McLean & Them Apples - "Ocean-Vapor"Doe Paoro - "Born Whole"Pep - "Run"You Bred Raptors? - "Bayonette"Sun Voyager - "White Angel"The Space Merchants - "Reavers"God Tiny - "Born to die"You Bred Raptors? - "stalemate"Cinema Cinema - "Bomb Plot"Bbigpigg - "Chow Time"Limbo Dolls - "feed"Dead Heart Bloom - "motion"Tucker Woods - "Lunatic"Alejandro Meola & Robinsones - "Gypsy Woman (She Told Me)"You Bred Raptors? - "Hyperbole"Kabbalah - "Phantasmal Planetoid"Heavy Traffic - "Medicated Bed" The Rodent Hour plays independent rock 'n' roll from Brooklyn & beyond every Monday evening at 8PM only on Radio Free Brooklyn. rfb.nyc/trh

Bryan Wilson is a cellist, composer, educator and author of the book Cello Chords. He wrote, produced, and just released a solo debut "Oso Perezoso" , and has played in and managed the post-rock band You Bred Raptors? since 2011. Scroll down to listen in on his hilarious and fascinating insights in Creative Strings Podcast Episode 22, during which we cover: - Performing in NYC Subways - Booking tours and running an indie rock band as a business - Breakdowns of several songs off his new album, and a look at his approach to education, composition and production. Please take a moment to visit our sponsor Electric Violin Shop, your one-stop shop for electric instruments, amps, gear, accessories, and most of all, expertise. Use code CHOWES at checkout and take 5% off of your order. Call 866-900-8400 to get your questions answered on "all things electric strings". While you are talking to EVS, be sure to ask them about the new Yamaha Electric Violin (you can check out my video review here). I've been a Yamaha performing artist for almost 20 years now and am very proud to be a part of the Yamaha family.

This week we have a set of surprise guests that we announced last week! I guess that's not really a surprise, huh? It's Eric and Drew from TABPxDSME, in other words The Aurora Borealis Project and Drewsif Stalin's Musical Endeavors! We have a good old time trying to talk about their amazing upcoming album The World Is A Colder Place Now. Well, we try anyway. Since Drew and I are both invested in derailing as much as possible, it goes to different places. I had a great time! Then, we talk about the news of the week. What news of the week? Stuff like Misha of Periphery doing a song for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Heri Joensen of Tyr killing whales and defending his actions, Stereogum's monthly metal roundup, You Bred Raptors playing to an empty venue, then new music or teases towards such by Departe, Saor, Destrage, System of a Down, Anaal Nathrakh, Anciients, Alcest, Negura Bunget, Hannes Grossmann, and Allegaeon. Eden gets pretty mad about the last one!

For the last Autographs of the year, Matt sits down with Bassist Peat Rains and Cellist Bryan Wilson of You Bred Raptors?, the inquisitively-titled, enigmatic instrumental band based in Astoria, Queens. Infused with funk, folk, jazz, classical, and alternative rock, the band's discography is available on Bandcamp along with their latest LP, Grant, which was released in November of last year. Avid buskers, Peat & Bryan speak with Matt about what it's like trying to make a living as full-time musicians in New York, and how the city's ever-changing music scene continues to impact performers. They also discuss their differing tastes, their writing process, and their residency at the show Sleep No More. Continue reading

Bashir Harrell joins us again with some more words on love, then Alex Kapelman shares some personal insights into what it takes to "make it" in radio, and last up is Peat Rains of the band You Bred Raptors? talking about how easy it is to get screwed over when you're on your own making music. ---------------------- Episode 76 - Intersection, Privilege, and Concerts Editor/mixer -Michael Belancourt Narrator -Nizar Babul Contributors -Bashir Harrell "Conceited" -Alex Kapelman "Privileged in Radio" -Peat Rains "Negotiations" Music -Narration: Sage Judd - ZSMRTH -Segment 1: saib. - her. -Segment 2: Alternate Cake - Mahje -Segment 3: Dean Murphy - Intro, Dean Murphy - Point Pleasant ---------------------- If you liked Alex's segment, be sure to check out his podcast, Pitch: http://www.pitchpodcast.org/ If you liked Peat's segment, be sure to check out his band, You Bred Raptors?: http://youbredraptors.com/ If you liked the music be sure to check out Michael Belancourt, Mr. Alexander, Sage Judd, Mobius Strip, , Alternate Cake, and Dean Murphy: http://soundcloud.com/enfinity http://soundcloud.com/mr-alexand-er https://www.facebook.com/Mobiusstripwinfield https://soundcloud.com/m-bius-strip https://saibeats.bandcamp.com/ https://soundcloud.com/saib_eats http://www.alternatecake.com/ http://www.facebook.com/DeanMurphyMusic http://www.deanmurphymusic.com/ If you want to have your music featured on Comatose, send us an email at Submissions@comapod.com or tweet us @ComatosePodcast.

The guys are back to discuss a variety of topics including the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo attacks in France and possible freedom of speech hypocrisy in the wake of recent events, liberal blogger Raif Badawi's 1,000 lashes punishment in Saudi Arabia, Nancy Grace's absurd interview with 2 Chainz about weed, and a conversation with guest Bryan Wilson of the band You Bred Raptors? about erotic massages. We had a lot of fun recording this episode. Hope you guys enjoy it! Follow us on Twitter: @ManSamp, @A_Lozzi, @JoeyFromJerzey, @YouBredRaptors and @StandUpNYLabs Please rate and subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/manda…id932147356?mt=2 Go to www.StandUpNYLabs.com to listen to all of the other great podcasts on the network.

This week, Open Circuit brings you new music from NY experimental jammers You Bred Raptors?, the latest from Stemage and Chunkstyle of Metroid Metal, a variety pack of Atlantic Canadian music featuring Surgeon, Scientists of Sound, Tupper Ware Remix Party, and Heosphoros, and a pair of songs from Chromelodeon alumnus Dan Tarng’s band Store Cats.  ...Continue reading ‘Open Circuit #73’ »