Goblin Lore Podcast

Hello, Podwalkers, and welcome to theGoblin Lore Podcast! In ourfourth episode, Alex Newman and Hobbes Q. elaborate on their extensive experience at Magic Grand Prixs and conventions in general. We offer helpful tips for first-time GP-goers, what to look for and do for each personality type, and discuss how introverts or those with social anxiety who are concerned about going to a big event might negotiate the situation. ALSO! The guys will be at GP Minneapolis, doing giveaways and recording

Hello, Podwalkers, and welcome to theGoblin Lore Podcast! TW: trauma, PTSD, sexual violence, rape, combat violence, child abuse, death, suicide, social anxiety, depression. In ourthirdepisode, we continue our discussion of trauma in the Magic Multiverse. Alex Newmanexplainswhere Magic: the Gathering – like a lot of media – both succeeds and fails in using trauma as a "superhero origin story". The guys then discuss how that functions in relation to the neo-walkers sparking inMagic

Hello, Podwalkers, and welcome to theGoblin Lore Podcast! TW: trauma, PTSD, sexual violence, rape, combat violence, child abuse, death, suicide, social anxiety, depression. In oursecond episode, Hobbes Q. explains what trauma is and how it differs from – but relates to – post-traumatic stress disorder (PSTD),and describes the resilience people findto work through a traumatic experience. Joe Redemann explains how this relates to our understandings of Nicol Bolas's birth and first experience in

Hello, Podwalkers, and Welcome to the Goblin Lore Podcast! In our first episode, we discuss our favorite bits of nonsense in the Magic: the Gathering multiverse, as well as thebig reveal of the first story in the Core 2019: Chronicles of Bolas cycle, "The Twins". We also introduce the MTG psychographic profiles – Timmy/Tammy, Johnny/Jenny, Spike, Mel, and Vorthos – and explain how we interact with the game and story of Magic: the Gathering, as well as why we believe this podcast is a necessary