Did you know that some cat breeds only breed during certain times of the year? If you’re working with a breed that is considered a seasonal breeder, this episode is for you!I’ll explain what it means for your breeding program when your cats only cycle in the warmer months, how to adjust your breeding plans accordingly, and why understanding this natural rhythm is key to keeping your cats healthy and stress-free. Tune in to learn all about the seasonal breeding cycle and how to make the

Too many people treat crypto like it’s a lottery ticket — chasing every dog, cat, and meme coin. In this episode of Digital Reality with Yo! Mister Arroyo, we cut through the hype and talk about why blockchain is more than a hobby — it’s a system that’s redefining wealth, ownership, and how families invest for the future.I’ll break down:Why meme coins are gambling, not investingHow blockchain will transform real estate, stocks, inheritance, and generational wealthThe mindset you need to trade crypto

In this episode, Julie surprises Dave with a segment titled "The Alchemist's Pantry." Then, our Tales from the Table this week brings us back to the land of Dominion with the Prosperity and Seaside expansions, as well as to new adventures with two classic games: Bus by Splotter Spellen and Labrynth by Max J. Kobbert. Finally, we provide an update as to whether Ginkgopolis by Xavier Georges will move on to face the trials of the JESTER'S GAMBIT (10x10 challenge)...or be cast aside at the Fool's

Bring out your cat ear beanies, it's time to watch Bad Hair Day! Tune in as BenG and Kelsey discuss why Liz is actually a terrible cop, the logistics of having live polling updates for prom queen, and how a $7 million necklace.

It started as a thought experiment, sealed away from the certainty of observation. We sat at the table, hands of cards like particles suspended in probability. No suit existed until declared, collapsing the wave of potential into a single, immutable state. Every choice rewrote the shape of the universe we shared, while paradoxes loomed like black holes at the edge of play. The research board became our map of reality, and each token placed was another observation that could never be undone. In the

A seventy-four-year-old widow's beloved flower planter sparks a neighborhood war in Scotland! Discover how a simple garden hobby turned into a bureaucratic battle involving privacy concerns, parking disputes, and even cat fights. Was the planter really an eyesore, or just a case of neighborly squabbling gone wild? Find out how Jane Higgins fought back and won, proving that sometimes, even the smallest gardens are worth fighting for. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we answer the question, "Have you revisited any games that you played at 2p and felt differently about them in a higher player count?" from listener Reggie (@rolling.reggie). Then, our Tales from the Table this week brings us to the land of Fjords, a viking-themed tile-placement game by Franz-Benno Delonge, and we discuss our experiences with the game over several plays. Finally, in Dave's Offering to the Crown, he introduces the next nominee for our S4 Jester's

Considering importing a new cat to improve your breeding program? It’s a big decision, and in this episode, we’ll weigh the pros and cons of importing a cat versus other options. I’ll share what to think about before making the leap—from the potential benefits of fresh bloodlines and new traits to the challenges of logistics, costs, and regulations. We’ll talk about how to decide if importing is the right move for you and your program. Tune in to get all the insights you need before you

While owning cats as pets goes back to antiquity and beyond, the existence of self-proclaimed “cat people” is a result of the popularization of the hobby in the 19th and 20th centuries. Today we’re reading Francis Simpson’s “Cats and All About Them” from 1902 to see what Edwardian cat ownership looked like. ________________ If you enjoy the podcast and want to support what I’m doing, check out my Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/textory

In this feature episode, A Feast for Odin by Uwe Rosenberg faces the trials of the JESTER'S GAMBIT in which we capture our journey with this game over the span of 10 plays as part of our S4 10x10 challenge (playing 10 games at least 10 times). In this episode, we discuss our first impressions of the game on the table before our first play, what the experience was like learning the game immediately after our first round, and finally what our experience was like after finishing 10 rounds and how

In this episode, we answer the two-part question, "What's the most random location you've played a board game in, and what location would you most love to play a board game in?" from listener The Wellbeing Gamer (@thewellbeinggamer). Then, we discuss our recent plays the games Bruges and Through the Desert in our Tales from the Table, as well as whether A Feast for Odin will move on to face the trials of the JESTER'S GAMBIT (10x10 challenge) after our first few plays. ----Query

🎲 Gespielt, Gekauft, Gebackt – Juni 2025 🎙️Sommer, Sonne, Spiele – in der Juli-Ausgabe von Gespielt, Gekauft, Gebackt plaudern Steffi, Stefan, Mario und Basti über ihre neuesten Crowdfunding-Fänge, Spieleinkäufe und Partien.Es geht von Flashpoint: Golden State Heroes, Hell Legends und Cozy Cat Café bis zu Rock Hard: 1977, Thunderstone Quest und Andor Junior. Basti bricht dabei eine Lanze für die Andor-Reihe – und spricht über ein Kinderspiel, das auch Erwachsene begeistern kann. Außerdem gibt es

In the world of cat breeding, being authentic and transparent can go a long way. In this episode, we’re talking about the importance of using your real name online when promoting your breeding program.I’ll share why showing your true identity builds trust with potential adopters, strengthens your reputation, and helps create meaningful connections with people who share your passion for cats. Whether you're just starting out or are well-established, being genuine online makes all the

Mike & Dre discuss Season 1 Episode 9 of Babylon 5: "Deathwalker".In this episode... our boys explain the premise… again, previously on begins, sucka punchin' across season 1, a bipedal cat takes a full lunge attack in the face and almost Gilbert Gottfried shows brain. Mike & Dre go it alone one last time before guests show up.You can watch "Deathwalker" for free on Tubi, or check out Babylon 5 on physical media from your local library.For our next full episode, we will be covering Season 1 Episode

A chief misgiving Mark has about the con is that he is a terrible playtester. He was able to play two unpublished games, and while the designers were gracious he is seldom able to offer anything of much substance. "This game," he might say, "has cards. And other things." Past that, for some reason, when confronted with a prototype his faculties often fail him. 01:48 AYURIS: Arborea (Dani Garcia, Alley Cat Games, 2023) Games Played Last Week: 05:00 -Phantom Division (Pete Ruth & Mark Thomas,

Writing can be a lonely hobby. Come join me in looking at some of the most depressing media for a lonely writer to absorb! Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground" and Paul Schrader's experience writing "Taxi Driver". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we answer the question, "Does theme or mechanics draw you into a new game first?" from listener Mike (@thekoreanmeeple), and then Trajan faces the trials of the Jester's Gambit as we deep dive into our experience playing the game 10 times for our 10x10 challenge. Finally, Dave makes an Offering to the Crown by pitching A Feast for Odin as our next big box game to explore.----Query for the Court: Does theme or mechanics draw you into a game first? 00:00:09-Tales from

In this episode, we answer the question, "What's a hidden gem or OOP game you've played? Did you like it, and most importantly did you try to acquire it?" from listener Mike (@thekoreanmeeple), and then discuss our resummoning of Castles of Burgundy from our Jester's Shelf of Cardboard Curiosities and whether our perspective of the game has changed since our S2 10x10 challenge. Then, we discuss our initial impression of Trajan after 3 plays and whether the game will face the

The Dadbod Veteran joins us from South Carolina. Jon Wellington has translated a part time hobby making short reels with witty observations on the thoughts of gen x-ers into a full time job. With multi-million followers on all the platforms, we felt fortunate to have some time with him. He will be on tour throughout August with the Gen X Takeover Tour, so cat the troop if you can! #genxtakeovertrour #dadbodveteran #hardrockcafe #antisocialnetwork #asn #podcast #shorts #follow #shortvideo #video

In this episode, we answer the question, "What's the right size for a board game collection?" from listener Steven, and then discuss our resummoning of Agricola from our Jester's Shelf of Cardboard Curiosities and whether our perspective of the game has changed since our S2 10x10 challenge. Then, we discuss our initial impression of Res Arcana after 3 plays and whether the game will face the trials of the JESTER'S GAMBIT (10x10 challenge)...or be cast aside at the Fool's