Play Greater Podcast: Episode #22

The Play Greater Podcast

It’s the first day of Gen Con!

Show Notes:

Run Time: 1:35:03

Well aren’t you just a splendid, spiffy ol’ sport for dropping on by… Welcome to another episode of the Play Greater Podcast! It may be bad radio, but it’s a podcast, I guess…

Listen as one of your hosts Christopher and two of your hosts Paul intro-slash-banter so hard and so long that they almost get recast by Producer and Axis-upon-which-all-podcasts-rotate, Trevor Casterline. This boisterous banter includes but is not limited to topics such as: granola gaffes, macho mallards, and Martin Sheen.

Check below for links and/or info mentioned in episode:

Read the literary epic that is Christopher’s French Burned Peanut article here!

Recommendations (for future Mark):

• 1) Seeing dope, old things (some are kept in buildings while others are the buildings themselves)

• The British Museum (the S-Tier move is to go here over two days)

• The Natural History Museum

• Westminster Cathedral

• Hampton Court Palace

• William the Marshall’s Tomb (only if you’re a hardcore fan of the 12th century)

• 2) Being in dope, old buildings and drinking beer (i.e. pubs)

• Ye Olde Mitre (weekday only and is in a sketchy, dark alley… don’t worry about it)

• Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese (has food and catacombs… in no particular order)

• The Grapes, Limehouse (owned by Sir Ian McKellen)

Local St. Louis Eatery:

• Chuck's Hot Chicken

• Lona's Lil Eats

GTG Gen Con Sign-ups and FYI:

• Sign-up here for the Compile Release Party on Friday night!

• Sign-up here for the LIVE recording of the Play Greater Podcast on Saturday morning!

• Sign-up here for the LIVE recording of the Letters Page Podcast on Saturday mid-morning!

• Sign-up here for the Party Game Night on Saturday night!

• Player Slots for the Spirit Island Mega Events on Friday and Saturday are sold out, but if you want to watch the event and be a part of the mega fun, we encourage you to come! No sign-up or tickets necessary! Check out the information for those events here!

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And, remember…

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Stay awhile; play Compile!