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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Hi Norm here ... Cardboard Conjecture is a podcast where I talk about board games and I have opinions and conclusions formed on the basis of incomplete information!
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63 minutes
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English
United States
278 episodes
since March 21, 2018
episodic
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Cardboard Conjecture #163 - Getting our Favourite games to the Table
In this episode, Chris and I go over our new to us games and those recently played games that we need to talk about. We also go into some depth on the games that need to be played more, and those that have been seeing their prop…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Cardboard Conjecture 162 - Our Favourite Games from our Collections
In this episode, Chris and I discuss games that we've recently played and purchased ... and now that we're done with the BGG critique we can get to what's important, and that is the games in our own collections. Those that we pla…
Cardboard Conjecture #161 - Critique of the BGG Top 100 : games #10 - #1
In this episode, Chris and I finally get to complete the top 100 list by having a few words about the last ten games in our series. Have a listen, don't roll your eyes too much ... don't percussively exhale during comments, …
Cardboard Conjecture e 160 Critique of the BGG Top 100 (20 - 11)
On this episode we will continue with our critique of the BGG Top 100 by going over the games 20 to 11. We will also have a chat about the games that we've recently played ... and maybe some we picked up!?!
Cardboard Conjecture #159 Critique of BGG Top 100 (30 - 21)
In this episode we have Chris Cadieu on the episode to talk about games that we've played recently and to participate in our critique of the BGG Top 100 list and the games 30 to 21.
Cardboard Conjecture # 158 - Critique of the BGG top 100 list (#40 - #31)
In this episode, Chris and Norm discuss the games that they've played recently, the good ones and the bad ones. We continue our Critique of the BGG top 100 list and this time there is some shade being thrown at the placemen…
Cardboard Conjecture #157 - Critique of the BGG Top 100 #50 - #41
In this episode we continue our critique of the BGG Top 100 list talking about the game #50 to #41. We have begun to sing the praises of many of the games on this list with little remarks of poo-poo (no #2) ... can this continue!?!…
Cardboard Conjecture #156 Critique of BGG Top 100 list #60 - #51
We get back to our critique of the BGG Top 100 list, this time we look at the games from #60 to #51 ... is there praise of this section of the list or do we start to hear some "poo-poo" talk of certain games of the position they occu…
Cardboard Conjecture #155 - Critique of the BGG Top 100 (#70 - #61)
This episode has us talking about recently played games that are powered by the CDS (Card Driven System) made famous by GMT ... and we continue with our critique of the BGG Top 100 games list by talking about the games from #70 to…
Cardboard Conjecture # 154 - Critique of BGG Top 100 (#80-#71)
On this episode ... do we praise or poo-poo the games in this part of the list? Spoiler ... these are a great batch of games with some classics and soon to be classic modern board games. Chris gets into a great conversation on playing…
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