ASN - Pull Up a Chair - Episode 1
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Podcast Overview
<p><strong>Episode 1 — Foundations</strong></p> <p>In this first episode, I share my replay journey, why this show exists, and what I believe is at the heart of the tabletop sports gaming hobby. We talk about replay philosophy, community, creativity, and why developers — as designers, creators, and fellow gamers — deserve more space to share their stories and perspectives.</p> <p>This isn’t meant to be the “one voice” of the hobby. It’s another table in the room — a thoughtful space for conversation, curiosity, and respect for the many different ways people experience replay.</p> <p>Whether you’re new to tabletop sports gaming or you’ve been replaying seasons for decades, my hope is that this show feels welcoming, reflective, and worth being part of.</p> <p>Pull up a chair — and thanks for joining the conversation.</p>
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1/7/2026
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<p><strong>Episode 1 — Foundations</strong></p> <p>In this first episode, I share my replay journey, why this show exists, and what I believe is at the heart of the tabletop sports gaming hobby. We talk about replay philosophy, community, creativity, and why developers — as designers, creators, and fellow gamers — deserve more space to share their stories and perspectives.</p> <p>This isn’t meant to be the “one voice” of the hobby. It’s another table in the room — a thoughtful space for conversation, curiosity, and respect for the many different ways people experience replay.</p> <p>Whether you’re new to tabletop sports gaming or you’ve been replaying seasons for decades, my hope is that this show feels welcoming, reflective, and worth being part of.</p> <p>Pull up a chair — and thanks for joining the conversation.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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