Great Big Table Podcast - Episode 009 - Growing Your Game Night Community

In this return episode of the Great Big Table Podcast, Adrienne and Jim talk about some of the things that they have learned while running a successful community game night for the past seven years. We discuss what it means to be in community around the gaming table and some things that might help you expand the role of gaming in your wider community.

Some of the games we mention in this episode include:
Topiary
Cardline: Animals
Fauna


Download the episode: GBT-EP009-Growing-Your-Game-Night-Community-Final.mp3


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