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Tabletop SportCast

James Cast
Tabletop SportCast
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  • Tabletop SportCast

    Episode 239: Sitting Down With ... Andy Sexton!

    25/1/2026 | 1 h 5 min
    In this episode of the Tabletop SportCast, James sits down with Andy Sexton to discuss the intricacies of running co-op projects in tabletop sports gaming. Andy shares his journey into tabletop gaming, the appeal of co-op projects, and the challenges faced in maintaining engagement. The importance of statistics in making games meaningful is emphasized, along with the role of community involvement in enhancing the experience. Strategies for successful co-op engagement are explored, including the need for flexibility and a jump-in, jump-out approach. The conversation concludes with thoughts on the future of co-op projects and the potential for individual player replays.

    Sport Sim Co-Op Clubhouse

    keywordstabletop gaming, co-op projects, sports games, community engagement, tabletop sports, project management, gaming strategies, sports statistics, collaborative gaming, tabletop co-opstakeaways
    Co-op projects allow for shared workload and engagement.
    Keeping co-op projects under three months helps maintain interest.
    Stats play a crucial role in making games meaningful.
    Community involvement enhances the enjoyment of co-ops.
    Flexibility in gameplay encourages participation.
    Avoiding detail-oriented stress keeps the fun alive.
    Jump-in, jump-out approach makes co-ops accessible.
    Learning about different teams adds to the enjoyment.
    Mistakes in stats should not detract from the fun.
    Future projects may include retro seasons and individual player replays.
    Chapters
    00:00Introduction to Andy Sexton
    02:40Early Tabletop Gaming Experiences
    09:12Current Gaming Preferences and Systems
    13:20Introduction to Cooperative Projects
    19:44What Works in Running Co-ops
    25:10The Importance of Stats and Community Engagement
    28:22Embracing Flexibility in Gameplay
    29:41What Doesn't Work in Co-ops
    31:44Managing Project Timelines and Participation
    34:23Current Co-op Projects and Updates
    46:03Engaging with the Gaming Community
    01:02:30NEWCHAPTER
  • Tabletop SportCast

    Episode 238: The Winter Show

    18/1/2026 | 46 min
    Summary
    In this episode of the Tabletop SportCast, James dives into the winter season of tabletop sports gaming, discussing what games and projects he plans to focus on during this quieter time of year. He reflects on the transition from football to basketball and hockey, emphasizing the importance of thematic gaming aligned with real-world sports events. The host outlines his winter execution plan, detailing how he intends to maintain momentum and track progress on various gaming projects, including replays and tournaments. He also shares insights from previous episodes, highlighting community engagement and upcoming collaborations, particularly with the new PLAAY Nation podcast.

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    Keywords

    tabletop sports, winter gaming, sports board games, project planning, tabletop gaming podcasts, basketball, hockey, gaming community, replay projects, Play Nation podcast

    Takeaways

    "The best sports stories aren't just watched, they're played."
    "Winter is when the schedule gets quieter, the tabletop gets louder."
    "Success for me always comes down to can I get the projects across the finish line in a timely manner?"
    "I want to make sure that I get the ball rolling on a number of these projects."
    "This is a good time for the hobby, right? Because this is the kinds of stuff we can do indoors."

    Titles

    Winter Gaming: Projects and Plans for the Season
    Tabletop Sports: Embracing Winter Projects

    Sound bites

    "Winter is when the schedule gets quieter, the tabletop gets louder."
    "I reserve the right to change that down the road."
    "This is a good time for the hobby, right?"

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to the Winter Show
    04:22 Transitioning from Football to Basketball and Hockey
    14:46 Key Projects for the Winter Season
    25:00 Exploring Historical Replays and Tournaments
    33:10 Focusing on Women's Sports Leagues
    39:58 Wrap-Up and Future Plans
    46:27 NEWCHAPTER
  • Tabletop SportCast

    Episode 237: Sitting Down With ... Marc Unger & Ron Juckett

    12/1/2026 | 1 h 15 min
    Summary

    In this episode of the Tabletop SportCast, host James Cast interviews Mark Unger and Ron Juckett about their experiences in the sports gaming community and the exciting documentary project they are working on. They discuss the art of sports broadcasting, the importance of storytelling, and the human interest elements that make sports gaming a unique hobby. The conversation also touches on the role of technology, nostalgia, and community connection in enhancing the sports gaming experience.

    Have a story to tell? Email Marc Unger at [email protected]
    Keywords

    sports gaming, broadcasting, documentary, tabletop sports, community, storytelling, technology, human interest, nostalgia, sports history

    Takeaways

    The importance of storytelling in sports documentaries.
    Ron Juckett's unique broadcasting experience despite physical limitations.
    Mark Unger's passion for sports gaming and its history.
    The role of technology in enhancing sports gaming experiences.
    Community connection is vital in the sports gaming hobby.
    The documentary aims to highlight human interest stories in sports gaming.
    Nostalgia plays a significant role in attracting new players to the hobby.
    The documentary will focus on high production values to engage a wider audience.
    Exploring the mental health aspects of sports gaming enthusiasts.
    The documentary seeks to bridge the gap between hobbyists and mainstream sports.

    Titles

    Capturing the Essence of Sports Gaming
    Behind the Scenes of Sports Broadcasting

    Sound bites

    "This is the Tabletop Sportcast."
    "Ron Juckett's unique broadcasting experience."
    "The importance of storytelling in documentaries."

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to the Guests
    03:32 Ron Juckett's Journey in Sports Gaming
    06:18 Mark Unger's Background and Passion for Sports
    09:23 The Concept of the Documentary
    12:18 Ron Juckett's Broadcasting Aspirations
    15:37 The Human Element in Sports Gaming
    18:34 Accessibility in Sports Gaming
    21:32 The Role of Technology in Sports Gaming
    24:30 Production Values and Storytelling in Documentaries
    33:41 Crafting a Compelling Documentary
    35:46 Exploring Personal Stories and Mental Health
    39:27 The Global Community of Gamers
    43:12 Nostalgia and Its Role in Gaming
    48:16 Understanding the Mechanics of Gaming
    50:04 The Power of Documentaries to Inspire
    54:50 Funding and Community Involvement
    01:01:51 The Broader Impact of the Hobby
    01:05:15 Future Projects and Engagements
    01:16:11 NEWCHAPTER
  • Tabletop SportCast

    Episode 236: My 2026 Annual Plan

    04/1/2026 | 35 min
    Summary

    In this episode of Tabletop SportCast, James discusses his annual plan for 2026, themed around women's sports, and outlines the structure and goals for the podcast. He shares insights on project planning, including quarterly projects, tournament structures, and game design goals, emphasizing the importance of intentionality in gaming and community engagement.

    Keywords

    Tabletop Sports, Women's Sports, Podcast Planning, Game Design, Sports Board Games, Annual Plan, Project Management, Tournaments, Featured Table Fridays, Quarterly Projects

    Takeaways

    The theme for 2026 is the Year of Women's Sports.
    Podcast structure will include seasonal shows instead of quarterly reviews.
    Focus on spotlighting great games and community projects.
    Annual project planning includes various sports-themed projects.
    Quarterly projects will align with the sports calendar.
    Reduced tournament frequency allows for better pacing.
    Featured Table Fridays will highlight new games weekly.
    Game design goals include debuting a new horse racing game.
    Project planning will involve sprints for tangible progress.
    Community engagement is key for feedback and guest suggestions.

    Titles

    The Year of Women's Sports: A New Focus
    Revamping the Podcast Structure for Better Flow

    Sound bites

    "I'm going to do four seasonal shows."
    "I want to bring new games to the table."
    "This is gonna be a better story arc for me."

    Chapters

    00:00 Embracing the Go-With-the-Flow Gamer
    00:27 The Year of Women's Sports
    03:23 Podcast Structure and Goals
    09:44 Annual Project Planning
    16:43 Quarterly Projects and Thematic Focus
    23:59 Tournaments and Retro Replays
    28:16 Filling the Gaps: Featured Table Fridays
    30:50 Game Design Goals and Future Plans
    35:05 NEWCHAPTER
  • Tabletop SportCast

    Episode 235: 2025 Year in Review

    28/12/2025 | 39 min
    Summary

    In this episode, James Cast reflects on his tabletop gaming experiences in 2025, discussing the goals he set for himself, the variety of games played, and the balance between gaming and content creation. He emphasizes the importance of finding enjoyment in the hobby, drawing inspiration from favorite teams and historical contexts, and engaging with the community. The conversation highlights the significance of embracing new games and defining personal success in gaming, ultimately leading to a fulfilling year.

    Keywords

    Tabletop gaming, year in review, gaming goals, content creation, game design, community, inspiration, new games, balance, success

    Takeaways

    2025 was a year of enjoyable gaming experiences.
    Setting goals helped in achieving a variety of games played.
    Reducing project commitments led to more gaming enjoyment.
    Content creation was balanced with gaming activities.
    Inspiration came from favorite teams and historical contexts.
    Engaging with the community enhanced the gaming experience.
    New games played contributed to a fresh gaming perspective.
    Finding balance in gaming activities is crucial for enjoyment.
    Defining personal success in gaming is essential.
    The importance of hobbies as a stress relief mechanism.

    Titles

    2025: A Year of Gaming Reflection
    Setting Goals for a Fulfilling Gaming Year

    Sound bites

    "2025 was a year of enjoyable gaming experiences."
    "Content creation was balanced with gaming activities."
    "Defining personal success in gaming is essential."

    Chapters

    00:00 Reflecting on 2025: A Year in Review
    06:14 Setting Goals for Gaming Success
    13:44 Content Creation and Podcasting Journey
    20:37 Sources of Inspiration in Gaming
    27:16 Embracing New Games and Variety
    30:51 Finding Balance and Defining Success
    39:27 NEWCHAPTER

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