Shop Talk is an interview style podcast where each week I sit down with members of our local warmachine community and discuss topics that pertain to and interest them. Come learn about the cast of characters we have in our meta in Vancouver British Colombia and feel the sense of purpose and community that we have developed with miniatures games as our catalyst for discussion.
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Shop Talk is an interview style podcast where each week I sit down with members of our local warmachine community and discuss topics that pertain to and interest them. Come learn about the cast of characters we have in our meta in Vancouver British Colombia and feel the sense of purpose and community that we have developed with miniatures games as our catalyst for discussion.
Episode 2: Shop Talk Season 2 Episode 2: LVO 2025 with Tyson
Shop Talk: The Cross-section of a Meta
1 hour 2 minutes
9 months ago
Episode 2: Shop Talk Season 2 Episode 2: LVO 2025 with Tyson
Hey Nerds. On this episode of Shop Talk I sit down with Tyson who is a long time community leader from northern California. He is the head organizer for Warmachine at the Las Vegas Open and the engineer behind some of the most iconic tables in the history of the game. We chat about the history of community in the area and the birth of LVO as well as the philosophy and execution behind the tables and terrain that people have fallen in love with at the con. Check out his new endeavor with 3D printed terrain at Terrainiacs https://www.facebook.com/share/15uUkWHd25/?mibextid=qi2Omg.
Shop Talk: The Cross-section of a Meta
Shop Talk is an interview style podcast where each week I sit down with members of our local warmachine community and discuss topics that pertain to and interest them. Come learn about the cast of characters we have in our meta in Vancouver British Colombia and feel the sense of purpose and community that we have developed with miniatures games as our catalyst for discussion.
