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.
Hey Nerds. On this episode of Shop Talk I sit down with Mark, one of our friends from the far off land of Edmonton Canada. Mark is a long time Warmachine player, Podcaster and this year was the captain for Canada WTC Team Moose. I've been bugging Mark to do an interview for quite some time, and everything fell into place for this one. We chat about the Alberta Warmachine scene and do a little recap of what the area looks like now.The bulk of the episode goes through WTC 2024 from the perspective of one Canadian. We go through lists games and overall thoughts from the event. I had a blast recording and I'm even more proud of our teams after doing this interview. Cheers folks and I hope you enjoy.
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.
