I'm not pulling out of the driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for another drive to work at home edition.

Okay, so this summer I did a lot of traveling.

In fact, the last month I did a lot of traveling.

So today I'm going to talk about my final trip, which was to Indianapolis for GenCon.

So it turns out 30 years ago, I think it was August 5th, 1993, Magic premiered at GenCon.

And so on August 5th, 2003, we were having a 30th anniversary panel, and we decided to do something quite out of the box.

So I'm going to talk about my trip there and talk about the panel.

So just so people have this from my previous podcast.

So I had three weeks in a row.

I was at San Diego Comic-Con where I did a panel.

I then was at MagicCon in Barcelona, right, did three panels.

And then I was finally at JenCon where I had this panel.

And this panel, I'll get into how it came about.

It was quite the panel.

Anyway, so let me real quickly just talk a little bit of Gen Con, and then we'll get

into the making of the panel.

So Gen Con was originally created by TSR, the company that originally put out Dungeon

and Dragons.

I believe it originally was held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

That's where I actually, when I attended Gen Con, it had been in Milwaukee.

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