D6G Ep 54: Games for All Ages, Blue Oyster Cult Interview, & Peter Lipton

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🗓️ 20 April 2010

⏱️ 215 minutes

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In Episode 54 we bring you games for all ages, Blue Oyster Cult, Peter Lipton, and even a singing muppet.Up first the D6G team reviews five games that just about anyone of any age can enjoy. Great for getting the kids in your life to the table. Russ, Craig, and Raef discuss Sorry Sliders, The Black Pirate, Fish Eat Fish, Pengoloo, and Jungle Treasure in detail. Meanwhile Total Fan Girl has scored an interview with Eric Bloom, the lead singer of Blue Oyster Cult!! Turns out he's a gamer. Finally, back by popular demand (or at least that's what Hollywood tells us) Peter Lipton returns with "Inside the Podcasting Studio" and asks Raef, Russ, and Craig the questions everyone wants to know. (er again, that's what Raef tells us) All that and our usual 'not too horrible' humor, with features such as: The Hollywood Minute Rapid Fire What's in the News Achievements in gaming & More If you'd like to discuss the show with us and others in our forum thread: . The following fine organizations help make this show possible: , on behalf of friendly, professional gaming stores everywhere. ==Quick Reference== The News: 1 hr 5 min Games for All Ages: 1 hr 10 min Hollywood Minute: 2hr 14 min Total Fan Girl: 2hr 22 min Inside the Podcasting Studio: 2 hr 41 min Links Discussed in the show: Unseen Lerker Magazine: Eric Bloom: , Craig's Bookshelf: Raef's Blog: Craig's Blog: Total Fan Girl Blog: Wargamer Radio Network: Pulp Gamer Network:

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0:00.0	This is the D6 generation with your hosts, Craig Gallant.
0:16.2	If you're getting any conversation, it's not charity.
0:19.7	Russ Wakeland, are you putting on a a boat with freaking dragons attacking me and whatnot?
0:24.2	Now we're talking.
0:25.8	And rape, uh, Hollywood Granger.
0:30.4	Now that's Jimmy Django right there.
0:32.9	With contributions from Total Fan Girl.
0:36.8	Vampires do not sparkle.
0:38.6	And our loyal listener.
0:40.4	One game is very like another to the D6G reviews it, brother.
0:44.8	Welcome to another edition of Rapid Fire, the roundtable discussion of all things gaming
0:48.5	coming at you with a speed of a beautifully balanced piece of polished granite down a sleek sheet.
0:53.2	Today's edition is brought to you by Melvin and Cardiff and is to his son, Tom. I'm glad you've discovered gaming, Tom, and I really enjoy gaming with you. But if you could just let me win once, I'd enjoy it even more. I'm Geekley McNardigan, your host today, as always, our panelists are Russ Waldberg, Wakeland, and and Rafe Great Beyond Granger. Let's begin. Salldeburg. Issue number one. Death as a sentient entity is a concept that has existed in many societies since the beginning of history. In English, death is often given the name the Grim Reaper. And from the 15th century onwards came to be shown as a skeletal figure carrying a large
1:27.9	scythe and clothed in a black cloak with a hood. In some cultures, death is seen as the actual
1:32.5	cause of a person's demise, actively severing their life's thread, and thus he can be
1:37.1	bargained with, threatened or tricked. In others, he is merely the vehicle of death,
1:41.1	helping the person in a benign way to the other side and with no ties to their actual death.
1:45.8	Question.
1:46.8	When it comes time for you to get aboard that great sailing ship into the west, what form would be the best form for death to take for you?
1:57.2	Lithuanian Gelty Granger.
1:59.5	On a pale horse.
2:00.7	Black Wrayith, Wakeland
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