
Intro (00:00) This week: Rune Rite batters your brain with magical runes and Chicago ’68 hits you right in the red cubes with a police baton. It’s all in service of good fun… Game of the Week: Rune Rite (2:12) A...


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a twice-monthly podcast for board game freaks and hip hop junkies
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Rune Rite Review + Chicago ‘68 First Look | Episode 125" (23 October 2026, 17 minutes), "SETI Solo Review: I Resented Stopping Play to Write This | Episode 124" (19 September 2026, 18 minutes), and "TTRPG Designer Interview: Seb and Will of Good Luck Press | Episode 123" (2 September 2026, 52 minutes).
Breakup Gaming Society publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 100 episodes.
Booking probability for Breakup Gaming Society is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Breakup Gaming Society requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Breakup Gaming Society's contact route on record: verified email.
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Intro (00:00) This week: Rune Rite batters your brain with magical runes and Chicago ’68 hits you right in the red cubes with a police baton. It’s all in service of good fun… Game of the Week: Rune Rite (2:12) A...

Intro (0:00) This episode is late because I was having too much fun repeatedly playing SETI: Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence , to stop long enough to write about it. My bad. This is Episode 124 of Breakup...

This week we explore our haunted emotions and some deserted billionaire bunkers via some of those keenly imagined settings in the business. Join us as we map the inexhaustible minds of Seb Pines and Will Jobst of Good...

Cast a vote for which middleweight historical conflict I learn and play next. Before and after, kick back to two Golden Era beat selections from Philly. Philly was on fire in 1987-88. Track of the Week (2:38) Jive...

Visiting The Olds for a solid week with no amplified music means I celebrate my return to Starkville right away with… Interlude/Intro (0:39) I demanded to hear “Shut ‘Em Up” by The Prodigy. Since I am the producer, I...

This is Episode 120 of Breakup Gaming Society, a podcast for board game freaks, hip hop junkies, late adopters, and reluctant participants in the 21st Century. I am your host, The Colonel Hector Bravado…in Park Hill...

<p >This is Episode 120 of Breakup Gaming Society, a podcast for board game freaks, hip hop junkies, late adopters, and reluctant participants in the 21st Century.</p><p >I am your host, The Colonel Hector Bravado…in...

<p >Here’s what’s worth staying inside and playing while your dopey relatives flirt with heat stroke at a Fourth of July parade. </p><p >I went to a cookout last year where they didn’t even bother heating the food; the...

Here’s what’s worth staying inside and playing while your dopey relatives flirt with heat stroke at a Fourth of July parade. I went to a cookout last year where they didn’t even bother heating the food; the raw meet...

<p >Contributing writer Fritz Godard heads to Starkville to undertake a three-day apprenticeship in Space Hulk: Death Angel, the classic and brutal Warhammer 40,000 co-op card game. We played it — and classic Golden Era...

<p >Games of the Week<br><br>• Ghost in the Shell TTRPG (5:32)<br>Our resident tabletop roleplaying curation hound, Walt, leads a conversation with the disarming Alessio Cavatore, a veteran miniature tabletop game...

<p >Stafford Airbiscuit has to go back to the queen with a score of 37. Which translates into a job rating of -45 per the solo grading rules.</p><p >“So what were we doing out there, exactly,” she says, holding my map...

<p >Thank you again to episode sponsor Doghouse Reilly, purveyor of wearable visual puns and vintage hip hop lyrics.</p><p >Games of the Week<br><br>• Comanchería: The Rise and Fall of the Comanche Empire (3:24)<br>My...

<p >Weekend weather forecast for the Demon Wastes: Look for scattered sword-showers late morning through midafternoon Saturday, which should clear up just in time for the Parade of the Stricken. </p><p >Games of the...

<p >Please welcome episode sponsor Doghouse Reilly — the Teemill storefront of my man Tim Sismey, who was our guest curator for last segment’s Track of the Week. </p><p >Tim makes clever tees based on visual puns and...

<p >My nervous system: the final frontier. These are the voyages of my moth-eaten brain. Its five-round mission: to play a fucking game correctly.</p><p >Games of the Week (2:51)<br>• SETI: Search for Extraterrestrial...

<p >Sam Altman and Marc Andreessen can frolic in my pickle water. The world they’re imagining sucks. </p><p >We’re going to hide from it in the best way possible: An RPG actual play session where two ninjas have to kill...

<p >How the hell do you make a product called Tony’s Chocolonely and not do a special Valentine’s Day bar with a fentanyl center and a little space on the wrapper to write a suicide haiku.</p><p >Games of the Week...

<p >This episode is dedicated to the plucky neighborhoods of Minneapolis, out there in the freezing cold and getting blackbagged, maced, shot, harassed, and defamed for their troubles. </p><p >Also want to shout out...

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<p >Use the code BREAKUP to get 50% off anything on the Quirk Events calendar, including the Indie Boardgame Showcase that’s touring Beantown, Chicago, D.C., New York, Denver, and Philly in ‘26. </p><p >Games of the...
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