Pick Up & Deliver 300: Inclusiveness – Brendan shares his thoughts on some recent events in the board game community, and how we can continue to make the hobby more inclusive. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 300: Inclusiveness

Pick Up & Deliver 300: Inclusiveness – Brendan shares his thoughts on some recent events in the board game community, and how we can continue to make the hobby more inclusive. Join us, won’t you?
PU&D299: Victoriana, Cleopatra and the Society of Architects, and Gods Love Dinosaurs – Brendan shares his first impressions of three games he’s tried for the first time. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 298: Zombies – Theme Survey – Brendan does a survey of the zombie games he knows, and pairs them with films or writing that shares the feeling of the game. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 297: 2021 Gaming Challenge – Brendan shares his family’s 10×10 challenge for 2021, discussing a bit about what he expects the gameplay to be like. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 296: My City and Pandemic Legacy Season 0 (Legacy Game Review Extravaganza) – Brendan shares two spoiler free reviews of legacy games, one a “message from the deep” and the other a “shootin’ from the hip” review. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 295: Gingerbread House, New York Zoo, Trails of Tucana (Shootin’ from the Hip) – Brendan shares his thoughts on early encounters with three different games.
Pick Up & Deliver 294: Chopping Block Games 2021 – Brendan updates listeners on the Chopping Block games from last year, and adds new games to the list this year.
Pick Up & Deliver 293: Top of the Stack, January 2021 – Brendan reviews his month’s gameplay statistics and the overall games played in 2020. He also discusses his plans for January. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 292: Gaming Assumptions, part 2 – Brendan continues his discussion of assumptions that shape the way we play games and encounter rules. Join us, won’t you?
Pick Up & Deliver 291: Gaming Assumptions, part 1 – Brendan shares his thinking about how our assumptions of the way games will work shape our expectations and experiences of those games. Join us, won’t you?