PODCASTS

One of the very first podcasts I did was on Magic codenames. Well, enough time has gone by that I had 30 more minutes of codenames to talk about. I explain how we named them and share some stories.

I sit down with former Magic designer Tyler Bielman to talk about the design of original Mirrodin.

This podcast is another in my "Twenty Years, Twenty Podcasts" series (which has become more and more misnamed as I've done more of them) that walks through each year of Magic in detail. In this podcast, I talk about the year 2016 in Magic.

I sit down with former Magic designer Tom LaPille to talk about the design of Dark Ascension.

I asked my Twitter followers to ask me questions about which of two things were more likely in Magic's future. In this podcast, I answer a whole bunch of these questions.

I sit down with former Magic designer Matt Place to talk about the design of original Zendikar.

In this podcast, I share some more card-by-card design stories about legendary artifacts.

I sit down with Magic designer Ari Nieh to talk about the design of Strixhaven.

I sit down with Magic designer Ethan Fleischer to talk about the design of Kaldheim.

This is part two of a two-part series on the design of Strixhaven.

No tricks today! Weekly MTG chats about Strixhaven: School of Mages as previews wrap up on Friday, April 2.

This is part one of a two-part series on the design of Strixhaven.

I sit down with former Magic designer Shawn Main to talk about the design of Kaladesh.

In this podcast, I share card-by-card stories about various legendary artifacts.

An in-depth recap of the Strixhaven: School of Mages preview season debut and campus tour.

I sit down with former Magic designer Brian Tinsman to talk about the design of Champions of Kamigawa.

In this podcast, I talk about the From the Vault product line.

I sit down with the senior vice president of tabletop Magic, Bill Rose, to talk about the design of Invasion.

This is another of my trivia podcasts where you try to guess the card I'm talking about before I reveal it. The topic? The longest names in Magic. (This is a companion to my shortest names trivia podcast last week.)

I was the lead designer for original Innistrad, and Erik was the lead developer. I have Erik on my podcast to talk about the making of the set.