Jordan Shoenberger's guest appearances

Jordan Shoenberger

Every Night is Game Night

Room 51

Jamey Stegmaier

Nick Murphy

Michael Coe

Dan Hughes

Frank West

Stephen Buonocore

Andrew Parks

Jason Peacock

Mike DiLisio

Rory O'Connor

Ed Baraf

Max Davie

Christopher Badell

Dan Letzring

Nicholas Yu

OwlTail

Jordan Shoenberger joins us again this week to discuss being stuck at home...with the kids. Specifically, how it feels to be a parent juggling work, childcare, and school for kids in the midst of a global pandemic.  Anthony joins Jason and Jordan as the three discuss what it's like to be dads in all of this, plus how gaming fits into the equation. If you're a parent at home with your kids right now, this episode is for you. 

Jordan Shoenberger joins us again this week to discuss being stuck at home...with the kids. Specifically, how it feels to be a parent juggling work, childcare, and school for kids in the midst of a global pandemic.  Anthony joins Jason and Jordan as the three discuss what it's like to be dads in all of this, plus how gaming fits into the equation. If you're a parent at home with your kids right now, this episode is for you.

ENGN 187 – Balancing with the Kids at Home w/ Jordan Shoenberger

Melissa and Justin talk about what they like in board gaming and wish they could see more of with a guest, Jordan Shoenberger, from Jordan Plays Blue! Join in on the conversation by following us on Twitter and Instagram @MelissaMakak New episodes every Tuesdays and Fridays at 7am EST!

Melissa and Justin talk about what they like in board gaming and wish they could see more of with a guest, Jordan Shoenberger, from Jordan Plays Blue! Join in on the conversation by following us on Twitter and Instagram @MelissaMakak New episodes every Tuesdays and Fridays at 7am EST!

Roll for Thought- I'll Roll More for That! (Featuring Jordan Shoenberger!)

Jason welcomes Jordan Shoenberger, host of the Second Chance Shelf segment from Board Game Breakfast, to the show for the first time. Before we get swept up in the madness of all the new releases of 2019 (believe me, people, there are MANY episodes of new hotness coming), we slow things down and talk about what we love about finding rare gems and pulling old, beloved games off of the shelf. We then get into some reviews of some older games for lots of different tastes. Jason begins with Citadel of Blood (14:18), a relic of an earlier generation of dice-based dungeon crawling games that nevertheless holds some charm and also some design ideas for a newer generation. Jordan then shares about a hidden favorite among solo gamers, Walnut Grove (20:47). Thanks so much to Jordan for being someone who actually has that game and wanted to talk about it! Next up, Jason talks about Bethel Woods, a simple game with a Mancala-esque mechanism that's fairly unique in the cooperative space (29:45). Finally, Jordan takes us home with one of his favorite games to play in all situations, especially with his spouse, Taluva (35:42).

Jason welcomes Jordan Shoenberger, host of the Second Chance Shelf segment from Board Game Breakfast, to the show for the first time. Before we get swept up in the madness of all the new releases of 2019 (believe me, people, there are MANY episodes of new hotness coming), we slow things down and talk about what we love about finding rare gems and pulling old, beloved games off of the shelf. We then get into some reviews of some older games for lots of different tastes. Jason begins with Citadel of Blood (14:18), a relic of an earlier generation of dice-based dungeon crawling games that nevertheless holds some charm and also some design ideas for a newer generation. Jordan then shares about a hidden favorite among solo gamers, Walnut Grove (20:47). Thanks so much to Jordan for being someone who actually has that game and wanted to talk about it! Next up, Jason talks about Bethel Woods, a simple game with a Mancala-esque mechanism that's fairly unique in the cooperative space (29:45). Finally, Jordan takes us home with one of his favorite games to play in all situations, especially with his spouse, Taluva (35:42).