Cardboard Conjecture #29 Tiny Towns / Deep Blue
In this episode, Ryan and Norm do reviews of the board games Tiny Towns and Deep Blue ... as well as talk about their recently played games.

In this episode, Ryan and Norm do reviews of the board games Tiny Towns and Deep Blue ... as well as talk about their recently played games.
In this episode, Ryan and Norm discuss the many games that they played while on their summer break. We try to take a Quick Look at several of the many titles that we got to the table and add our own apologetic twist to opinions and conclusions formed on the basis of incomplete information!
In this episode Ryan and I will be talking about the board games La Granja and Underwater Cities
Norm and Ryan invite Robb to the third chair to talk about Fantasy Flight Games new game ... LOTR Journeys in Middle Earth
On this episode, Ryan and I talk about Bezier Games title Whistle Stop and Renegade Games title Clank! In! Space!. Opinions and conclusions formed on the basis of incomplete information.
In this episode, Ryan and I talk about skirmish games. Clash of Rage and Wildlands ... two completely different game styles and systems and two completely brilliant game experiences.
In this episode, Norm talks with Adam, Chad and Ryan from the Of Dice and Men podcast. We'll take turns introducing games that are "under the radar" and should be played more ... and contribute to our topic of "Gaming Communities"
In this episode, Norm and Ryan talk about a 7 Wonders: Duel and Bohnanza. We also open with a couple games that we've recently played and are happy to share our gaming experiences.
In this episode, Luke takes the lead in a discussion with guests Andy and Tony ... all about 18XX games in 2018. The trio will discuss the 18XX games they have played in the last year, the moments of interest and importance ... and what's to come in 2019.
Norm, Ryan and Luke discuss our recently played board games and go into our reviews of Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle, John Company, and Coimbra.
In this episode, Ryan and Ian discuss the games Container 10th anniversary edition and Star Wars Rebellion. BCB continues with their Expansion Season with a new voice to the reviews.
In this episode ... Norm, Ryan and Luke talk about what it means to be a "Breadth" or a "Depth" board gamers. Are we one or the other, or a blend of both at different times?
In this episode, Aaron is in the chair to answer 10 questions about board gaming that may reveal parts of his gaming style and personality.
In this expansion episode 1.2 ... Norm, Ryan and Luke talk about the four board games that are "Next in line... to hit the table".
In this episode, Norm, Ryan and Luke discuss the board game titles of The Estates by Capstone Games, Keyforge by Fantasy Flight Games and El Grande by Z-Man Games.
In this new series, Norm, Ryan and Luke talk about the next games that they have "Next in line ..." to hit the table. The games that we've been researching and reading about ... games that we've been learning ... games that need to get back to the table.
In this episode, Norm, Ryan and Luke discuss the games: Automobile, Crystal Clans, and Dice Throne
In this episode, Norm talks with Aaron of the Boards Alive Podcast to discuss how he uses board games in the Library at his Middle School where he is the Teacher-Librarian.
In this episode, Norm and Ryan discuss the board game titles of (Days of Wonder) Shadow over Camelot, and (Osprey Games) London 2nd Edition.
In this episode, I have the pleasure of hosting Sen Foong Lim where we discuss the Relationship between Instructional Design and Board Game Design.
In this episode, Norm and Luke go through Luke's top 10 games from his collection. Following and see how many games you have in common, and how many games you need to go out and play.
In this episode, Ryan and I have Joe Sallen (Good, the Board, and the Ugly/The Longview Podcasts) on the show to discuss "How to start a board game club at your school". Have a listen while we share our insights on what works, what doesn't work and why we feel that this activity/club is important in the school culture.
We are beyond happy to start Season 2 of Cardboard Conjecture. We have coined the new season as Season 2: the expansion pack ... we've expanded and we are proud to introduce our new host Luke as our third host on Cardboard Conjecture. Luke is part of a duo called Hattanooga, an 18XX-Con in Medicine Hat, Alberta. Not only will Luke bring a heavier view on board games, but more maturity to the bedlam that is Norm and Ryan. In this episode, Norm, Ryan and Luke discuss what we played over the summer...
In this episode, Norm and Ryan discuss ... Norm's Top 10 games from his own collection. Will we find out that this list includes games from his past (Risk) or does he actually have a small amount of modern board game integrity. Probably no integrity, but a half decent list.
In this episode, Ryan and I talk about Ryan's top 10 favourite games that are in his own collection. Is he going to pick all Ameri-thrash games or is his Euro-gamer going to dominate his list. Is PayDay #1?
In this episode, Ryan and I discuss how to get started using board games in your classroom as a learning tool that enables a student's connection and understanding of the content and the lesson. We identify important elements of instructional design as they relate to using board games as teaching tools: purpose, validity, and assessment. Also, we both explain the mistakes and obstacles that we've faced and made during this process.
In this episode, Norm and Ryan talk about some of the oldest gaming mechanisms in board games ... Mancala and Mahjong as they relate to Dragon Castle and Five Tribes
In this episode, Norm discusses the article "The Finnish Paradox" by Pasi Sahlberg. This Finnish educational philosophy is one of the main influences to Cardboard in the Classroom. https://pasisahlberg.com/the-finnish-paradox/
In this episode, Ryan will describe how Pioneer Days is well appreciated for his new favourite mechanism ... Dice Drafting! and Norm will explain what it's like to be the head of the household in Italy from the time of the Renaissance ... and yes, this game has Dice Drafting!
In this episode, Ryan describes how Tsuro in the math classroom creates a perfect fit with all of that spatial reasoning and Norm takes us through a tour of his city building when he describes the correlation between Suburbia and the Sociology classroom.