Battlechat 79 with Rex & Dan Withers of Valhalla Games
Rex and Dan Withers are brothers, one living in New Zealand (where they were both born), the other in Australia – a not at all short ferry crossing away! (Listen to find out how this […]
Rex and Dan Withers are brothers, one living in New Zealand (where they were both born), the other in Australia – a not at all short ferry crossing away! (Listen to find out how this […]
Bob Jones has been involved in wargaming since 1960 and miniatures gaming since 1965 and has written many popular rulesets: Le Jeu de la Guerre (1972); Rebel Yell! (1990); Piquet (1994); Zouave (2010); Zouave II […]
Here they are: my photos from the Partizan 2021 show hosted by the Newark Irregulars at the Newark Showground on Sunday 10th October. You may encounter an ad on the video – purely because I […]
Annie Norman is a force of nature, which is probably why she’s managed to survive the pandemic unscathed. Whilst many businesses have struggled or gone to the wall, she has steered Bad Squiddo Games on […]
Rich Clarke broadcasts from Lard HQ RIch returns to the show for the third time, but this time for a conversation with a difference, focusing on his journey into wargame rules publishing and the risks […]
Charles Singleton, who joined Helion & Co in 2013, is a man with impeccable credentials for being the powerhouse behind two of the most popular military history and wargaming book series in the business. He […]
Troy Small is one of those marvellous people – a huge star for a large community on YouTube, but a really nice, modest, down-to-earth guy with whom one can have an enjoyable chat about anything. […]
A couple of weeks ago, a discussion brewed up on Twitter thanks to a magazine article on the wired.com site spotted by @Dice_Dad – see my retweet of the pice and subsequent discussion here. The […]
Richard Naylor comes to the show determined to be honest, not only about his wargaming life, but also, very bravely, about his own health and that of his wife, who is bipolar. Unlike many of […]
David Christopher Lee is a patron, a teacher of English in Japan – wait till you hear exactly where – and, of course a wargamer, flying the flag for the hobby in a distant land. […]
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