Join Magic: The Gathering Head Designer Mark Rosewater as he shares stories, insights, and more while driving to work. Listen and learn more about how Magic is made!
1256 episodes transcribedIn this podcast, I talk with Brian Hacker about his time on the Pro Tour and how he and other Magic pros ended up on MTV.
In this podcast, I talk with Chris Pikula about the Pro Tour and what it's like to win a Magic Invitational.
In this podcast, I talk with Dave Humpherys about the Pro Tour and all the sets he's led.
In this podcast, I talk with Cedric Phillips about streaming and doing commentary.
In this podcast, I talk with Gaby Spartz about streaming and doing commentary.
In this podcast, I talk with April King about the challenges of keeping a Magic database and about the community of Magic Twitter.
In this podcast, I talk with Christine Sprankle, one of the best-known Magic cosplayers.
This week's podcast is an interview with Skaff Elias, one of the original playtesters and a longtime Wizards employee.
In this podcast, I talk with Jimmy and Josh, hosts of The Command Zone and Game Knights.
In this podcast, I talk with Blake Rasmussen, one of the people in charge of communications for Magic.
In this podcast, I talk with Dawn Murin, one of the art directors for Magic.
Brian Tinsman spent many years designing Magic cards and led sets like Rise of the Eldrazi and Time Spiral. He and I chat.
Erik is my equivalent in set design. He and I talk about our many years of making Magic together.
I talk to product architect Mark Heggen to explain how he got into the game and just what exactly he does for Magic.
In this podcast, I talk to Brian Weissman, an old-school pro player. He and I talk about the early days of the game as well as how he created...
In this podcast, I talk to Bill Rose, the vice president of Tabletop Magic. Bill and I have worked together for 25 years.
In this podcast, I talk to Meghan Wolf and Maria Bartholdi of Good Luck, High Five.
In this podcast, I talk to Brian Lewis (aka The Professor) of Tolarian Community College.
Donald Smith Jr. is a member of the Play Design team, and I talk with him about what Play Design does.
