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Mar 17, 2016 1 hr

51 | Our Defective Brains

from The Mildly Alarming Podcast Hosted by Johannes Stauffer; Tom Rich

Things get psychological in the studio as the boys admit the ways in which their brains don't work, and discuss how they work around the problem. Since neither suggests cutting out the gin & tonics, it seems to be a lost cause, but they soldier on to have a chat about an article on playtesting by Jessica Berlin of Galvanized Studios. Plus a Mildly Alarming PSA, and Johannes reveals his new side project. Intro gag: Comin’ to ya live from the buffalo Rome, I’m Johannes Stauffer and with me as always is the Buffalo Pope, and this is the Mildly Alarming Podcast. Episode Sechs: That was German for Six! ##Segment 1: Productivity, Bullet Journaling, and You Bullet Journal site Episode Sponsor: Mildly Alarming Radio Public Service Announcement ##Segment 2: Mildly Alarming Discusses: "Five tips to make your first public playtest a success" by Jessica Berlin Five tips to make your first public playtest a success Tower Sponge Outro Gag: Johannes's Art Gallery

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Things get psychological in the studio as the boys admit the ways in which their brains don't work, and discuss how they work around the problem. Since neither suggests cutting out the gin & tonics, it seems to be a lost cause, but they soldier on to have a chat about an article on playtesting by Jessica Berlin of Galvanized Studios. Plus a Mildly Alarming PSA, and Johannes reveals his new side project.

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