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Aug 8, 2021 49 min

PiCast Episode 191 - Escon

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PiCast Episode 191 - EsCon We start out with a discussion about the San Diego Safari Park also known as the Wild Animal Park (WAP) before getting into the board games of EsCon. Scott spent the weekend in Escondido playing Board Games and Interviewing Board Gamers. It was a lot of fun! This episode includes an interview with Kevin, a San Diego Native who plans to start a Board Game Cafe in Taiwan. He is a really interesting guy. Be sure and check out his YouTube (link below) We are still working on our goal of 26 new games in 2021. If you have any suggestions, please reach out! Important links: Check out Kevin's YouTube here: The First Game https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs82B3chEkyyN8YYw-Cbjug If you are local and you want to attend the next EsCon go to http://reesgames.com Also head over to Cardboardia in Murrieta. You can also check them out online no matter where you live! Here is their linktree: https://linktr.ee/Cardboardia Contact us at [email protected] Leave us a Voicemail on the Pi Line 626-66-PIDAY https://linktr.ee/pidaycosplay https://www.facebook.com/PiDayFamily Follow us on Twitter & Instagram: @PiDayFamily or Tumblr http://pidaycosplay.tumblr.com The music in this episode is "Advertime" Written by Rafael Krux. This music is available for commercial and non-commercial purposes. FreePD.com On this episode: #BoardGames #Shoplocal #ShopSmall #Conventions #Escondido #CA #Hometown

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