Magic: The Gathering Drive to Work Podcast

This is the fifteenth podcast in my 20-podcast series "20 Years, 20 Lessons." In this podcast, I talk about the importance of designing a component for the audience it's intended for.

I attended another SDCC and had another Blogatog Live Magic panel where I talked for the first time about Unstable. In this podcast, I talk all about what happened, including a few tidbits about Unstable from the panel that didn't make it out to social media.

In this podcast, I talk about the history of the Pit—the area where R&D works.

I'm often asked questions about how best to start a design. In this podcast, I go into detail about how to do just that.

In this podcast, I talk about the history of poison counters in the game.

In this podcast, I talk about the many different multicolor blocks we've made and how we went about making them.

For the first time, I review a book. Okay, it's a book about the history of Magic.

We have to make a lot of Magic sets, and while we always make new things, a lot of our job is taking the staple things we do all the time and finding small ways to make them feel different. In today's podcast, I talk about how we do that.

In this podcast, I look back at some of the different formats from the early days of Magic including things likes Grand Melee and Emperor.

In this podcast, I talk about one of the most important tools for a Magic designer.