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Pour your favourite beverage, pull up a comfy chair and join Kim and Jocelyn as they chat about all things tabletop gaming on A Double Double 'n Dice podcast.We’ll be talking about a different topic each week from board games, RPGs, CGs and more. We hope you’ll join us to sit back, chill out, and enjoy the conversation about anything ‘n everything tabletop gaming.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kim and Jocelyn make tabletop gaming legible through candid play reports, mechanical detail and clear-eyed disagreement about what makes a game enjoyable.
Kim and Jocelyn turn their own game nights into lively, practical conversations about how tabletop games behave once they reach the table. A board-game day becomes a close account of setup, rules learned on the fly, and the unusual rolled-meeple mechanic in Rolling Heights.
Rolling meeples before discovering the distance rule: your kind of board game postmortem?
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose, honest board game chat that moves from easy table talk to a denser space rules dive.
This episode is a relaxed board game chat that starts with an easy, approachable game and then moves into a denser space search title that needs more explaining.
A lived-in board game recap that gets strongest once the rules settle.
An A Double Double 'n Dice board-game day at Jocelyn's house lands on March 14, Pi Day, and the episode works because it lingers on small, familiar frictions: menu indecision, setup that runs long, and rules that only make sense once play is already underway.
A loose, familiar tabletop recap that works best when two friends think aloud.
Episode 160 is a roomy, slightly messy check-in from Kim and Jocelyn. Most of it stays with Zombicide, and the appeal comes from the way they move between recap, quick corrections, side jokes, and practical details without losing the thread.
A loose SWU play report with enough deck talk to reward tabletop regulars.
Kim and Jocelyn stay in familiar territory here. One host has not played much, Jocelyn brings a quick Labrys recap, and the talk slides into SWU pre-release chatter without much friction.
Wrestling toy talk with full collector brain.
The hosts introduce episode 154, discussing a recent board game day where they played games suggested by fans, including Flip 7.
This episode segment focuses on discussing the Toronto Blue Jays making it to the World Series after 32 years, with hosts sharing personal connections to baseball and softball.
The hosts discuss their return to a regular recording schedule, changes in their weekly routines due to work and baseball season ending, and their struggles with tiredness and sleep patterns.
The hosts introduce their podcast, hint at a recent change in the show, and transition into discussing board games and personal vacation experiences.
The hosts discuss their off-schedule recording due to vacation, mention a past Zombicide game session where they died and experienced an internet outage.
The hosts discuss recording on New Year's Eve while juggling work and home activities, including laundry and playing board games.
The hosts introduce the episode, with Jocelyn in a hotel in Newfoundland discussing her travel updates and reminiscing about old TV shows.
The hosts introduce guest Rob to discuss Star Wars Unlimited, a trading card game from Fantasy Flight.
The hosts celebrate reaching 150 episodes, reflecting on their past discussions about Dice Masters, Heroclix, board games like Zombicide, and family-made games.
The hosts discuss moving on from baseball after the World Series, with one sharing their experience watching the final game at a pub and transitioning to other sports like the NFL.
The hosts discuss their struggles with solo gaming in January, including indecision about game choices and considering starting a Jurassic Park campaign.
The hosts discuss playing Zombicide, specifically a campaign where they lost in Scenario 5 and are navigating rules about skipping Scenario 7 due to their failure.
The hosts discuss their podcast's upcoming anniversary and transition from Dice Masters to board games, prompted by a topic suggestion from Darren on YouTube.
The hosts discuss their irregular recording schedule, morning routines, and sleep habits while preparing to talk about games.
The hosts discuss recording in different time zones and reminisce about a previous episode related to Dice Masters card redesign and a family event.
In this casual episode, hosts Kim and Jocelyn shift from board games to a social chat, discussing listener feedback from Collector Rob about his purchase of a Teen Titans Go and Scooby-Doo Heroclix miniatures game, including details on the starter pack and its features.
Kim and Jocelyn kick off with a quick check-in about not having played much lately.
Kim and Jocelyn open with their usual welcome and a quick joke about the name.
Hosts Kim and Jocelyn discuss Hero Clicks, a WizKids tabletop game with over 20 years of history, exploring terminology and personal experiences with the game.
Kim recounts a board game day where she played five new games, including Rebel Princess, Take Five, Tower Up, Jaipur, and the heavy sci-fi game SETI, ranking them based on enjoyment.
Kim and Jocelyn recap their recent board game day, discussing four games played: Take Five, Coffee Rush, Zombicide, and Rolling Heights.
Kim and Jocelyn discuss their experiences at Breakout Con, a Canadian board gaming convention, covering board games and RPGs.
Kim and Jocelyn discuss Dice Masters, a tabletop dice game, and an upcoming online tournament hosted by Breath Weapon X.
Hosts Kim and Jocelyn discuss board games they've played, including plans to play Lorcana, in a casual conversational style.
Kim and Jocelyn celebrate Kim's birthday with a casual chat about tabletop gaming, including Dice Masters.
The hosts introduce a special guest, Andy May of Dice Masters fame, who won a poll to appear on the show.
Kim and Jocelyn discuss the Star Wars Draft and their excitement about receiving Secret Wars on release day.