The Seattle After Party

He's been in Seattle for over 20 years and will be moving to LA to chase his dreams. Before he leaves Seattle we get to talk with Ian Schuelke about many of his (mis)adventures here.

This whole episode was about learning to play and playing Cherry Picked Game's Conspire. We had a 6 player game that told the story of the Disco Cabal trying to keep disco alive.

Donna Prior, founder of Orcacon joined us once again. We talked about #NachosBeerCon, smashing the patriarch, and beer.

Stephen Mackey, comedian and host of the politics and economics podcast "That's All I Have to Say About That" joined us. We got a little political in this one on one interview between Stephen and Daryl. At one point, the tables were turned and Stephen got Daryl to talk about this podcast.

Mike Schubert, host of the Potterless podcast, discussed reading Harry Potter as an adult with no nostalgic baggage.

Voted #3 for Best Local Podcast in Seattle A-List's recent survey, brother and sister Marc & Julie came to talk about their show called The Station Wagon. Sibling rivalry was ever present, from the match game through to the very end. When you listen, you'll wish you had a sibling like that.

Find out what a group of wrestlers on a podcast are called when we play match game and a fun conversation with 3 independent wrestlers who'll be part of the Project 42 show at El Corazon on December 3rd. Also, this was our first ever episode with one panelist joining us via skype.

Daryl has 2 podcasts and this was the crossover episode between the After Party and his brand new podcast, The Spoilers: Wayne & Daryl. Of course, we played match game; but we also talked movies. Lots of movies were mentioned. However, it wasn't just Wayne and Daryl. This podcast got crashed by Glenn of the Film Wonk podcast. Is this the beginnings of a rivalry between 2 movie review podcasts or are they just frenemies? You'll have to list to find out.

It was our 2nd Anniversary and we spent it at the Red Star Taco Bar. Shenanigans were caught on mic though. Have a listen.

Julia Y, the art lead on Astronaut:The Best came to talk to us about the game you can contribute to on Kickstarter until October 21st.

Our 70th episode featured author Janine A. Southard. She talked about a new anthology she's got coming out October 1st. We had a ton of fun during match game and even found out a nifty story about research in the Ravenna neighborhood of Seattle

The creator of Klask, Mikkel Bertelsen, and the 2nd ranked player in the world, Kevin Reder, joined us during PAX weekend to talk about the new Danish pub game Klask. It's a fast paced, magnetic game. A sort of air hockey on steroids.

Author and game designer, Jonathan Tweet, came back on the podcast. We talked about the global release of Grandmother Fish. Also, there's a game about to be kickstarted called Clades.

Before a recent performance of the Ballard Boyz Variety Hour, Daryl talked with the boyz and two of their guests, Jeremy Eli and Neeraj Srinivasan.

Anglicon is a local British Media convention. If it's British, they cover it. We talked to 2 staff members of Anglicon, Keith and Dan to see what's happening at this years con.

Daryl talks about what it's like after each performance of Seattle Experimental Theater's The Journal.

David of Scifi Commons brought along the producer of their audio drama Reality's Edge (Umberto) to talk about this special Scifi community in Seattle.

The Match Game has been a big part of the Seattle After Party. Before episode #61 got started, Doug Willott let us know some history behind the match game. Brooklyn Dicent thought he should host the new version.

Donna Prior, also known as Danicia, was our guest. We talked gaming, convention, and put that together to talk about gaming conventions. Of course we talked about Orcacon, the conventon she founded. Music by bensound.com

The guest for June 25th, 2016 was comedian Kelly Hannah. She's got a comedy show each month called "Teller vs. Show" It's a show in 3 acts based around the old Choose Your Own Adventure™ style of game book. Music by bensound.com