Archive | May, 2007

Major Announcement

Major Announcement

–Musical Introduction by Dave Gruska. –Major Announcement: The Magic Sock podcast will be joining the MTGCast.com network. –Run through of two Future Sight preconstructed decks. –Question of the week: Do you buy preconstructed deck? If, yes, why? If, no, then why not? Or send any feedback topic that you’d like (within reason!). Send me your feedback. –Feedback. –Music by [...] [...more]

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2007 May 08 - Djinns Playground #1 - Introduction

2007 May 08 - Djinns Playground #1 - Introduction

The first ever Episode! Djinn discusses humble beginnings, a New Mexican Hat Dance, and what to expect in future shows. Hosted by Nick ‘Djinn’ Bonham. [...more]

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What happened to Dom?

What happened to Dom?

MTGCast Episode #54: What happened to Dom? “You read it somewhere else, but you heard it here first!” This Week in Magic Some updates on MTGO III and the current version II.5. More in-depth discussion of bots on MTGO and some changes to the MTGO economy along with info about the extremely useful Infobot! We discuss another program [...] [...more]

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The Future Is Here!

The Future Is Here!

–Musical Introduction by Dave Gruska. –Future Sight is out this weekend: Run through of all the cards I find interesting. –Question of the week: What do you think of Future Sight? What would you like to hear on the show? Or send any feedback topic that you’d like (within reason!). Send me your feedback. –Lots of great feedback. –Music [...] [...more]

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Spoiled Rotten

Spoiled Rotten

Sorry it’s a bit late [...more]

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