Anthony is one again out sick, and trying to fill his sizable shoes are both judge Bones and Kade from Recross the Paths to discuss a potpurri of Cube related topics.

Andy and Anthony are joined by D.S.B. to talk about one of his favorite cube-ish formats - Stone Soup - where a group of players each contribute a set of cards to a drafted pool.

Andy and Anthony talk with Joe Anderson about some of his favorite Cube moments and organizing Cube events, big and small.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Jenn who shares her expertise in designing all manner of set cubes.

Andy, Anthony, and Parker talk about Parker and Andy's respective "simple" cubes, Atavus and Sacred Geometry, and what it means to design a clean, approachable cube.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Jane and Arlo to talk about taste in Cube design. What is 'taste' in Magic? Can it be intentionally cultivated? Exactly what does Rothko have in common with Spirit of the Night?

Andy, Anthony, and Zach talk about playtesting Cubes and how to ask for and use feedback from players.

Andy, Anthony, and Zach talk about improving as a Magic player, building a community and balancing the two.

Andy and Anthony our joined by Julien who offers his pro-tour level insight on potential changes to Anthony's Turbo Cube.

Zach shares stories of his drafts of Andy and Anthony's Cubes over the last few years, offering insights into their designs and how he approaches them as a player.

Andy and Anthony and returning guest Zach talk about Cube terminology: how the language we use shapes the conversations and community we form.

Zach Barash joins Andy and Anthony for the first episode in a series sharing his game design expertise, starting with the basic principles of game design.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Jenn the Judge to talk about 5 color decks in Cubes, how they come about, affect drafts, and what to do about them.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Ryan Saxe to talk about his latest Magic passion project, a unique draft inspired by auto battlers.

Andy and Anthony talk to Richard Garfield, creator of Magic: the Gathering and legendary game designer, about games, Cube, and his personal design process.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Sam from Rhystic Studies to talk about his entree Cube design.

Andy and Anthony welcome Tara, Jenn, and Haiyue to talk about how we can work towards making spaces more accountable and inclusive to promote growing more diverse playgroups.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Ryan Overturf to talk Cube design, starting with two of Ryan's recent articles on his own process.

Andy and Anthony are joined by writer, podcaster, and Magic raconteur Emma Partlow to discuss her history with the game.

Andy and Anthony welcome CubeCon 2023 champ Tim Meyers onto the show to talk through his path to victory in the second annual, premiere Cube event.

Andy and Anthony and joined by Dom Harvey in the wake of CubeCon to discuss how to approach drafting new environments.

Andy and Anthony are again joined by Justin Parnell to finish their discussion on every Cube that will be featured on Coverage during Cube Con.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Justin Parnell to talk about how to spike the Cubes that will be featured on coverage in Cube Con 2023.

Andy and Anthony's plan for this week's episode fell through, so instead they're sharing the audio from a stream in which they discussed Aquaone's legendary Powered Cube with the designer himself.

Andy and Anthony have three special guests in the studio to talk about their recent rotisserie draft of the Bun Magic Cube.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Ryan Saxe to talk about his approach to Cube drafting, and limited Magic at large, that may seem to run contrary to conventional wisdom.

Andy, Anthony, and James do a live review of Anthony's Regular Cube. They talk about how the environment has been playing recently, sift through potential cuts, and make a plan for the next iteration of the Cube.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Chris and Tim from the Jank Diver Gaming Community to talk about how to play your own, custom-designed cube on Arena.

Andy and Anthony are joined by professional Magic player Sam Black to talk about "big" and "small" games of Magic and the complex nature of card advantage.

Andy and Anthony and special guest May talk about writing good Cube overviews. What goes into writing a concise, and practical introduction for potential players and designers.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Ryan Saxe to talk about the design of "low powered" cubes and what can be learned from the design of limited sets.

Andy and Anthony and joined by Justin Parnell and discuss their recent rotisserie draft of Anthony's Regular Cube at Magic Con Philadelphia.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Aran to talk about designing Set Cubes, the spectrum of design approaches and how they can be a great entry point to Cube.

Andy and Anthony recap the highlights of the inaugural CubeCon with Patrick, Daniel, and Theo.

Andy and Anthony are joined by competitive grinder, latent Cube content creator, and actually good Magic player Dom Harvey to talk about his relationship with the game.

Andy and Anthony talk with Cube designer, scientist, and artist Caleb Gannon about his Powered Synergy Cube, coming to Magic Online.

Parker LaMascus and Jason Waddell fill in for Andy and Anthony by discussing one of their favorite, non-Magic card games.

Andy and Anthony are joined by guests Andy Floury and Mike Coyle of The Guardian Project Podcast and talk about how they approach the game and focus on making the most of it.

Andy and Anthony talk with Jason Waddell about Cube, game design, and the complications of Magic as a hobby.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Wizards' own David McDarby to talk about the design process of The Chromatic Cube, currently draftable on Arena.

Andy and Anthony are joined by Justin Parnell for a walk down memory lane, discussing how Cube has changed over the years.

Andy and Anthony are joined by a special guest to discuss Commander Legends and a very unique sort of cube.

Andy and Anthony talk about how difficult it is to design a cube. Then, they are joined by John Terrill of Cultic Cube to discuss the data he received from Wizards of the Coast about how players drafted his cube on MTGO.