GerryT Podcast With Dave Shiels - Podcast Rankings and reviews

The Gam Podcast with Gerry Thompson and Bryan Gottlieb, including the Head GAMs Podcast with Bryan Gottlieb and Jonathan Carter, are among the most informative, entertaining and genuine Magic: the Gathering in existence. It’s no small thing to say how much growth and learning I’ve experienced since listening to their Podcast. They help not only in the way of card and strategy evaluation, but also mindsets and mental preps to help deal with all of our most crippling habits and mindsets. And it’s because their wisdom and authenticity that many of their most thought-provoking angles tackling magic have also transcended into my life outside of Magic. These folk are great, and the service they provide to the Magic community as a whole is unparalleled. Not to mention, the absolute best MtG discord community. 🤘🏻☀️💧💀🔥🌳🤘🏻

Gerry and Brian really deliver an enjoyable and informative listening experience. If you’re grinding on arena or the SCG circuit, this is a must listen. I love the rebrand too!! Arena Decklists also has a great Twitter presence..... Great job guys!

If you listen to MTG Podcasts this is a cant miss. Gerry and Bryan are great and extremely knowledgeable. Gerry is a beacon of light in the MTG Community.

This is the year 2019. These fine as hell gents have made a podcast for ALL players of all skill levels looking to enhance their game. Their thorough discussion of Standard, Modern, and now Pioneer is thoughtful and amazing. They believe in a better, and well thought out tomorrow. They are cordial, and professional, and most of all they look to include the best advice for the meta game around. You don’t have to always agree with their opinions on Magic, but they offer good ideas and views to consider. Five stars. Join their Patreon. Follow them into the cardboard battlefield. You won’t regret it.

Used to look forward to this podcast but every week is full of complaints about anything MtG related. From coverage, cost of the game, formats, direction of design, direction of competitive MtG, Hasbro, you name it, these two have something negative to say. I think I can count on one hand the positive remarks these two have made about the above over the last 2 years. If you need your MtG complaint fix, these guys got you covered.

The only redeeming quality for the podcast cast is the actual conversation about playing the game. Their strategic insight into the various formats they cover and their thought process when selecting a deck is useful.

Hoping for more discussion around the actual game of MtG and less about their own opinions about what Hasbro is doing business wise. Not everything they do is a reason to complain.