The "Print and Play" podcast focuses on those free to download-and-make games that you can find all over the web.

( Also the odd game that costs money to buy )

Web Site : http://PrintAndPlay.co.uk
Feed : http://feeds.feedburner.com/PrintAndPlay

What are you making right now? What would you reccomend to other PnP'ers? What's the best PnP game you ever made? Whats the best way to make boards, or counters? Let the information flow!

Why not upload photos of your PnP games, I'd love to see them.

The shows GeekList, every review listed : http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/22682

Your hosts blog : http://felbrigg.blogspot.com/

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Yes thats right, if you've been listening for a while then you'll have heard that I occasionally get a rest from the podcast when wonderful volunteers step in to review a game they've made.

Well if you feel like volunteering I welcome you to get in touch. Contact me first and let me know what game you'd like to review, so I can make sure reviewers do not duplicate games. I have a show outline (below) but your free to bend this, add things drop things etc. However I insist that you rate the game using the shows scale which is detailed on the GeekList.

SHOW OUTLINE:
[games name] designed by [designers name], Introduction, Objectives, Availability, Components, Set up, Turn(Round),End Game, In Game Spotlights, Construction, Summary, Comments, review

Recording notes/advice.
1) When recording, keep your hands off the Mic' if you can.
2) Try keeping the Mic' above and to the side of your mouth as this reduces breath sounds and 'plosives.
3) You will have to do the editing (cutting out your own swear words!)
4) I'm happy to do the post production, such as amplification and noise removal.
5) Audacity is free recording software and very good.
6) Dont be afraid to ask me questions, I'm happy to help.