It's been far too long, my pets. Welcome back. On this episode we're still neck deep in #MTGxATLA land and we're looking at one of my most favorite and loved characters, Ty Lee.

Hang out, decompress, put down your anxietea and let's chat.

Welcome back, neighbor. We're back this week for another episode of our legendary creature series where we invite community members to come on and share the story of a special person of theirs that is no longer alive. Come listen to Cas aka Strixhavendropout talk about her Mrs. Bumbleflower of a mother, tackling ambiguous feelings of the deceased, and finding joy in small things.

Enjoy hearing Cas talk? Find her everywhere here: https://linktr.ee/strixhavendropout

In the market for new MtG cards? Head on over to Manapool. Use this link to give me a nice kickback and get some bonus mana points: manapool.com?ref=foxglove

Turns out that there are a bunch of parallels between Avatar: the Last Airbender and Magic: the Gathering; almost as if there should be a #MTGxATLA set? Oh, there is? And it's debuting soon? Amazing! Let's dive on in <3

We're starting another new mini-series where we feature a different legendary creature. This episode features "Dave" a legendary Naya father figure who died from cancer. Come hear his story, share in our grief, and see how magic can help us tell their stories.

It's suicide prevention month! Or, at least, it was at the time of recording this! Let's talk about depression, suicide, and how it can feel like playing against a really annoying control deck.

As always- reach out if you'd like help finding resources. They're out there.

Thanks, neighbor. See you next time!

Recently, I've been compromising my mission by not letting myself talk about certain things in fear of missing out on future partnerships. But that's stopping and we're going back to our roots. We're talking about recent abuse, grace, recovery, and resilience.

Sometimes we have to cycle cards from our hands in hopes of something better. That uncertainty is hard. Let's talk about how it mirrors moving forward from relationships, making the decision to cycle someone out of our lives, hoping for a better life without someone in it.

This episode was plagued with some audio difficulties, but we did our best to edit and it still sounds messy, robotic, and lispy. But- part of creating is letting something be imperfect, and putting it into the world anyways.

If you're able to stick around past the imperfections, I hope it's a message underneath that you can take something from <3

It's no secret that grief can impact so many parts of our lives. In this episode we explore how grief changed how we show up in games.