The Crossbox Podcast is me, Jay (Fishbreath), and the editor here at the Soapbox, John (parvusimperator), gabbing for about an hour a month on topics of interest in the fields of gaming, firearms, and defense and foreign policy. Sometimes we delve into books, movies, and technology.
The most recent few episodes can be found below. Find an archive of all past podcasts here. Find the feed for new episodes here.
The Crossbox Podcast: Episode 7
This month on the Crossbox Podcast, in the grim darkness of the far future, there is only one Warhammer 40K game we’re talking about. In other news, Jay recommends two things with the initials ‘KSG’, and John savages a childhood hero.
Further reading
How to win, FREMMs, and influence people
Lightning Squalls: John likes the F-35A
I promised a King Sejong the Great article, but I must be misremembering. Sorry.
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The Crossbox Podcast: Episode 6 - Tax Day Edition
In this episode, we debut a new segment, talk about our summer shooting sports plans, kick in virtual doors and shout, “Police! Freeze, scumbags!”, and bore our listeners to death with a piece called ‘logistical topics of interest’.
Happy Tax Day! Remember, your government is sufficiently bloated that Tax Freedom Day isn’t for another week.
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The Crossbox Podcast: Episode 5 - March Madness
In this week’s edition, we discuss a rarely-considered and rarely-used firearms choice, a study sim masquerading as Ace Combat, and a procurement project we’ve decided should be struck by lightning.
Also, I discover that there’s a default Audacity plugin for every single sound editing task I have thus far been doing by hand. Oops.
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The Crossbox Podcast: Episode 4
In our extremely belated Christmas edition, we visit John’s favorite decade: the 80s. Join us as we clean up the mean streets of New Orleans, work out just how bad American anti-ship missiles are, and insult a very wealthy man for fifteen minutes.
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The Crossbox Podcast: Episode 3
This time on the Crossbox Podcast, we discuss Wargame: AirLand Battle, some indefensible positions, and our arms choices for a sadly underrepresented type of competitive shooting challenge.
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