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Public Universal Flegg: What’s New @ the Table
🕑 Added 2025-07-15 14:00:13 +0000 UTC
How do smores work? Ey! Oh! We gotta coupla goils makin’ campfire treats over heah! Looks like they’re formin’ a real tight bond with each othah on some kinda heroic journey, real nice-like! We’re back with the Little Snail crew in the latest episode of Perpetua, Journey to the Bay Pt 01!
Rainbow friendship speed. Keith, Dre and Art joined Austin for last week’s episode of Side Story. Along with discussing Umamusume Pretty Derby and Austin’s winding descent into Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, they also talk about sports and sports games. Pro or amateur, it’s a super accessible discussion.
Absentmindedly juggling. The long awaited Realis 11: Conference on Clouded Dokine 03 is available here for our $5+ patrons. The show must go on. The show must go on whenever a Zanni is present. The show must go on whenever a Zanni is present on Dokine.
Squi-Ga. Id-Me. On Friday Sylvi and Keith returned with more Virtue’s Last Reward. For those catching up on YouTube however, you can now watch the VOD of part 10 on our channel.
Two birds lurk in my past. Another one for the VOD crowd: Part 5 of Jack’s Dreamcast Reading List series (featuring myself and my pick, Grandia II) is up as well.
Bonus! New Merch! Last week we semi-stealth-dropped a new merch collection featuring the many faces and eras of the beautiful, the unmistakable… Flegg. Two shirts in three colors, some classic Flegg stickers (rumor has it they’re deadstock from the Perpetua booth at E3 1997!) and a sheet of planner sticker-inspired Fleggs for fellow stationery nerds. Check them out along with our previous collections over at Friendsattheable.shop!
Comments
Sam Benson Devine
On the Remap Radio feed, I recommend friends of the show Patrick and Rob's sporadic series Sports! where they talk about whatever's on their mind in relation to sports.
B.E. Albert
I would happily listen to a sports podcast from Art, Austin, Keith and Dre any time! they made the conversation very accessible and interesting to follow, and I appreciate their takes on what makes sports so compelling.
