Just start at 17 on the Angela episode to skip the I hate these politicians rant.

Title is the truth, but they are amusing.

It’s insane to have every podcast share a stream. Some of them are good and some are not and forcing your listeners to dig through hundreds of podcasts for the couple they want is a terrible idea. Please create separate listings for each podcast/ or if you are one of the podcasts - also upload them separately so we can find your podcast..

I used to love this cast.but so off topic now. Also, why the political bend now?

Great pods

this episode turned me off from ever listening to a Muse on Minis podcast ever again. The level of salt & vitriol for Mk3 made me wondering why any of them even played WarmaHordes at all. The edition is new so lots of games nee deployed before really deciding if it’s good or not. All they could do in this episode is comment on all the ‘steaming piles of garbage’. With friends like these, PP doesn’t need enemies :(

Great group of players that go into depth about the game while also being new player friendly. They also host many other podcasts on their feed so you can always find something to your tastes.

I mainly listen to the main Muse cast. I play trolls, Chad plays trolls. Doesn't get better than that.

Great podcast, I really enjoy all of the episodes! Keep up the great work!!

Production values are always good and the guys on the MoM podcast have a great rapport with each other (I've tried some of the other casts but don't like them as much). Casts are always informative and entertaining. Highly recommended for players of all skill levels.

While not all of the podcasts are the best, combined they make this the best place to get your Warmachine and Hordes info. Regardless of if you are a fresh newbie, a 'casual' player or a hardened veteran, one of the Muse podcasts is for you!

Enjoy their podcast a lot. Very fun and entertaining. Not all uppity about playing a little game of moving metal men around a table.

Speak clearly and into the mic. We can clearly hear whoever is next to the mic but some of your hosts tend mumble or get quiet half way through their sentence and then we lose what they are saying.

The Muse network compiles some of the best and most entertaining podcasts for Warmachine/Hordes. Keep up the good work, guys!

Muse on iTunes is actually a collaboration nowadays of different podcasts. The original muse crew is my favorite. They are highly informative despite their length. I enjoy the banter as they remind me of hanging out with my own friends. Their dojo section, where they theorymachine new lists, is great because you get to hear quality players reason out their thoughts on how they may optimize different aspects of certain casters and locks (ie break them) . They are most known for their battle reports, which are also very good, though you may not have the exact detail as chain attack. Still quality though. I like them better than Focus&Fury because they don't go on a tangent about politics. In fact, none of the podcasts on here do, even during the past election. I really appreciate that. RtW is shorter and a different meta, but their info is just as good. Not as goofy, though Pagani is pretty funny to me. They do much of the same as MoM, just different personalities. My favorite part is when Will starts making bets. Crippled System is just hilarious. Not as quite Warmachine focused in regards to how to play tournament level, but they have the best banter. They also get the most sidetracked and vulgar, so be warned. Team ATL was great when they were consistent, they did the old faction by faction review. Wish they came back. Epic Flail has been growing on me. More like muse but with the British accent and terrible sound quality. Grumpy old gamers is new, but I like what I hear. A more generalized gaming topic and involves John and Conrad from boosted damage. The RPG podcast was also good when they were on. I don't play RPGs, but they make me want to play them. I don't get to play often anymore or go to tournaments. But all of the muse on minis podcasts are an excellent way to let me keep in touch with the game. You can't go wrong with these guys. I don't think anyone has an overwhelming and opinionated voice like the other warmachine podcasts. And remember, most of the ones on MoM are playing and placing inthe top 3 of higher level tournaments around the US.

I like most of their podcasts, some tend to be a bit dry though unless you're a serious Warmachine/Hordes player. Crippled System is by far my favorite, it's about 30% gaming and 70% rambling.They are very aMUSEing.

I enjoy the rants and tangents of MoM and crippled systems. Episodes are entertaining but often lose focus and topics are often off topic. Be sure to check out chain attack on Facebook and like them and Kesha..., haha

Unfortunately, a waste of time. The Crippled System episodes are very poor. Some of the other episodes are all right though with some good strategy. Team Atl and the Muse episodes for instance. Because of Crippled look elsewhere for gaming info.

The muse on minis main 'cast is usually excellent. I'm rarely disappointed and often entertained in addition to getting decent if occasionally spurious information. The road to war 'cast is similar: high-quality Warmahordes commentary. The crippled system 'cast is pretty good as far as absolute nonsense goes. When they stick to a topic without the Nathan guy turning into podcast-carrot top they're legit. The team ATL podcasts are more informative than entertaining, and I feel the host is actively trolling his audience by sometimes eating and drinking loudly while his guests chat. The Epic FM 'cast seems good, though the first, intro episode was confusing with a huge number of podcasters. In subsequent episodes they've hived themselves in smaller groups and its been good. The new grumpy wargamers 'cast seems promising. I feel (and this is weird) that I could listen to those guys argue all day. As of right now I would rank them at: Road to war Grumpy wargamers Muse on minis Epic fm Team ATL Crippled system. So listen in that order, IMO. If more interested in warmachine and hordes than random wargamer talk skip grumpy wargamers and crippled system. All around a solid feed with quality product.

This is currently the most in-depth competition oriented Warmahordes Podcast on the airwaves. While there have been a few episodes where trolling exceeds content, more often than not the Muse Crew deliver useful analysis and insight.

Listening to this cast is like hanging out with your buddies. Only your buddies are REALLY good at warmahordes.

As far as Warmahordes goes, these are the most entertaining podcasts that are out there. Muse on Minis perfectly balances humor and tactics in equal parts and I check everyday to see if there's a new episode up from any of the various crews. One of the more interesting items is that the various crews are from different regional metas, and hearing about the unique experiences is invaluable if you plan on spending any time at a regional or national event. Of special note, the editing that goes into each episode is phenomenal, Lance never misses anything that should be cut out. Special accolades should also be given to the host John, who has done a fantastic job of mastering English. You'd never guess that he's French when you listen to him speak.

The sound quality makes it REALLY hard to listen too. Most of the time you can only hear one person. The others are so quiet you can't hear them and that's with noise canceling headphones. And for the love of god, who ever is breathing into the mic all the time...move the mic or get a windscreen! On a side note: The Road to War episodes do not have the above issues.

Sound and mic issues aside, MoM is great for keeping up with some of the highest levels of play in Warmachine and Hordes today.

Muse on Minis fills a niche as a tournament oriented podcast that provides content and humor in equal measures. Well worth a listen.

A good podcast that will hopefully become great. Muse on Minis give some great advice for new players but can be a bit long winded and spends a lot of time on tournament reports. The contributors are well informed, entertaining and have good chemistry. This could easily be one of the top Warmahordes podcasts with just a little refinement.

Please work on editing, there is a lot of downtime or dead air that if edited out would be great. Also at times some of the people speaking are really hard to hear or alternatively really loud. I love the content though.

Only one episode in, but I like it so far. The crew seems amiable, the quality is clear...while they use a bit too many "inside" jokes without context, they keep the conversations basically on topic and lighthearted. This gang has relations with the Independant Characters, my favorite 40k podcast, so that is a good sign.