Greg Loring-Albright, PhD (he/him)

Haha fair enough. Sea stories have always walked that fine line between fiction and nonfiction, but obviously please do not incriminate yourself.

Back Marceline up if (when) the BGG trolls come out!

CGE made a mistake, and they can listen to trans leaders like Marceline about how to make it right. But until they do, #BlacklistCGE

Having read the post, I am SO CURIOUS to read a post about your time with the wooden WWII commune boat.

Read this now, read Moby Dick next, then book a trip to Mystic. You’ll regret none of it (except maybe that middle watch section of the book).

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the staff there are so cool! (I got to know the museum accession folks, the blacksmiths, and the chantey singers). It was a part of this program: mystic.williams.edu

Ohhhhhhh shiiiiit! I did a whole semester living at working at the Mystic Seaport Museum while I was an undergrad. Love that place!

Beetroot RELISH is a revelation! I love making pickled beets but you can only have pickled beets so many times. Going the relish or even chutney route sounds amazing

I was in Pittsburgh last month to see my friend's art opening and got to swing by this exhibition. Go check it out!

Yoooooo so cool!

the republican party hates public goods and wants to force feed you and your family slop produced by its billionaire allies

A square flier reading "Crisis in the Capital!" in an old-newspaper style font. The rest of the text is as follows: You are invited to participate in a research study gaming out a political crisis. Play a tabletop game. Take a survey. Talk to researchers. 2-3 hours. Monday, August 4, 6PM-9PM. On-site at Harrisburg University. 326 Market Street, Harrisburg, PA. Contact Greg Loring-Albright, PhD. GAlbright@HarrisburgU.edu. Harrisburg University IRB # EXE 457711

One more boost for this! Come play a game with me (for research purposes) on Monday night! I'll have snacks! #HarrisburgPA #✂️🎲

Call Me Ishmael. Some years ago—never mind how long precisely—having little or no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me on shore, I thought I would sail about a little and see the board gamey part of the world.

My cohost’s tall, tall book

So stoked for you! A studio lead is such a cool gig!

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Game 2 of Wednesday at #GenCon AHOY, What a game!! I know, we’ve played it once but we where instantly hooked. 😎 #boardgames @leder.games

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DIRECT ACTION GETS THE GOODS! Thanks and solidarity to Marceline and everyone involved in this rapid action. I'm so inspired by y'all!

I will be thinking about “beans r not woke. how could u do this?” for a long time

If you've read my "Rulebooks for Radicals" zine, you'll note some similarities (beyond just the use of Impact Label font) and some differences -- this talk was crucial in working through the ideas that became the backbone of that piece. gregisonthego.itch.io/rulebooks-fo...

My March talk at University of British Columbia is now available to watch! I was honored to be invited to present on modding board games for the students and other attendees: open.library.ubc.ca/cIRcle/colle...

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Reposting for the morning crowd.

This Monday evening, come play the game that made @exeunt.press go out and buy 2-3 books within 24 hours of playing it.

I took a first-year seminar that was structured around food cultures, taught by this incredible German prof who was one of the main organizers of Philly Slow Food. We ate & drank SO MUCH good stuff as part of that class, and I credit it at least in part with my decision to go into specialty coffee.

Most experts acknowledge that a takeover by artificial intelligence is coming for the video game industry within the next five years, and executives have already started preparing to restructure their companies in anticipation. After all, it was one of the first sectors to deploy A.I. programming in the 1980s, with the four ghosts who chase Pac-Man each responding differently to the player's real-time movements.

This is an insane thing to write about game development. www.nytimes.com/2025/07/28/a...

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I love this! Here’s a piece with similar language: justseeds.org/product/no-t...

These books were a ton of fun to read! So cool seeing them come to the TTRPG form!

A square flier reading "Crisis in the Capital!" in an old-newspaper style font. The rest of the text is as follows: You are invited to participate in a research study gaming out a political crisis. Play a tabletop game. Take a survey. Talk to researchers. 2-3 hours. Monday, August 4, 6PM-9PM. On-site at Harrisburg University. 326 Market Street, Harrisburg, PA. Contact Greg Loring-Albright, PhD. GAlbright@HarrisburgU.edu. Harrisburg University IRB # EXE 457711

If you're in Central PA and missed the first session, I'm running another one! Come play the political matrix game that my students and I designed and fill out a survey.

This one is on a weeknight evening to accommodate more schedules. I will once again have snacks!

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