Listen to Elevated Boardgames.

The page above plays the newest Elevated Boardgames episode directly in a web player, which is the fastest way to sample the show, but a 48-episode back catalog is better handled inside the app itself. Subscribing pulls the full RSS feed in, so instead of hunting through a podcast directory for older episodes like the Tribond or Passtimes discussions, they sit in your library in order, ready to queue up whenever you want a specific game's episode rather than just whatever published most recently.

The queue is particularly useful for a show like this because episodes are not always sequential in relevance: you might want to hear the SNL Trivial Pursuit episode before a specific game night and a different back-catalog episode a week later once you have bought the game being discussed. Building that order in the app keeps it fixed, rather than the RSS feed's default newest-first order taking over, so you are not stuck listening in publish order when what you actually want is topic order.

Downloading an episode ahead of time matters more for board game listening than for most genres, because the moment you actually want the audio, at someone's house before or during a game night, is often the least reliable moment for a wifi connection. Downloading the episode on data or home wifi beforehand avoids that entirely, and it is a one-tap action from the episode list, so there is no extra file management step before you leave the house.

The optional Premium Podcast Brain can search eligible transcript-backed episodes you have already listened to, useful if you want to recall which past episode discussed a specific game before buying it, though independently produced shows like this one are not guaranteed to have a compatible transcript in every case, so coverage may be partial. Core listening and downloads stay free with no app-inserted ads added by the app itself, and none of the episode-list browsing above requires the paid Brain tier at all.