brain drop puzzles by Brian Hobbs

Two bonus lateral thinking puzzles solved with Laura and Paul.

In which we're not sure if kids are smarter than adults, but at least they know where the ender dragon is.

In which this time, it's personal.

They say no news is good news, and unfortunately, I have some (minor) news.

In which we usher in the heat with the summery sounds of a kalimba.

In which we get a little bit more infinite than before.

In which n approaches infinity and I approach insanity.

In which I delay the next full episode a bit, and try to appease you with a lateral thinking puzzle by Shannon Pennell.

In which we may or may not say a little something about Bruno, and share some more puzzle magic from the Enigmarch challenge.  I thought about calling it "The Bees' Ides of March", but really, these are more A-side puzzles.

In which we talk to people on the wrong side of town and someone steals our keys.  These puzzles are shared from the Enigmarch puzzle creation challenge.

In which we hear a few more snippets from the interview with Stephen Sneed about Scrabble, get answers, get questions, and anagram our names.

In which I interview Scrabble expert Stephen Sneed while playing a game against him.  I also get a little boasty while frontiering some brand new words. 

In which you get five bonus follow-up puzzles for the price of two, or also for the price of five, or of a thousand, because it's free anyway.  Plus, solutions to last week's puzzles.

In which we get literally literary as we listen to Tolstoy's War and Peace in its entirety.

In which we end on a good note.  Plus, solutions for the puzzles from the previous episode.

In which nothing says Halloween like November.  But you shouldn’t complain, because you’re getting four puzzles for the price of five.  Spooky!

In which we teamed up to play an "audio escape adventure" by Trapped Puzzle Rooms.  We came, we heard, we conquered.  If you've never tried time-warp gardening, I'd recommend it.

Solutions to the bonus puzzle and a quick update.

In which I give a lengthy, logical lecture to a pint-sized, preschool pirate.  Plus, answers to the previous episode's puzzles and one bonus puzzle.

In which we pillage and plunder for gold and Tootsie Pops.

In which Pacman makes a cameo, and he has a big mouth.  And if you have a fever, and the only cure is another bonus cube puzzle, then boy, are you in luck!

In which we welcome a special guest from a galaxy far, far away.  No, not that galaxy.

The movie clip edition.

In which we put Google Translate to the test, and it fails in all the right ways.

The special vacation edition, with bonus sounds!

In which we visit America and try to figure out why they’re all speaking Mandarin.

Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely intentional.

In which speaking up is the hardest thing.

In which nobody puts princess in a corner, because that's where all the man-eating monsters are.

In which I sing too much and produce costs too much.

In which it's my podcast, I can lie if I want to.

In which Sherlock Holmes doesn't rate and review this podcast.

In which I ride off into the sunset.  But don't worry, I come back.

In which we learn that Shakespeare had nothing much to say after all.

In which we consider the nature of the passing of time, and the kind of sound that makes.

In which we go over the river river and through the woods woods woods.

In which we go to many strange places, meet many strange people, and enter the darkness in the attic of our minds.  Or maybe just a regular attic.

In which it's always night in New Dark City.

In which there is either a bonus puzzle or just the sound of birds.

In which we learn that not everyone likes a riddle.