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PG’s Playhouse: Puzzles, games, trivia, & general nerdery

PG’s Playhouse: Puzzles, games, trivia, & general nerdery

Di: Peih-Gee Law & David Spira
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PG’s Playhouse, a fun little getaway filled with games, puzzles, and trivia, followed by some general nerdery. Hosted by Peih-Gee Law & David Spira and published by RoomEscapeArtist.com.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.
  • 36: Spanktown, New Jersey (ft. Zach Sherwin)
    Jan 22 2026

    "This game is all about movies with titles that sound dirty but aren't."

    David goes to Spanktown every day. You might ask Why, or wonder if he's ever going to Hell. It all does feel a bit Peculiar and Boring. No, we haven't suddenly gone off the deep end, but rather, we're exploring some quirky and unusual town names. Zach Sherwin is the creator of The Crossword Show, and a veteran of the iconic YouTube channel Epic Rap Battles of History. He joins us today to talk about his show and tackle some puzzles.

    Today's game is called Down and Dirty, where every answer is a movie with a title that sounds dirty, but isn't. If you want to learn more about Zach Sherwin and The Crossword Show, check out our interview with him on Reality Escape Pod S10E10. He'll also be performing live at the Reality Escape Convention this August 2026.

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    Production Credits

    Hosted by Peih-Gee Law & David Spira

    Puzzles by Peih-Gee Law

    Produced by Theresa Piazza

    Supported by Lisa Spira

    Edited by Peih-Gee Law

    Music by Matt Farthing

    Logo by Theresa Wagner

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    30 min
  • 35: Conveyor Belt Sushi (ft. Survivor's Rachel LaMont)
    Jan 8 2026

    Watching Rachel LaMont absolutely dominate the puzzles was one of the highlights of Survivor S47. She eventually won after spending most of her time as an underdog. One of her most iconic moments was when a starving Rachel decided to pocket some of the rice from a Survivor challenge, and Jeff Probst called her out on it. She tells us how it all went down, and she shares an interesting behind the scenes moment.

    After winning Survivor, Rachel combined her graphic design skills with her puzzling prowess to create Puzzle Hungry, a competitive jigsaw puzzle game. This inspired today's topic, Conveyor Belt Sushi. Our game today is Movie Mash Potatoes, where each answer is a mashup of foods and movie or song titles.

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    Production Credits

    Hosted by Peih-Gee Law & David Spira

    Puzzles by Peih-Gee Law

    Produced by Theresa Piazza

    Supported by Lisa Spira

    Edited by Peih-Gee Law

    Music by Matt Farthing

    Logo by Theresa Wagner

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    35 min
  • 34: Tyromancy (ft. Jordan Sorcery)
    Dec 25 2025

    Today's topic is a bit cheesy, but still divine. Throughout the ages, humans have always tried to foretell the future or discern the nature of being through different types of divination. These have included the more well-known types of fortune telling including tarot cards, palm reading, tea leaf reading and more. Today, we're talking tyromancy – divination by reading cheeses.

    Warhammer historian and YouTuber Jordan Sorcery joins us again. We chat about his podcast, In Conversation with Jordan Sorcery, which features interviews and chats with designers, writers, and artists creating Warhammer content. He also tells us about his newest podcast, Warhammer Film Club, which explores connections between classic cinema and Warhammer.

    Today's game is called Getting Shredded, where the players must solve clues ranging from riddles and jokes to cryptic crosswords to figure out the type of cheese. Later, we have a bonus game where they must guess the type of divination from the name.

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    Production Credits

    Hosted by Peih-Gee Law & David Spira

    Puzzles by Peih-Gee Law

    Produced by Theresa Piazza

    Supported by Lisa Spira

    Edited by Peih-Gee Law

    Music by Matt Farthing

    Logo by Theresa Wagner

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    29 min
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