The On Patrol Podcast

The On Patrol Podcast is back with another brand NEW episode! In episode 33, The Fightin’ Kentuckian and Wyndhurst Productions cross the Alps and vie for control of the Mediterranean in a rules review of Age of Hannibal, a fast-play ancient wargame built to deliver the flavor of massed ancient battles on your tabletop in a short amount of time. We cover what the system is trying to achieve, how mechanics like the Morale Clock and card-driven battlefields work, and whether it strikes the right balance between historical feel and playability. We also touch on gaming in 6mm and available supplements, bringing the Punic and Pyrrhic Wars to life with detailed scenarios, army lists, and campaigns. Is it accessible? Is it fun? And is it worth your time? Grab your gladius, sarissa, or scutum and join us on this episode of On Patrol to find out!

In this episode we interview the founder and owner of Brigade Games, Lon Weiss. Brigade Games has played a major role in the history of tabletop wargaming in the United States, being the first to bring many lines from overseas into the country. Join The Fightin Kentuckian and Wyndehurst Productions as they get to know the man behind the company and then the business itself on this episode of On Patrol.

Join Wyndehurst Productions and Fightin’ Kentuckian for the latest episode of the On Patrol Podcast as they sit down with legendary game designer Rick Priestley, a driving force behind the creation of some of the most influential wargames in tabletop history. His credits include Warhammer Fantasy, Warhammer Rogue Trader, Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Ancients, Hail Caesar, Black Powder, Bolt Action, and many more. In this in-depth conversation, we explore Rick’s early hobby roots, trace the path that led to his remarkable career, and delve into the design philosophy that has shaped decades of tabletop wargaming.

Join the Fightin Kentuckian and Wyndehurst Productions as they look back at 2025 to review all that they had accomplished or failed to accomplish over this previous year. They look at both their own hobby journeys as well as the progress the podcast has made. Towards the end of the episode, they look forward to 2026 and what it might hold for their personal projects as well as the podcast.

The On Patrol Podcast is back with another brand new episode! While enroute to eat Turkey or recovering from a Food hangover, give a listen or view to Episode 29: Creating a Historical Wargame Scenario for the Tabletop With Jeffrey Cavender and Chris Newman. In this episode, Wyndhurst Productions and Fightin Kentuckian sit down with Jeffrey and Chris of Wargamers of Ashland, KY, to examine their research, scenario rules, painting, game play, and lessons learned from bringing the Battle of Point Pleasant to the Tabletop. In just 120 days from flash to bang, Jeff and Chris created this historical refight to teach and demonstrate at the Battle's annual historical celebration festival. If you're curious about bringing a historical scenario (local or otherwise) to the tabletop, this episode is for YOU! As always, we appreciate any feedback, critiques or criticisms. So grab your spear, your shield, musket, belt-fed machine gun, or Shawnee Tomahawk and join us on this episode of On Patrol! Thanks in advance for the listen or view!