The Podcast- A Frightfully Cheerful Conversation on Horror and Comedy
- On the idea of a "Better Game"
- On what might be in a name, and Listener Calls
- Biting Bullets with Jason Hobbs
- A Friendly and Impossible chat with RPG Sean~
- On Memory and RPGs, featuring Arcane Alienist
- Is Immersion Impossible? A Friendly, Abridged Discussion~
- Friendly Chat about Scenario Design, Game Books, and #RPGaDAY2025
- On Interruptions, Others' Topics, and BRP~
- Call of Cthulhu Campaign Cliff's Notes - Recap 1
Whispers in Darkness
#RPGaDAY2024 -Day 31: A Game(r) You Miss
Here we are at the final prompt of #RPGaDAY2024. For those of you who wrote, recorded, or expressed yourself across the Internet for some or all of this month in support of sharing our positive experiences, recommendations, and ideas we give you our thanks. David and I both suffered deaths in the family, and ongoing … Continue reading
#RPGaDAY2024 Day 30 – Person to Game with
The standard prompt for Day 30 of the nearly-finished #RPGaDAY2024 event is ‘Person you’d like to game with.’ As usual, the versatility in this specific-seeming prompt is vast. For me, this whole month has had me thinking a lot about the now essentially homeless RPG Podcasting community that was supported by Anchor. While many of … Continue reading
#RPGaDAY2024 Day 29: Awesome App
The standard prompt for Day 29 of #RPGaDAY2024 is inquiring after apps for roleplaying gamers. There was a time, which to my mind seems not all that long ago, but probably is, when there were none. Then, there was a period where they were just for dice, then for dice and random tables, and now…? … Continue reading
#RPGaDAY2024 Day 28: Anecdote
I am on the road and so am thinking about our pack of dogs at home. Instead of doing the standard prompt for Day 28 of #RPGaDAY2024 today (great gamer gear), I will share a sort of anecdote about the dogs. About 15 years ago or so, we were a one dog family. He was … Continue reading
#RPGaDAY2024 Day 27: Marvelous Miniature
The question for Day 27 of #RPGaDAY2024 is a hard one for me in that I tend not to mix miniatures with my roleplaying games. While I do not hold with the notion that these tools are inherently disruptive to the imagination, the time and space they require, in conjunction with the influence they have … Continue reading
Casting Shadows 