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The Whispering GM
CWR
The Growing Season
Matt McFarland
Your Home Building Coach with Bill Reid
William W. Reid
The Garden Journal
Alexa Bradford, Kaitlin Haase, Lissa Johnson, Nina Rosenburg
In The Garden With Ron Wilson
News Radio 610 WTVN (WTVN-AM)
The Paul Parent Garden Club
Patrick Parent
Hardwood Knocks: An NBA Podcast
HardwoodKnocks: An NBA Podcast
Hush My Mouth
Hush My Mouth Podcast
WPTF Weekend Gardener
Mike Raley & Rufus Edmisten
ShouJoe
Joe and Sarah
All Chat
Last Free Nation
P1 with Matt and Tommy
Stak
Sports Cards are Dope
Dr. Tyler Tarver
CarEdge Live
Ray and Zach Shefska, Bleav
Group Quest
Gulvan and Joe
Versus Wolves
Woolie Versus & Eyepatch Wolf
The No Name RC Podcast
thenonamercpodcast
Bloomberg Hot Pursuit!
Bloomberg
The Command Zone
The Command Zone
Remarkable Results Radio Podcast
Carm Capriotto, AAP
Esports Betting Talk
Casino Rank
The Pinball Studio Podcast
Sterling Martin
Car Dealer Podcast
Car Dealer
Kinda Funny Games Daily: Video Games News Podcast
Kinda Funny
MN Sports Variety Show
Eric Grady
Shut Up & Sit Down
Shut Up & Sit Down
ComicBook Nation
ComicBook.com
Outdoors with Rob Zimmer
Rob Zimmer
RPGMP3 Actual Play Podcast
Halall-rey Antonio
Hacky Sack Heroes Takes Over! Live and Let Fly: An STF Network Starfinder Podcast
STF Network
In The Money Players' Podcast
In The Money Media
In The Money Media Network
In The Money Media
黑啤沙发
Cary 李哥 Winnie
Game Scoop!
IGN & Geek Media
The Yarniacs: A Knitting Podcast
Gayle & Sharlene
Leisure
CWR
-- Description --How large is a dungeon in Dungeons & Dragons? How large should it be? And - when referencing old-school dungeon-delving play: at what point does the dungeon become a Mega-Dungeon?Like what you're hearing...
-- Description --Paid Game Mastering: brilliant? Foolish? Or just ... odd: a peculiarity of our times.Like what you're hearing? Visit the blog: (https://clericswearringmail.blogspot.com/)Want to get in on the conversatio...
-- Description --The Bag of Holding: a classic staple of D&D, a common article sought after by parties on far-afield parties, and a short circuit around one of the core elements of the game: management of inventory and e...
-- Description --Tourists in the OSR ecosystem: who are they, why are they here, and is it really appropriate to use the term "Tourist" as an insult?Like what you're hearing? Visit the blog: (https://clericswearringmail....
-- Description --Moldvayan Revisionism: one of the most damaging poxes and plagues of the modern OSR!But not really. ;-)In this episode, I speak to the propensity of B/X to fungate outwards into other games, how it can i...
-- Description --DragonRaid was an attempt to connect with RPG enthusiasts and to use that connection to educate and increase their faith. What did it do right? What did it do wrong? What can we do - as Christian gamers ...
-- Description --Product Review: Flipping & Turning Magazine, No 5: Nautical gaming for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, 1st Edition, or other OSR-compatible system, in the age of (or spirit of the age of) sail.Like what you...
-- Description --Continuing discussions of the Bronze Age from a gaming perspective. What some of its strengths are and how it fits into an OSR experience.Like what you're hearing? Visit the blog: https://clericswearrin...
-- Description -- Bronze Age Adventure! Literature, history, and other reasons why antiquity is a good time to set your campaign - followed by some call ins! Like what you're hearing? Visit the blog: https://clericswe...
-- Description -- Does your campaign look like a Frazetta painting? Why not?! Make bikinis armor again: an exposé on the cultural reasoning behind playing a character who doesn't wear armor, but does like to get stuck ...
-- Description -- The Dungeon Master Screen: do you use one? I do - but some other folks don't: why would they eschew this time-tested tool and why I think DM screens are great. Like what you're hearing? Visit the blog:...
-- Description -- Listeners call in to talk about time - some podcast friends call in and talk about timekeeping in their games as well as timekeeping in their lives: figuring out when to fit in the hobby and figuring ou...
-- Description -- Follow up episode - additional insights and answers, as pertaining to Ghouls and Ghoul Paralysis: less dangerous (or more?) than you think. Like what you're hearing? Visit the blog: https://clericswe...
-- Description -- I had the distinct privilege over Father's Day weekend to meet up with Lungfungus - author of Actual Dungeon Mastering and the Melancholies & Mirth blog - to have a beer and chat about gaming until my w...
-- Description -- Do you time your players' actions in combat? You should! And here are three reasons why - from my table to yours, direct through the earbuds. Like what you're hearing? Visit the blog: https://clerics...
-- Description -- Ghouls - the iconic paralyzers and low-level party enders: capable of wrecking shop even on a mid level party! Or... are they? I revisit the rules as worded and cross reference them to concepts in Chain...
-- Description -- Call in show - listeners debate the fine points of adversarial play, as well as toss in some tokens for how prep influences their games - or vice versa: how their games have influenced their prep. Then ...
-- Description -- Talking about prepping for your game. How much is too much? How much is too little? And how much can you learn from the mistakes of someone who has gone entirely off the deep end before? Like what you'...
-- Description -- Having spent some time figuring out adversarial referees - what would then make a player an adversarial player? Exploring some experiences, ideas, and behaviors that may - or may not - make a player int...
-- Description -- "I've been playing for 45 years and we never played that way back in the day!" A common refrain for long-timers trying to discourage playstyles differing from their own, I explore the possibility that ...
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