
The Ansible Uplink podcast reviews sci-fi table-top rpg adventures. Hosted by Chris Airiau, each episode a guest joins to read and review an indie module. The focus is on Mothership third-party adventures, with dips into other indie adventures, from Orbital Blues to Classic Traveller.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Reece Carter and Norgad (Evilgad) take over as hosts of Ansible Uplink in this special 40th Birthday Roast episode to review Bio-Drones & Cryo-Clones by Chris Airiau.
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Peter Eijk, a.k.a. Jimmy Shelter, joins Chris Airiau on a TIME WARP episode to review Traveller Adventure 04: Leviathan (1980) by Bob McWilliams. We also had a chat about Peter's upcoming sci-fi game Look to Starward, and adapting Jack Vance's sf int... more
Yochai Gal joins Chris Airiau to review The Earth Above by James Hanna.
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Daniel Hallinan, a.k.a. Kharrak, joins Chris Airiau to review Decagone by WacoMatrixo.
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Chris Air knows the genre quite well, and the breadth of systems is nice too!
Not too many frills (which is welcome), and it has introduced me to a couple adventures I would have otherwise ignored.
Great reviews that try to get to the bottom of how you can use these modules in your own game. The host and guests have clear passion and knowledge, and they stay focused on the review, not too much chatting. Love it.
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A sci‑fi TTRPG review program that concentrates on indie and third‑party modules, with a steady cadence of in‑depth design discussions, play anecdotes, and publishing context. Episodes frequently dissect layout, artwork, system mechanics, and narrative tension, often contrasting module ambitions with practical table running tips. Notably, guests come from diverse corners of indie RPG publishing (designers, editors, and project leads), adding practical perspectives on production, distribution, and community impact. The show is especially useful for listeners who want concrete running notes, design critique, and recommendations across a spectrum of spacefaring and sci‑fi adventures.
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