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Stephen explains the planned schedule for future podcast updates, which will (hopefully) result in a more regular and predictable stream of new content. Links mentioned in the podcast: Welcome to Jackobot Heaven can be found at www.paranoia-co... more
Recorded a few months ago, edited up and down, lost, found, edited more, and finally delivered: in this episode Stephen, Noah, and Adrian discuss what PARANOIA is, favourite PARANOIA memories, and other such things. Opinions on the current edition of... more
Noah and Buster write a PARANOIA mission, using Stephen's simple-to-apply mission creation scheme based on an initial three questions regarding what is going on, what the Troubleshooters will end up thinking is going on, and what the initial investig... more
In the third episode of [DELETED FOR SECURITY REASONS], we discuss and review the newly released expansion, Acute PARANOIA.










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