Welcome to Dragon Talk, the official D&D podcast. Hosts Shelly Mazzanoble and Greg Tito interview guests from the Dungeons & Dragons community on how they got started playing the world’s greatest roleplaying game, what creative endeavors D&D has inspired, and what tips they might have playing characters or weaving stories as the Dungeon Master. Check out Greg and Shelly’s book, Welcome to Dragon Talk, available everywhere now!
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Sensei Suplex (He/Him), an African American Dungeon Master, is the lead director of Project Aurora, an MMORPG D&D experience boasting 50 dungeon masters and numerous campaigns in a shared, dynamic universe. Project Aurora empowers anyone—players, com... more
Andrew Ashby is a local game store owner in Provo Utah. His goal was to make his store the coolest place to play D&D. The store looks and feels like a medieval tavern, and stock locally brewed mead and snacks. He wanted to give anyone a chance to pla... more
Indrani Ganguly (she/they) is the co-founder of Desis & Dragons, India's largest tabletop RPG community. Under the moniker Nonagon Dice, she also became India's first handmade dice maker. Indrani is also a fledgling game designer. She is based out of... more
It seems there’s been a drastic change in the editorial line in the last few months, with the disappearance of several segments that offered discussion about content in D&D, leaving only shallow interviews of people from the community in this podcast. more
The information on the game and products are great. The people they interview are great. If only they could keep the politics out of it. My sports radio show doesn't mention politics, neither should my D&D show. Many people play to escape the real world, please quit dragging unrelated real world things into our hobby.
This podcast used to be one of my favorites. Greg and Shelley continue to have good chemistry, but the quality of the guests and topics discussed have deteriorated. Through the OGL debacle, where was an interview with Brink or other senior leaders? Greg has especially changed, and it might be because he feels trapped working for “the man” of RPGs while trying to be some kind of champion of Gen Z on social media. Maybe they will find their way again. Of course, most of the cool guests are now... more
Friendly and heartwarming podcast. Great to stay in the loop and gain awareness of interesting D&D (3rd party) creators. more
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