
Dungeons and Diapers is a show where two podcasters (Ryan and Crofton) get together and discuss their ridiculous parenting stories and personal strategies for carving out time for themselves in their increasingly crazy lives.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 190 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingHobbiesKids & FamilyLeisure | |||

Time has flown, and kids now want phones - How will Ryan and Crofton cope? They discuss phones for kids in what will surely be a topic that gets revisited. In the Dungeons, Ryan returns to Paradise by playing Star Wars: Zero Company while Crofton get... more
Ryan and Crofton return from vacation to exchange notes in this supersized episode. Crofton documents the latest reality tv sensation, the Traitors Canada, while Ryan catches up on comics and Xbox Game Pass. Then it is time for the first ever preview... more
This week on Dungeons and Diapers, Ryan and Crofton's spider-senses are tingling as they discuss the new movie Spider-Man: Brand New Day. No spoilers here, just a great chat. But, before that, Ryan gets his whole family to play Minecraft, Crofton sol... more
This week is all about about the summer gaming goodness at DaD! Ryan talks the remade Assassin's Creed Black Flag - did they nail it? Meanwhile Crofton and his daughter visit a magical school in Hogwarts Legacy. But there is a lot of time given to lo... more
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I love this show. Being a parent myself, I can relate quite a bit as I try to squeak out time for gaming while also doing all my fatherly duties. This show both informs me of new games as well as almost getting a sense of comradery with other dads.
The hosts are great. Ryan is a soft spoken guy and a great host. He’s also on The Gamer’s Inn as a host. I’d say he’s the more prudent approach to parenting and shares a lot of similar interest to myself. Crofton is… unique. (Kidding) He’s much more... more
I’m really excited for this podcast after listening to the pilot episode. It was the perfect mix of 1) Normal life 2) Nerdy life and 3) Parenting life. I don’t have kids yet, but I’m interested to hear how to keep the work/family/game life balance when I get to that point.
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Apple Podcasts | #90 |
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Two parenting-and-gaming hosts share candid, humorous anecdotes about family life, parenting strategies, and carving out personal time. Episodes cycle through topics like gaming trends, family-friendly media, and balancing work, kids, and hobbies, often weaving in personal stories and practical tips for engaging with games and entertainment as a family. Notable is the duo's relatable banter and willingness to discuss both parental duties and nerdy interests, with occasional guests who bring another perspective to gaming and parenting life.
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Dungeons and Diapers launched 8 years ago and published 190 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Dungeons and Diapers include:
1. Ryan Murphy
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