
a podcast about fiction and tabletop rpgs
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | Science FictionFictionGamesLeisure | ||||

This episode I’ll be discussing The Plot by Nadine Dorries. Here we go! Intro 00.07 // Synopsis 01.33 // Remarks 13.33 (Westminster Dungeon Crawl, My Life With Master) // Media 33.11 (The Thick Of It, House Of Cards) // End Bit 35.35 Music Credits Mu... more
This is the first episode in the Year of the Rabbit, in which I talk about The KLF: Chaos, Magic and the Band who Burned a Million Pounds by John Higgs and the relationship with Sword and Sorcery. 00:26 Intro // 02:50 The Book // 15:05 Remarks (Ancie... more
Advent day 24: Moby-Dick by Herman Melville Music Music is by Chris Zabriskie: chriszabriskie.com // bandcamp // instagram // youtube
Advent day 23: The Broken World by Tim Etchells Music Music is by Chris Zabriskie: chriszabriskie.com // bandcamp // instagram // youtube
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I love Ralph’s approach to his subject matter, both books and games, and his thoughtful analysis of themes and gaming-related dimensions is always valuable and thought-provoking, leading me on several occasions to read books new to me, but also to revisit old reads and see them in a different light. Cracking stuff.
A very enjoyable and relaxing podcast about some fairly niche fiction. Unfortunately many episodes have poor audio quality or volume balancing.
Ralph is a superb podcaster and genuinely provides excellent insights into the chosen topic - to me he blends humour, erudition and incise comments into a whole.
It's also nice to be challenged and he does that in such an engaging way.
Love it.
Ralph is a superb podcaster and genuinely provides excellent insights into the chosen topic - to me he blends humour, erudition and incise comments into a whole.
It's also nice to be challenged and he does that in such an engaging way.
Love it.
A cozy mix of literature and tabletop role playing games.
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