
A weekly tabletop RPG advice show that combines friendship, humor, and unbridled enthusiasm to bring you a show that is inclusive, informative, and funny. If you’re looking for an RPG podcast with diverse opinions and a friends-hanging-out vibe, look no further — you’re home.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 590 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureHobbiesGames | |||

◇ Live from GamEx 2026 at the Hilton LAX in Los Angeles! A great panel show with members of our audience and stories from lots of different con games. Since it is a live event, the audio quality is not the same as our normal episodes recorded in our ... more
◇ Designing TTRPGS without traditional dice mechanics, Wes from Indianapolis shares a success story, From the archive 2022: Mike from New York wants to talk about game power that cause problems | Hosts: Kimi, Kodi, & Sam Dunnewold ◇
00:33◇ Welcome ... more
◇ Jake from Illinois asks about stolen moments, Wesley Street on the Discord sends in a success story, From the archive 2022: Taurelin wants to know how to handle it when PCs don’t do what’s their players expect | Hosts: Kimi, Pooja, & Cousteau ◇
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◇ Gregory from Wisconsin writes in about pets in campaigns, Matty All Night shares some con game stories from Pax East, From the archive 2022: Weaselcreature asks about electronics at the gaming table | Hosts: Kimi, Jason, & Kodi ◇
00:33◇ Welcome &... more
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Been listening for over ten years. Just an outstanding podcast. They discuss a variety of tabletop games, and provide entertaining advice and discussion.
I enjoy the current version as much as I miss the old format.
The friendliest TTRPG podcast. Hosted by the creator of Decuma and Starscape (among other things). Cozy, inclusive discussion and banter about RPGs. Not D&D centric. Lots of indie perspective. I love it!
Been listening for over ten four years. Just an outstanding podcast. They discuss a variety of tabletop games, and provide entertaining advice and discussion.
As a new DM this podcast has helped reframe my responsibility with empathy as priority. It's a great podcast. Everyone works so hard. And the community is great.
I've been listening to this podcast for years and it always has good advice on how to run games, and not tips that are game specific but can help you no matter what you play.
The podcast is almost entirely driven by viewer emails which is a great way to make sure they are staying relevant for what their viewers want to know.
I also really like how the cast is varied and diverse so we can get opinions from a vast majority of voices even when the same questions are asked multiple times.
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A lively, practical show focused on GM and player aspects of tabletop RPGs, with a strong emphasis on safety tools, player agency, and accessible design. Episodes commonly cover roundtable discussions on running campaigns, balancing narrative control with player input, and using safety frameworks like Lines and Veils and the X Card. There's frequent spotlight on indie designers and new systems, plus listener mailbags and real-world convention experiences that ground advice in everyday play. The mix of practical tips, design insights, and community stories makes it valuable for both veteran GMs and curious players looking to level up tabletop storytelling.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Mike Ferdinando
2. Gregory from Wisconsin
3. Matty All Night
4. Weasel Creature
5. Christopher in Carolina
6. Adam Hancock
7. Captain Kurt
8. Kurt (Archive 2023)
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