Happy Jacks RPG Podcast: GM & Player Tabletop RPG Advice
Happy Jacks RPG NetworkA weekly tabletop advice show for GMs and players that combines friendship, friendly banter, and unbridled enthusiasm to bring you a show that is inclusive, informative, honest 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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 590 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureHobbies | |||
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◇ We are joined by Ross Payton of Role Playing Public Radio, BeardHare on the Discord asks for system recommendations, & from the Archive 2019: Ben from Texas asks about player agency and rolls | Hosts: Kimi, Adam & Ross Payton from RPPR ◇
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◇ NOTE: This podcast is intended for adults and includes conversations about sensitive topics. Please listen with care. ◇ Steve in SoCal asks about reassessing safety tools mid campaign, Gregory from Wisconsin asks about non-AI resources for GMs, & f... more
◇ Curt from Alaska asks how to create a sense of importance with low-level PCs, Mike from New York State asks about playing in Actual Plays vs. Home games, & from the Archive 2019: uncommonman from Sweden asks about Play by post games | Hosts: Kimi, ... more
◇ Thomas from Denmark asks about being inclusive for weird problems that really try a group’s patience, Charger 347 shares some cool games ideas, From the Archive 2019: Steffi from Scotland wants advice on NPC crowd control | Hosts: Kimi & Jason ◇
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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.
Podcast Addict58 months agoDefaultradioI'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.
Podcast Addict3 years agoArryaI'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.
Podcast Addict3 years agoArryaThe friendliest TTRPG podcast. Cozy, inclusive banter about RPGs. Not for edgelords.
Podcast Addict3 years agoHorrifiedRancorHappy Jacks is a friends table conversation that is neither interesting nor funny. The episodes have titles with topics that they barely touch and instead spend hours talking over eachother, repeating the same jokes, and mentioning things they all know but have no point of reference for the listeners unless you are one of the hosts. Sometimes is not horrible but I find myself constantly wishing I could tell them to sftu and get to the point. Otherwise they seem like nice people to hang out with.... more
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Apple Podcasts | #239 |  United States/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #187 |  Finland/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #246 |  Brazil/Leisure/Games |
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This podcast offers a vibrant and engaging space for tabletop RPG enthusiasts, combining humor, camaraderie, and thoughtful insights into various role-playing games. It features lively discussions that cover a wide spectrum of topics, from game mechanics and character development to community engagement and safety tools. Listeners can expect a mix of practical advice tailored for both game masters and players, shared through entertaining anecdotes and banter that fosters an inclusive atmosphere. Particularly noteworthy is the podcast's commitment to diverse voices in the RPG community, promoting a sense of belonging for newcomers and veterans alike.
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3. Critical Role
4. Mastering Dungeons
5. The Eldritch Lorecast
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this podcast launched 16 years ago and published 590 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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