
Podcast by Kenneth Hite and Robin D. Laws
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 746 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesLeisureGames | |||

Among My Many Hats presents Robin’s new book Hamlet’s GM Screen, coming in July from Pelgrane Press.
The Monster Hut looks around the corner at that long-necked yokai, the rokurokubi, and its sometimes entirely detachable head.
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The Gaming Hut picks up on our previous general discussion of tuning pregens to a scenario by finding hooks for Trail of Cthulhu Investigators about to enter an old dark house.
Beloved Patreon backer Alex Gill convenes the Book Hut for an explanatio... more
Want to make sure that your players feel their successes? The Gaming Hut pitches in by looking at the difference between permissions and rewards.
Beloved Patreon backer Andrew Bates revs up Ask Ken and Robin for the secret truth of Toronto raccoons.... more
In the Gaming Hut we get started quickly by asking how much background detail players want in a pregenerated character.
Making good on a promise from episode 696, the Archaeology Hut checks out another possible inspiration for the labyrinth, the com... more
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Found this podcast via the Monster Man podcast and am listening from the beginning (13 years after recording!) Interesting (mostly) discussions on not just RPGs but also history, cinema and pop culture.
In this episode Robin talks about (what was then) the new game Hillfolk, Ken defends a zealous christian sect, and they both discuss RPG design.
This podcast always has one segment that feels like it was aimed at me. The other segments always are interesting also. These two fine fellows are real gamers and well versed in the rest of the world. My gaming and game design is all the better for being a listener.
Great podcast for everyone playing any kind of roleplaying game, as well as fans of genre film, history, history of the occult, conspiracies, and elliptony!
It seems that surely everyone in the gaming community subscribes to this by now by in case they don’t - this is not to be missed. Ken and Robin are both amazing game designers. The standard format is to have 4 segments on a rotating series of topics (or “huts”) - starting almost always with the Gaming Hut, but among their many huts you’ll find Conspiracy, Elliptony (crazy theories), Espionage, Cartography, Film, and Food.
This is my favorite podcast. It feeds my imagination every time.
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Two veteran game designers co-host a highly opinionated, knowledge-rich discussion of tabletop role-playing games and related culture. Episodes rotate through topics like RPG design, narrative structure, mapping, occult history, film, and food, with practical tips for GMs and a steady stream of colorful tangents. Noteworthy is the light, frequent sponsor integration and a distinctive balance between rigorous analysis and playful banter, making it a likely destination for listeners who want deep design insight alongside broad pop-culture references. The show's strengths include a strong publishing and design pedigree, a well-developed ecosystem around its hosts, and a format that reliably blends theory with actionable takeaways for campaigns... more
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