
The Mind Games Podcast exists where insufferable D&D and TTRGP fandom intersects with psychological and anthropological research. No-one needed or asked for this podcast, and yet here it is.
Mind Games is hosted by Dr. Rohan Kapitany and Dr. Kathryn Francis. Both experimental psychologists; the former a scholar of reality beliefs, imagination, pretend play, ritual, and religion, while the latter i... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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This episode is reflections on Season 1, and an appeal for Season 2. Look below, click on the kickstart-y one, then click 'notify me of launch'.
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Dr. Olivier Morin and Dr. Oleg Sobchuck discuss the nature of fiction, monsters, and death.
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Dr. Sean Roberts (Linguist) and Dr. Tim Knowleton (Anthropologist) talk language, tropes, and monsters. How can tropes be immersive, and how can you use language (and accents) for rich world-building, and we ask the question 'when is a monster not a ... more
Due to a hard-drive malfunction, and a month long stay in Australia, planned episodes will not be dropped until early May. Stay tuned!
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A podcast covering D&D and TTRPG from an academic, evidence-based perspective. Good content, good host, good guests! Subscribed and looking forward to more episodes.
Really enjoying the podcast, yall! None of my professional psych research interests connect with TTRPGs, but I’ve been playing DnD off and on for over 25 years; and it’s such a treat to hear serious scientists discuss one of my favorite hobbies!
I was on the hunt for a podcast or articles on the intersection of TTRPG’s and psychology and sociology. This definitely hits the spot, thoughtful, insightful, and a bevy of wonderful guests.
So far so good, interesting topics on D&D and psychology. A little bit amateurish in production, but no deal breakers. Have subscribed.










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