
Call of Cthulhu actual play meets improv comedy in a fast, funny TTRPG show with Ross Bryant. A weekly actual play podcast where Ross (Dropout TV, The Glass Cannon Podcast) and friends turn listener prompts into cinematic horror‑comedy one‑shots. For fans of tabletop roleplaying, improv, and spooky laughs.
How it works:
Patreon supporters submit weird and funny scenario titles each month. Ross an... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureComedyImprov | |||

A reunion at Miskatonic University takes a turn as old memories resurface. The nostalgic scavenger hunt quickly unravels into cosmic terror for our investigators. Things are about to get wet, weird, and deeply unsettling.
Content Warnings: body horr... more
The class of 1931 returns to Miskatonic University for a Halloween reunion in 1951. Old classmates reunite and stir up memories that won’t stay buried. A scavenger hunt leads them into the haunted halls of campus. Has the past been waiting for them a... more
Our investigators tumble deeper into Cécile Swann’s world, where sanity stretches thin. What begins as a strange investigation plunges through impossible spaces. Somewhere between love, madness, and creation, they may finally discover what makes the ... more
Paris, 1890-something? The Moulin Rouge burns bright with music, lust, and secrets. Our investigators tumble through the velvet haze of Montmartre. An ex-dancer, an eccentric poet, a music box artisan, and a guy named Bill Buckaroo. What begins as ba... more
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Highly recommended, god tier cast every ep, do it, just listen.
I’m totally hooked on the show bad time because I have so many projects at work and nothing is getting done. Thanks guys keep it up.
Ross is the man, loving this cast and this premise. Always amazed at the scenarios and characters they can prestidigitate on the fly. Keep it up!!
Like many, I have a love of TTRPG actual play podcasts, but I also have a raging case of ADHD and a tendency to zone out while listening. That didn’t happen here. Not only did I get through four episodes in the span of two days (when I normally only listen to podcasts while driving, I had this one on any chance I had), but I was enraptured the entire time. Ross’ storytelling and scene setting are masterful, even more so knowing they are entirely improvised, and I was focused on the edge of my se... more
Ross Bryant is a national treasure as an improvisor. Here, in the role of the keeper, Ross again does an amazing job of improvising and guiding his players through their adventure. Ross descriptions are evocative and his characters memorable. Plus, he has incredibly talented improvisor guests. Great Call of Cthulhu gameplay, and a lot of fun to listen to!
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An improvisational comedy-horror podcast where a vibrant community of tabletop role-playing game enthusiasts create spontaneous adventures set in the eerie realms of Call of Cthulhu. Each episode is fueled by audience-suggested titles, allowing for unpredictable storytelling that mixes humor with eldritch horror. Notable for its unique format, where the hosts not only engage in improvisation but also emphasize collaboration with fans through Patreon-submitted ideas, this podcast stands out in the realm of horror-comedy, providing a fresh take on genre narratives while exploring deeper human themes within fantastical settings.
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Push The Roll with Ross Bryant launched 4 months ago and published 13 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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