
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 | 54 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyGamesLeisureImprov | |||

Emma Wentworth finally arrives at Ursuline Manor, though her future husband and new home are not quite what she imagined.
Content Warnings: suicidal behavior, illness, coercive marriage, profanity, violence
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Ross Bryant as Keeper of Arca... more
A wealthy American bride-to-be crosses the moors with her stern lady’s maid and occult interior decorator. Their journey to the abbey is interrupted.
Content Warnings: gun violence, gunshot sfx, sexual humor, profanity, violence
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Ross Bry... more
A messy will reading turns into a full-blown Rook family nightmare. Questionable science and even more questionable romance collide.
Content Warnings: drowning, animal attack, body horror, needles and injections, sexual humor, thunder sfx, profanity... more
The swamp outside Rook Manor makes a very strong first impression. The heirs finally get inside, mostly intact, where the will reading begins.
Content Warnings: animal attack, harm to animals, drowning, sexual humor, profanity, violence
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Excellent work! Every session a banger.
Horror on its own is too much for me. Combine it with amazing improvisational talents on a rotating cast? Sign me up! Give me more!
(DOZENS of ads but whatever)
just started with the three most recent eps. This is a great show with just the right amount of audio effects.
Bill cypher is the main villain
If you’re looking where to start, I recommend the Butterfly Factory.
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This show blends Call of Cthulhu actual play with aggressive improv, delivering standalone one-shot stories driven by listener-submitted prompts. Episodes lean into cinematic horror-comedy, rapid worldbuilding, and on-the-fly storytelling where dice rolls spark twists that bend the mood from spooky to silly. A recurring hook is the “push the roll” moment, which introduces fresh prompts mid-session to twist the narrative. The format attracts fans of improv, tabletop RPGs, and spooky, high-energy storytelling, with strong production values, rotating guest casts, and a playful crowd-work dynamic that keeps each episode feeling fresh and improvisational. A noteworthy aspect is the heavy emphasis on audience participation through Patreon prompts... more
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Push The Roll with Ross Bryant launched a year ago and published 54 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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Recent guests on Push The Roll with Ross Bryant include:
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2. Amy Vorpahl
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5. Ify Nwadiwe
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7. Sydney Amanuel
8. Sara Caplan
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