Critically acclaimed podcast focusing on Sword and Sorcery & Heroic Fantasy. Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RoguesintheHouse Twitter: https://twitter.com/rogues_podcast
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 70 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Category | Leisure |
Our follow-up session to origin stories from some of our listeners! Our heartiest thanks for submitting your experiences! It is great to hear from some of you!
The Rogues react to the audio submissions from some of our listeners' first brushes with the genre of S&S! This is only part one, with part two to come shortly!
The Rogues sit down once more with Conan scribe Jim Zub to discuss the future of everyone's favorite Cimmerian, including a deep dive into the relaunch of the legendary Savage Sword of Conan comic series.
The Rogues sit down with New Edge Sword and Sorcery Editor Oliver Brackenbury and author Molly Tanzer to discuss Jirel of Joiry and her resurrection in the pages of NESS Magazine. FOLLOW THE CROWDFUND: https://www.backerkit.com/call_to_action/c78f502... more
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This is a fantastic and entertaining podcast about the sword and sorcery genre. The hosts are funny and knowledgeable and I’ve come away with lots of recommendations I hadn’t heard of. The hosts’ enthusiasm is infectious. Listening to this podcast has prompted me to get back into reading Sword and Sorcery after several years away from the genre, and I’m having a great time discovering and rediscovering Conan, Elric and others. Highly recommended
I started listening a few days ago and I’ve already burned through about a dozen episodes. I was laughing out loud on my run while listening to special guest “Arnold” discuss Conan the Barbarian 1982. These guys are great fun. I hope they keep it up.
Best Arnold impression I've ever heard. Good bunch of nerds reviewing nerdy stuff. Check it out.
This podcast is my first choice for news and even background info on heroic fantasy, S&S, and other types of violent adventure stories.
As I lack the ever-glowing Tablet of Apple, my loving sorceress and mother of my brood, in her infinite generosity, has allowed me hers so that I may genuflect before the Rogues and sing their praises. more
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Rogues in the House launched 6 years ago and published 70 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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