Role Playing Public Radio
Ross PaytonCommentary and Comedy Edition
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 414 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Categories | GamesHobbiesLeisure | ||||
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Latest Episodes
The Kickstarter for season 3 of the Ludonarrative Dissidents podcast is now live! Back it today to help us fund another full season of this podcast. more
Mega Dungeon Meandering is a deep dive into one of the best reviewed mega dungeons of all time, Stonehell: Stonehell Dungeon is a classic-style mega dungeon, filled with enough monsters, traps, weirdness, and treasure to keep you gaming for a long, ... more
We conclude the post mortem discussion of Impossible Landscapes, after the interruption from the previous episode. We now have a campaign index page, so you can easily find al of the episodes and other relevant bits for the campaign. more
Our actual play run of the surreal horror campaign, Impossible Landscapes, is now done. The cast and I discuss the characters, plot, and more! Find out the secrets behind the campaign and my advice for running this challenging but rewarding campaign.... more
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RPPR is one of the highest quality actual play podcasts out there. The players are generally motivated and speak clearly. They clearly have fun in the game as well. One thing I dislike about some APs is the crew being too into themselves, or playing up to the audience too much. RPPR does not have this flaw. Their GMs have some insanely imaginative games, AND one of the GMs created the great game Red Markets. more
Podchaser4 years agozerombr- Miss the “skits”
I found this podcast on Google (sorry Apple) and it has the older stuff. I loved the content until it suddenly switch format from parodies and skits to just another podcast of hosts talking. Went from something unique and funny to dime a dozen podcast format.
Apple Podcasts1ShiningValor
United States4 years ago - Awesome podcast
I've been listening since it first started, years ago. It's great, the variety between different systems is awesome, and the overall cast is great.
Apple Podcasts5FaloiUnited States4 years ago - RPPR Something for everyone, and everything great quality
I started listening a few years ago because of some specific content that I was interested in. I have gone on to consume their entire library. There is enough variety to spark interest, and everything is good enough quality that you will find yourself enjoying things you would not have thought to listen to previously. On top of that, they have a good cast that plays well together and is interesting in their own right.
Apple Podcasts5BrownieMuffinUnited States5 years ago - One of the best table top RPG podcast out there
I love this show. It’s I a chat show about table top roleplaying games. The format is that the host (Ross) invites a revolving cast of co hosts to talk with him about a single gaming related subject for about half the show. They then talk about what interesting nerd related media they have found recently and finally the end with a gaming related, almost always humorous, anecdote. Were friendly show with a wide verity of knowledgeable (many are gaming freelancers), funny co hosts how all veriti... more
Apple Podcasts5Fridrik Bjarnason
Australia5 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #102 | Australia/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #154 |  Israel/Leisure/Games |
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