
Welcome to Rolling Alone, the fortnightly audio magazine dedicated to the craft, the gear, and the deep depths of solo tabletop roleplaying.
Every episode is a curated magazine-style bag of goodness, designed to fit your commute or your quiet evening at the desk.
Interviews with creators, YouTubers and practitioners; fun segments looking at tools and terms; bite-sized reviews. All this and more on... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesHobbiesLeisure | |||

Welcome to the Rolling Alone Podcast
The "home base" for this show is the Rolling Alone Substack
Drop by, comment, like, and share. I write 3-4 posts per week, including reviews, tips, ideas and play reports about my Solo RPG journey.
Currently, I... more
Welcome to the Rolling Alone Podcast
The "home base" for this show is the Rolling Alone Substack
Drop by, comment, like, and share. I write 3-4 posts per week, including reviews, tips, ideas and play reports about my Solo RPG journey.
Join me as I... more
Welcome to the Rolling Alone Podcast
The "home base" for this show is the Rolling Alone Substack
Drop by, comment, like, and share. I write 3-4 posts per week, including reviews, tips, ideas and play reports about my Solo RPG journey.
Join me as I... more
Welcome to the Rolling Alone Podcast
The "home base" for this show is the Rolling Alone Substack
Drop by and comment, like, share. I write 3-4 posts per week, including reviews, tips, ideas and play reports about my Solo RPG journey.
Join me as I ... more
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This is a nice podcast for those interested in the solo role play niche. I would suggest using some sort of normalization to even out the volume. The bass drum sound between segments is much louder than the rest of the podcast. The other bumper music bits take up time that could be used for longer interviews and so on. I really like the material and this is a relatively new show so some adjustments are expected. Keep up the good work for the community.
Wirklich sehr guter und qualitativer Podcast! Mit genug Inhalt für Anfänger und schon erfahrene Spieler.
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Rolling Alone presents a magazine-style exploration of solo tabletop RPGs, focusing on indie design, world-building, crowdfunding, and practical play guidance. Episodes regularly feature creator interviews, deep-dives into solo mechanics and brain science, and hands-on discussions about publishing, distribution, and crowdfunding realities. Noteworthy is the show's consistent emphasis on making solo play approachable, with a strong community orientation and practical, craft-focused insights that appeal to solo players, would-be designers, and indie publishers alike.
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