
A discussion-based podcast for GMs where we break down horror ttrpg scenarios for systems like Call of Cthulhu and Delta Green, discuss what worked for us, what didn't, what changes we made while running them, and how it all turned out for the table. Additional special topics include general game philosophies, advice, and occasional actual plays.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this episode, we dissect and reanimate the scenario Tell Me, Have You Seen the Yellow Sign? originally written for Call of Cthulhu by Kevin A. Ross with special guest Zander, who ran this scenario for us using the Trail of Cthulhu ... more
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In this episode, we review and reanimate the scenario Jack Frost written by Shane Ivey for Delta Green. Holly recently ran this scenario three times back-to-back-to-back as an It's Alive! actual play on our YouTube channel, and we hav... more
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Listen to an almost-live recording of our Chaosium Con 2026 panel where we discuss some of the key themes related to cosmic horror, how Mythos staples might be freshened up into novel antagonists for players, how GMs can consider adap... more
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In this episode, we conclude our dissection review and reanimation advice for Impossible Landscapes by hearing from some other GMs - found wandering the mists of Carcosa - so that they can share some additional perspectives and recomm... more
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Even when they are talking about games that aren’t my bag, it’s always worth listening to.
I started listening to the backlog after the Jon Hook episode.
Having played in the very session he was preparing for at Chaosium Con 2025, it was neat to pull back the curtain.
Also playing in a wrestling Call of Cthulhu adventure with Molly at the same con, I can attest she’s a top notch player and really elevated the game.
Neat to listen to what works & what doesn’t in modules, & funny stories of what went wrong in play sessions. Good audio quality.
This podcast is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Great discussions and ideas that really help the GM improve and run scenarios for Call of Cthulhu and Delta Green. They also provide some wonderful additional resources via their google drive. Love the format. Love the discussions. I hope they continue.
There are so many actual play podcasts out there and some of them are great but it’s refreshing to see a podcast aimed at actually improving the gaming experience for all involved. I’ve used a lot of what you guys have discussed in my games. Thanks
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A discussion-based show for game masters focusing on horror tabletop RPG scenarios (notably Call of Cthulhu and Delta Green). Episodes frequently feature roundtable breakdowns of campaigns, with guests and regular co-hosts sharing running notes, field-tested tips, and creative tweaks to enhance player dread, pacing, and narrative focus. Listeners get practical GM advice on structure, encounter design, and handling surreal or Lovecraftian elements, along with reflections on aging campaigns and adapting material across systems. A standout trait is the hands-on, experience-first approach from regulars and guests who bring deep familiarity with horror storytelling, campaign design, and table dynamics, making it a practical resource for GMs seek... more
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1. Tom Ogas
2. Jason Cordova
3. Marie Enger
4. Paul Fricker
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6. Hailey Piper
7. Todd Keisling
8. Jon Hook
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