
Roll for Melanin... It’s a Nat 20! Three Black Halflings is a podcast by Jasper William Cartwright, Olivia Kennedy (but everybody calls her Liv), and Jeremy Cobb: three nerdy friends with strong opinions and even stronger Charisma scores. Join them in their quest to explore diversity in the incredible worlds of D&D and pop culture while doling out DM tips, thought-provoking conversations, a band o... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 352 | Founded | 5 years ago | 
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This week! Jeremy and Candace are joined by special guest Kelly Lynne D’Angelo! They dive into Kelly’s nerdy origin story, the feeling of not quite fitting in while figuring out those younger years, and the importance of taking the time to truly list... more
This week, Candace, Liv and Jeremy are joined by Dropout and Dimension20 legend Oscar Montoya! Talking about how Oscar's improv training has influenced the shape of the characters he plays, his time on shows like TalesUnrolled and Dimension20, and ho... more
This week! Join Candace, Liv and Jeremy for a much-needed conversation about one of fantasy’s laziest tropes: “evil races.”
From the reductive storytelling of Good vs. Evil to the way TTRPGs treat so-called monster races as throwaway enemies, used m... more
This week! The Halflings are back to dive into the tug of war between rules and story, the chaos of GMless games, and rules-lite versus rules heavy systems.
Along the way, they explore how imagination can completely change the way players approach g... more
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So wonderful to hear people create content we just never get to hear. TBH honors, explores and celebrates their lived experiences and creates stories that are the roller coaster of emotions that great creativity demands. Jump in.
Spider Queen and Black Rose campaigns are vivid worlds that leave you always wanting more. The story telling in this podcast is my favorite amongst the many D&D podcasts I listen too. Thank you for producing such an entertaining listen each week.
Overall interesting & engaging. I’ve learned so much listening to this show, from the hosts & the guests, too. The actual play is super fun and very bingeable. Tales of Wagadu is especially good and I hope they revisit that world again! This podcast has one issue- there is too much interrupting (like so many other podcasts), please let each other finish their thought(s)
This podcast has brought me so much joy over the last few months. The 3 hosts are so incredibly likeable, intellengent and hilarious that listening is a warm and fuzzy escape aswell as a challenging, educational and thought provoking experience. The topics are varied and interesting and as a D
Such a good show. Came here for the diversity talks, stayed for the absolute *vibes*. 10/10, would recommend
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A vibrant community emerges around discussion and creativity in tabletop role-playing games, particularly emphasizing diversity and representation. The hosts engage in thought-provoking conversations about important cultural narratives, explore the nuances of game design, and share insights from their personal gaming experiences. The podcast features a blend of humorous commentary, educational segments, and actual play episodes, making it both entertaining and informative for listeners interested in the gaming culture and its societal implications. With a focus on inclusivity and critical exploration of themes such as race, identity, and representation, the content resonates with individuals who value these discussions in their entertainmen... more
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Recent guests on Three Black Halflings include:
1. Kelly Lynne D'Angelo
2. Oscar Montoya
3. James Introcaso
4. Willy Abeel
5. Kendo Smith
6. Candace McAfee
7. Luyanda Unati Lewis-Nyawo
8. Candace Magnificent
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