ALONE IN THE LABYRINTH

Call-ins to this episode were from:

Spencer/Free Thrall of Keep off the Borderlands

Semiurge responds to my silly prompt with characteristic flair and imagination. Visit his blog at https://archonsmarchon.blogspot.com

WARNING: this episode features swearing (well, one instance of the "F" word), a tired and unimaginative host and general low-quality audio!

Jennifer aka JFUR is a lapsed farmer, recovering poet, eternal queer witch supreme of the illuminati, and current social work graduate student. One freezing  cold/incredibly mild Monday evening we sat down with one another (on either side of the Atlantic) to talk about aliens from the moon invading 19th Century Europe, Slovenian ski resort inspired Adventures for Electric Bastionland, anthroposophist agricultural communities and... uhh... the weather!

Support And the Kids here:

JFur's itch page:

Some of the other things mentioned in the podcast...

Pretendo Games - Jason Tocci

Bastionland - Chris McDowall

Signs in the Wilderness - Joe Fatula

No doubt a more comprehensive write-up will be available at this address:

Meanwhile, help me feed my children by buying stuff I make:

https://soulmuppet-store.co.uk/products/pariah-volume-1

I chat to one of the regular players in the PARIAH campaign about:

Intro music by Sofinho's alt, Youssef Ifscapulet, accompanied by Tiffany

All other music sampled from Никто не в безопасности (No-one is safe) by Supruga:

https://open.spotify.com/track/4FG6YLDTSsnRO0UMZ2upZJ?si=wHZHv4a1RmagKrZ7HLeViQ

Order the digitally printed edition of PARIAH Vol. 1 distributed by Soul Muppet:

Pariah wilderness supplement available here:

https://atelier-hwei.itch.io/pariah-wilderness-supplement

The mega-dungeon Stonehell by Michael Curtis can be bought from Lulu:

https://www.lulu.com/en/gb/shop/michael-curtis/stonehell-dungeon-down-night-haunted-halls/paperback/product-1v8vy2zz.html

No interview today but I respond to the very kind messages from Spencer of Keep off the Borderlands 

https://anchor.fm/free-thrall

...and Barney from Loco Ludus

https://anchor.fm/loco-ludus

The poem I read at the end is Bogland by Seamus Heaney, one of the greatest poets in the English language.