Christoffer Sevaldsen the designer of the Black Void tabletop role-playing game joins me on the podcast. We discuss the unique setting and the system of Black Void. Also, we touch on why it is important for gamemasters to improvise plus other GM advice.

Role-playing game designer Dan Cross drops in on the podcast to talk about his latest creation, the Jordenheim RPG. Along the way, we learn about Dan's game design philosophy, that he worked with Gary Gygax, and how he began playing tabletop RPGs. Also, he tells us about W.R.K.S. Games, the company producing the Jordenheim RPG.

Tabletop RPG podcaster Jon Cohen joins me today to discuss his podcast the Tale of the Manticore. The conversation ranges from discussing how he began playing D&D to why there are so many D&D comedy podcasts. Plus we talk about actual play podcasts in general.

Post-Apocalyptic movie geek out! Check your fuel gauge, load your shotgun, put on your leather pants. Game designer and movie buff Ty Rucker joins me on the podcast to discuss classic end-of-the-world movies. We start in 1955 and work our way up to 1987. The movies take from Roger Corman to Vincent Price to Charlton Heston to George Miller and more. Needless to say, we will need a part 2 to cover more of our favorite PA movies.

TTRPG writer and novelist Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan joins me on the podcast today. We discuss his career as a tabletop role-playing game designer, playtesting RPGs, and some of his work for RPG publisher Pelgrane Press. Also, we talk about his novel The Gutter Prayer and touch on his writing process.

The hosts of the Drive Back the Night podcast Ethan Maestri and Ryan Mazzocco join me on the Dicegeeks.com podcast today. We discuss our appreciation for the TV show Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda. We talk about the premise of Andromeda and the main characters as well as share our favorite episodes. Ryan and Ethan also tell us about their podcast and how they are reviewing every episode of Andromeda.

Tabletop RPG designer and writer Tristan Zimmerman returns to the podcast to talk history and role-playing games. We dive into an outlaw swamp in Texas, witness palace intrigue in medieval Mali, and see what destruction the mythical dragon hoard from the Völsunga saga has wrought. We examine these topics and breakdown how they can make your RPG campaigns richer and fuller.

Author, journalist and television writer Ethlie Ann Vare joins me on the podcast today. We discuss her career writing for TV shows like Earth: Final Conflict, Beastmaster, Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda, and more. Ethlie tells us what makes a great story and how TV episodes come together in the writing room. She shares some excellent bits of trivia for Andromeda fans like why Tyr wears chainmail and how the studio pressure affected the show. Also, she tells us what the difference is between a Star Trek hero and a Star Wars hero.

Award-winning tabletop RPG game designer and podcaster, Robin D. Laws was kind enough to visit the Dicegeeks podcast today. We discuss his career, several of RPGs as well as some advice for gamemasters. Also, I ask Robin about the Gumshoe RPG system, Ashen Stars, and the Yellow King RPG. Robin is the co-host of the Ken and Robin Talk About Stuff podcast. Plus he is the designer behind Hillfolk, Gumshoe, and the author of Hamlet's Hit Points.

Writer, game designer, and illustrator, Dennis Detwiller, joins me on the podcast today. Dennis is known for his work on Magic: The Gathering, Delta Green: The Role-Playing Game, and numerous video games. We discuss his career, game design, Delta Green, and gamemaster advice.