This episode features an announcement about our participation in Days of Tales on July 22-24th organized by @theLionKnight42 and our Rifts actual play on Twitch, Graveyard Rifts. 

We talk to Mike about his gaming experience, favorite characters, the connection between the player and the character, and food inside and outside of the game. As a bonus, he also tells us about wrestling and Final Fantasy speedruns.

Your favorite hosts are back to interview our good friend, Kevin (not my goblin boy, a different Kevin). We talk about RPGs, favorite characters, and the dumb stuff that happens in early D&D games. 

This week Rodney and I interview our friend, Kevin, who TBH skews a bit younger than our other guests. We discuss video games and gaming. Kevin rambles about philosophy. Rodney laughs at "The Tip." A good time is had by all.

This week your intrepid hosts interview Brandon, a lifelong gamer and soon-to-be game store proprietor. Brandon tells us about bugging the high school kids, dying in GM Elm's home games, and the reasons why he is opening an LFGS in the digital age. He is a big believer in building spaces for people to socialize and game, so if you're in NWI check out Reliquary Gaming at 1585 Calumet Rd in Chesterton, Indiana. You can also find them on Facebook under Reliquary Gaming.

This is a discussion with Neil Litherland, a friend of the podcast who is a longtime gamer and an accomplished writer. Here is a link to his linktree and it's various content https://linktr.ee/nealflitherland. Neal talks to us about his gaming history, World of Darkness, and his views on RPG design and the role of rules. 

In this episode of HomebrewShomebrew, we interview good friend of the pod, Pat. Pat has been playing RPGs for 12 years and we discuss his experience with various game systems and he teaches Rodney and me about the Dragon Age RPG. He also warns the viewers about my satanic ways. We swear a little in this episode, so I marked it explicit, but it's probably a PG-13 anyway.

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On this episode of HomebrewShomebrew, Rodney and I interview gamer and entrepreneur, April. April tells us about her role-playing adjacent business, La Vache Morte Creations (https://www.facebook.com/LaVacheMorte). She also talks to us about the Call of Cthulhu and Men in Black mashup ttrpg known as Delta Green. 

We chat with a gamer of 20 years, Brandon Caldanaro. He discusses pathfinder, 5th edition, L5R, and Battletech with us. We also learn that sometimes you're a great healer on paper, sometimes your dice need punishment, and the difference between Robotech and Battletech. Tune in for the fun!

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We talk to Zach, a newer player and dungeon master, who got his start playing with Elms. We discuss Zach's early successes, setbacks, and opinions about running games. We also divert into a discussion of my most recent campaign and the Sam Snorkle conspiracy.

Warning- There is a bit of profanity in this episode, so if such things bother you might want to skip this one.

Rodney and Elms talk to Alex Dumitru. Alex is a gamer and visual artist from Northwest Indiana. He tells us a bit about art, Kaiju, and some of his own learning experiences.