I Should Roll

I Should Roll

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I Should Roll episodes

  • ROTV #M4: GRATCH IS STRONGEST

    I Should Roll: Ride of the Valkyrie, Minisode Four

    GRATCH IS STRONGEST

    Gratch go boom. Gratch save the universe. Gratch is strongest. QED.

    cast, in order of vocal appearance:

    Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs

    Chase Hutchison - Gratch

    Leah Ryan - Bean Gainian

    JD Kelly - Kache

    Hunter LaPaglia - Carver Fairbank

    Ché Grové - Titoh Raas

    Hans Cummings - Zynamondan

    I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly. Sound design and mixing by Dan Spitaliere and Kaya Renwick.

    All music is used under either a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, or the Pixabay Content Licence. Reaper sound effects belong to Electronic Arts; all other sound effects are created in-house or used under royalty-free or Creative Commons licences.

    detailed scene credits

    Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Pixabay; Quantum, Tim Beek

    Once More Unto the Tunnel: Tyrant, Kevin MacLeod; Epicaly, LiteSaturation/Pixabay

    Rocks? More Like Stupid Lightweight...Not-Rocks: Drive to Triumph, Sergio Prosvirini/Pixabay

    Acid Schmacid: Attack & Fight, Tim Beek

    Drell: Not Even Once: Emotional Cinematic Medium, Grand_Project/Pixabay

    WHAT ARE THOOOOOOOSE: Defeat in Darkness, Tim Beek; Transition Horror, Tim Beek

    Final Boss: Rise Above, Sergio Prosvirini/Pixabay; Cinematic Intro, Tim Beek; Epic Cinematic Drama Medium, Grand_Project/Pixabay

    The End of A Hero: Epic Emotional, Grand_Project/Pixabay

    A Certain Amount of Poetic Licence: Hidden Agenda, Kevin MacLeod

    End Credits: Speed Thrill Beat, Sergio Prosvirini/Pixabay

    17 min
  • ROTV #6: Into the Barrows

    I Should Roll: Ride of the Valkyrie, Episode Six

    Into the Barrows

    Zyn and company have survived their encounter with the Queen of Omega, and have come out of it with an assignment. After downing some liquid courage, they head to the slums. Uh, the…worse slums. The ghetto. The really bad part of Omega, okay? Sheesh.

    cast, in order of vocal appearance:

    Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs

    JD Kelly - Kache

    Ché Grové - Titoh Raas

    Chase Hutchison - Gratch

    Hans Cummings - Zynamondan

    I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly. Sound design and mixing by Dan Spitaliere and Kaya Renwick.

    All music is used under either a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, or the Pixabay Content Licence.

    detailed scene credits:

    Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Muzaproduction, Pixabay; Quantum, Tim Beek

    This One Would Never (Oops): Blippy Trance, Kevin MacLeod; Cut and Run, Kevin MacLeod

    Well They Don't Look Friendly: Stormfront, Kevin MacLeod; SCP-x2x, Kevin MacLeod

    Actually We're Super Friendly!: Fanfare for Space, Kevin MacLeod

    Motia's Folly: Paralyzed by Fear, Tim Beek; Dark Atmosphere to Synth, Tim Beek; Ghost, Tim Beek

    Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor: Dark Fog, Kevin MacLeod; The Undead, Tim Beek; Decline, Kevin MacLeod; Alien World, Tim Beek; The Basement, Tim Beek

    End Credits: Quantum, Tim Beek

    51 min
  • DD #M5: A Tuchankan Letter of Resignation

    I Should Roll: Dangerous Dangers, Minisode Five

    A Tuchankan Letter of Resignation

    The war has been over for almost a year. The relay has just come back online in the Aralakh system. Vraga's done with this shit.

    Cast, in order of vocal appearance:

    Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs

    Tiff Compton - Ravanor Vraga

    I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly. Sound design and mixing by Dan Spitaliere and Kaya Renwick.

    All music is used under either a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, or the Pixabay Content Licence.

    detailed scene credits

    Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Pixabay; Lady in Chrome, Jens Kiilstofte/MachinimaSound

    Our Disaster: Ancient, Tim Beek; Desolate, Tim Beek; Mourning Song, Kevin MacLeod; Cave Expedition, Tim Beek; Ancient Run, Tim Beek; Lost Frontier, Kevin MacLeod

    Heavy is the Hand that Holds the Shotgun: Drums of the Deep, Kevin MacLeod; Virtutes Vocis, Kevin MacLeod; Great Expanse, Tim Beek

    I'm Leaving: Vanished, Tim Beek; Blue Feather, Kevin MacLeod; Rallying the Defense, MachinimaSound; Jet Fueled Vixen, Kevin MacLeod

    End Credits: Lady in Chrome, Jens Kiilstofte/MachinimaSound

    34 min
  • Wolf 359 Fan Episode: Nothing Explosive

    Hera's offline for a routine debug, and Minkowski's nervous: bad things happen when Hera's offline. Will the intrepid Hephaestus crew survive the night? Plus, rockin' out to 80s tunes, the "oh god we're all gonna die" alarm, and buzzing Boston creams.

    This episode takes place between S1E9 "The Empty Man Cometh" and S1E12 "Deep Breaths".

    Nothing Explosive is a fan episode of Wolf 359, made with great love and appreciation as a celebration of Wolf 359's tenth anniversary. Wolf 359 was created by Gabriel Urbina.

    This episode was written by Kaya Renwick, based on a prompt by Sarah Shachat. The full script can be downloaded here.

    If you enjoyed this, please check out all four seasons of Wolf 359, available anywhere you get your podcasts.

    cast, in order of vocal appearance

    Eiffel - JD Kelly

    Hera - Kaya Renwick

    Minkowski - Maria Damianou

    Hilbert - JD Kelly

    All music was written and recorded by Alan Rodi and can be found on Bandcamp. Audio mixing by Kaya Renwick.

    detailed scene credits

    Absolutely Nothing to Worry About: Welcome to Wolf 359 (vol. 1, track 1); Does This Dress Make Me Look Like I'm Having An Existential Crisis (vol. 1, track 2)

    All Copacetic, Commander?: It's Break Time But There Are No Doughnuts (vol. 1, track 11)

    In Space, No One Can Hear You Buzz: Maybe If You Poke It and Look At It Sideways, It'll Start Working Again (vol. 2, track 6)

    The One Where Everyone Loses It: Some Dudes Arguing Over Something Dramatic Like A Cliff (vol. 3, track 1)

    Pie Jesu Domine, Dona Eis Requiem: Eiffel, Put That Away, That's An Important Plot Device (vol. 1, track 15)

    The Commander is Not Copacetic: Positive Reinforcement Only in Moderation Please Let's Not Get Carried Away (vol. 2, track 2)

    Sweet, Sweet Silence: Eiffel Is Being A Bit Melodramatic Why This Time (vol. 1, track 7); Your Happier Yesterday (vol. 2, track 7)

    What the Hell, Hera: Honey, I Think The Toaster Has Gained Sentience What Do We Do In This Circumstance (vol. 1, track 17)

    End Credits: Srsly Where Are the Effing Donuts (vol. 3, track 2)

    21 min
  • DD #5: Hack First, Ask Questions Later

    I Should Roll: Dangerous Dangers, Episode Five

    Hack First, Ask Questions Later

    The crew of the Corsica are hot on the tail of the Minos fugitives from the Presidium firefight. After a brief exploration of the underbelly of the Citadel, they discover a treasure trove.

    cast, in order of vocal appearance:

    Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs

    Lea Lawson - Athena Hellier

    Dan Spitaliere - Jesse Westcott

    Amanda Cotter - Clous

    Alanya Campbell - Solace-Within-Clay

    Tiff Compton - Ravanor Vraga

    I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly. Sound design by Kaya Renwick and Dan Spitaliere.

    All music is used under either a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, or the Pixabay Content Licence.

    detailed scene credits

    Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Pixabay; Lady in Chrome, Jens Kiilstofte/MachinimaSound

    Monday on the Presidium with George: Sniper Training, Tim Beek; Aiming, Tim Beek

    Looking for Loose Change: Vanished, Tim Beek; Mystery Unsolved, Tim Beek

    Bi-Curious George: Backbay Lounge, Kevin MacLeod; Shaving Mirror, Kevin MacLeod; Bass Walker, Kevin MacLeod; Night in Venice, Kevin MacLeod

    Corsica on the Case: Local Forecast, Kevin MacLeod; Facility, Tim Beek; The Complex, Kevin MacLeod; Edge of Reality, Tim Beek; Simplex, Kevin MacLeod

    Ariake Technology: Action Drums 6, Lex D./Pixabay

    Nobody's Home: Own Conversation (Elevator), Oleksii Holubiev (Monument_Music)/Pixabay; Satiate Strings, Kevin MacLeod; Desolate, Tim Beek; Decisions, Kevin MacLeod

    Is That A Horse in Your Underwear Drawer or Are You Just Happy to See Me: Hidden Agenda, Kevin MacLeod; End Game, Per Kiilstofte/MachinimaSound; Dances and Dames, Kevin MacLeod; Shades of Spring, Kevin MacLeod

    Knock Knock: Ethernight Club, Kevin Macleod

    End Credits: Lady in Chrome, Jens Kiilstofte/MachinimaSound

    1 hr 11 min
  • DD #M4: The Mystery of the Unclaimed Urchin

    I Should Roll: Dangerous Dangers, Minisode Four

    The Mystery of the Unclaimed Urchin

    Leorlyn the elcor's boring office-worker life is thrown into emotional chaos by an old movie, an aquarium mishap, and terrible puns. Wait, no, the last one's just her.

    cast, in order of vocal appearance:

    Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs

    Amanda Cotter - Leorlyn, a.k.a. Clous

    I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly. Sound design and mixing by Dan Spitaliere and Kaya Renwick.

    All music is used under either a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, or the Pixabay Content Licence. Unless otherwise marked, all music in this episode is written by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).

    detailed scene credits

    Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Pixabay; Lady in Chrome, Jens Kiilstofte/MachinimaSound

    Bored: This is Not Where I See Myself in Ten Years: In Your Arms, Lobby Time

    Joyful: Tonight is Movie Night: Crinoline Dreams, Covert Affair, Bossa Antigua, No-Good Layabout, Opportunity Walks

    Determined: The Game is Afish: Hard Boiled, Fast Talkin'

    Discouraged: My Coworkers are Assholes: Deadly Roulette, Intractable, Rollin' at 5, I Knew A Guy, Cool Vibes

    Facepalming: Of Course There Was Security Footage: Spy Glass

    Distraught: Does No One Clean In Here But Me: Kool Kats, Just As Soon, Past Sadness

    End Credits: Lady in Chrome, Jens Kiilstofte/MachinimaSound

    Sorrowful: I Will Never Forget You, Ulna: Night on the Docks

    59 min
  • ROTV #5: Two Small-Town Colony Kids on Omega

    I Should Roll: Ride of the Valkyrie, Episode Five

    Two Small-Town Colony Kids on Omega

    Carver and Bean run back to the Valkyrie to see what's gone wrong. A lot more goes wrong after that.

    cast, in order of vocal appearance:

    Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs

    Leah Ryan - Bean Gainian

    Hunter LaPaglia - Carver Fairbank

    I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly. Sound design and mixing by Dan Spitaliere and Kaya Renwick.

    All music is used under either a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, or the Pixabay Content Licence.

    detailed scene credits:

    Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Muzaproduction, Pixabay; Quantum, Tim Beek

    It Looks Like Your Ship Is Melting Down; Would You Like Help With That?: Brimstone, SideTrax; Battle Hymn, SideTrax

    Trust Me, I'm Here to Help (Help Liberate You From Your Credits): Crystal, SideTrax; Escape, SideTrax; Labyrinth, SideTrax; Dancing, SideTrax

    It is a Beautiful Day: Raggamuffin, Geoff Harvey/Pixabay

    Not Just A Pretty Face: Crystal, SideTrax; Hitman, Kevin MacLeod; Satiate (Percussion), Kevin MacLeod; Steel Rods, Kevin MacLeod; Black Vortex, Kevin MacLeod; Simplex, Kevin MacLeod

    I Don't Like It Here: Hero Down, Kevin MacLeod; Decisions, Kevin MacLeod; Stormfront, Kevin MacLeod

    End Credits: Quantum, Tim Beek

    1 hr 16 min
  • ROTV #M3: The Wretched Refuse of These Ones' Teeming Shores

    I Should Roll: Ride of the Valkyrie, Minisode Three

    The Wretched Refuse of These Ones' Teeming Shores

    This episode contains scenes of parental illness and loss. Listener discretion is advised.

    Titoh Raas needs work. Her father's off on another job, her mother's sicker every day, and her little sister needs someone to depend on. Unfortunately, today goes about as well as any other day in Cnidaria City—which is to say, utter shit.

    cast, in order of vocal appearance:

    Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs

    Ché Grové - Titoh Raas

    I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly. Sound design and mixing by Dan Spitaliere and Kaya Renwick.

    All music is used under either a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, or the Pixabay Content Licence.

    detailed scene credits

    Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Pixabay; Quantum, Tim Beek

    Home: Adagio for strings and piano, SideTrax

    Help: Desolate, SideTrax; Gnossièmes, SideTrax; Loneliness, SideTrax; Reality is Fading, Tim Beek

    Heart: Astra, SideTrax; Virtutes Vocis, Kevin MacLeod; Blue Feather, Kevin MacLeod; Water Lily, Kevin MacLeod; Reality is Fading, Tim Beek; Great Expanse, Tim Beek; Eclipse, SideTrax; Advance, SideTrax

    End Credits: Advance, SideTrax

    33 min
  • DD #4: Rumble on the Presidium

    I Should Roll: Dangerous Dangers, Episode Four

    Rumble on the Presidium

    The Corsica crew made contact with Minos, only to have their liaison disappear into thin air. Now there's a firefight on the Presidium. Will they beat the bad guys?

    cast, in order of vocal appearance:

    Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs

    Lea Lawson - Athena Hellier

    Dan Spitaliere - Jesse Westcott

    Tiff Compton - Ravanor Vraga

    Alanya Campbell - Solace-Within-Clay

    Amanda Cotter - Clous

    I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly. Sound design and mixing by Dan Spitaliere and Kaya Renwick.

    All music is used under royalty-free licences, the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, or the Pixabay Content Licence.

    detailed scene credits

    Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Pixabay; Lady in Chrome, Jens Kiilstofte/MachinimaSound

    [S] Strife!: Bitter Fight, Tim Beek; Hitman, Kevin MacLeod; Deadlock, SideTrax; The Void, SideTrax; Take Cover, Tim Beek; The Challenge, Tim Beek; Necrosis, SideTrax; Long Time Coming, Kevin MacLeod; Twelve, SideTrax; Suspense Buildup Percussive, Tim Beek; Monolith, SideTrax; Damage, SideTrax; Jet Fueled Vixen, Kevin MacLeod; Disengage, SideTrax; Defeat of the Android, Tim Beek

    End Credits: Lady in Chrome, Jens Kiilstofte/MachinimaSound

    34 min
  • ROTV #M2: The Eternal Sunshine of the Enkindled Mind

    I Should Roll: Ride of the Valkyrie, Minisode Two

    The Eternal Sunshine of the Enkindled Mind

    Zynamondan is in their ninth year of seminary and bored out of their coral. They pass the time by reading bootleg comics with the cool kids - and the comic they read today will change their life forever.

    cast, in order of vocal appearance:

    Kaya Renwick - Narrator and NPCs

    Hans Cummings - Zynamondan

    I Should Roll is a production of the Intergalactic Improv Initiative. It is created by Kaya Renwick and produced by JD Kelly.

    All music is used under either a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, or the Pixabay Content Licence.

    detailed scene credits

    Opening Credits: Future Loop, Aleksandr Karabanov/Pixabay; Quantum, Tim Beek

    These Enkindled Halls: Intuit256, Kevin MacLeod; Lithium, Kevin MacLeod

    And They'll Know We're Enkindled By Our Smarm: On the Shore, Kevin MacLeod; Past the Edge, Kevin MacLeod; Screen Saver, Kevin MacLeod; Dreamlike, SideTrax; Placid, SideTrax

    May the Enkindlers Smite This One If...Actually, This is Pretty Good: Longer, SideTrax; Almost Human (I'll Never Love Again), OB-LIX/Pixabay; Mysteria, SideTrax

    WWBD: Dogma, SideTrax; Freedom, SideTrax

    End Credits: Quantum, Tim Beek

    38 min

About I Should Roll

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I Should Roll is an Actual Play podcast set in the Mass Effect universe, featuring twelve voice actors from three continents going on adventures across the galaxy. It's definitely Commander Shepard's…