Jason of Nerd's RPG Variety Cast calls in with some thoughts on visceral and existential horror in Roleplaying Games.

A rambling and divergent response to Andy Goodman's evocative podcast about the relationship between sound and horror. https://anchor.fm/andy-goodman9/episodes/BONUS-Audio-Terror-pt-1---What-does-horror-sound-like-e119s4j - check out his podcast for the introduction to what promises to be a very interesting topic on the use of sound to create visceral horror.

The benefit of miniatures and crafting terrain for my nephew's roleplaying games, with live play example.

A very Hammy Christmas to you all.

A podcast akin to a rambling, pile of Bantha muck, but where there's muck, there's brass - my apologies to Barry, Spencer and TJ Drennon for wasting your little Gem messages on this rubbish.

Call in conspiracy strangeness

A flurry of call ins from John Large of the Red Dice Diaries and Purple Worm Podcasts - Also a conspiracy addressed and a poor play on words for Nate Gillbreath at the end. Sound sample from the movie Angel Heart

A Bonus, bitesized, call in episode. Thanks to Barry from Shadow of the GM and Colin from Spikepit, for their messages

A big thank you to Jason of Nerd's RPG variety cast for calling in about my podcast on romance in roleplaying games, which led me to reconsider the issue. Hopefully I give a more expansive explanation of my thoughts on the matter.

Another Gonzo, error filled, podcast, where I explore my belief that Roleplaying games are hybrid games or Frankenstein's Monsters, combining gaming and art forms