Tom continues his conversation with  Dan Zehr and Cory Clubb as they share favorite moments from past D&D adventures.  If you haven't listened to Coffee With Kenobi, you can find it on all major podcast platforms as one of the most popular Star Wars podcasts available.  Definitely worth your time.

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Tom sits down with his good friends Dan Zehr (of Coffee with Kenobi and CWK Pourover) and Cory Clubb (graphic designer of our very own logo!) to talk over some of their favorite moments from the campaigns we ran together.  The guys have a great time reminiscing, and they're pretty entertraining too!

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Educator Aaron Shepard shares how he integrates RPG activities into his English classroom.  We discuss D&D (obviously), the One Ring RPG, and guiding kids through the process of creating their first homebrew adventures.

Tom and Dan share tales of their most epic battles as players, then reveal the fate of Lady Riona, the Vampire of Paer!

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Allen Morris has created art for a number of fantasy novels by the likes of David Eddings and Stephen R. Donaldson.  Tom and Dan discuss his creative process, the challenges and joys of creating original fantasy art, and of course, what role Dungeons & Dragons plays in his work and his life.

Be sure to take a look at his art here: Allen Morris Art.  You won't be disappointed, but you may end up spending more than you intended!

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Dan goes behind Tom's back to post this mini-episode detailing the Game Demo Day Tom organized for the high school Game Club, inspired in part by his experiences at GenCon.  48 students had the opportunity to try a wide variety of games including a trial by fire introduction to D&, thanks to Tom's creativity and hard work.

We are back in Slaint, following Wade, Bert and Jacques as they make some horrific discoveries, witness some horrific eviscerations, and realize that vampires are just the WORST.

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Tom and Dan talk to Peter Jung, an Applied Gaming Advocate Peter Jung, who uses Dungeons and Dragons to build problem-solving skills as well as social connections among children and young adults with disabilities.  Peter shares a number of fascinating and creative scenarios and techniques he uses with students and patients.  His enthusiasm and passion for the work (and the game itself) are contagious. 

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Tom and Dan share their favorite moments from GenCon 2022, as well as what they plan to do differently next year.

Here is the link to the charity that employs the sword class instructor mentioned in the podcast.

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