The long anticipated pivot into an RPG podcast, and we start off with just getting out and starting to run an RPG.

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More trivia, and even more petty versions of trivia.

it good time, its ok

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A Star Wars RPG one-shot...follow along as a squad of "unique" Stormtroopers come together and try to bring law and order to their little corner of the galaxy. 

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We continue our discussion on what it means to be human in a world full of "upgrades".

Discussions include:

• Some of our favorite transhuman settings

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What it says on the tin.

A note from the editor:

-Victorian era futurism, from the literature I read, more to do with working class struggles. Who's in charge, how much work, who's doing what work. Steampunk was first coined in 1987, as a response to cyberpunk.

-Androids aren't human, that's what all android literature is about, a human machine understanding how to act and how to be human.

-Posthumanism is a very, very, extremely broad topic. It is distinct, but not exclusively so, with transhumanism.  This requires proper investigation, this is an actual ethics question with philosophers talking about it.

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A completely self indulgent episode. It's been 2 years, we get one.

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Second of two where we talk about all things editing with Crow. Slightly more on topic this time.

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First of two where we talk about all things editing with Crow. Just kidding. This is tangents with Crow, sound/film industry tangents, some editing tangents, you know the drill. 

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Cars go zoom sometimes.

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Any and all incorrect facts, and opinions, can be directed towards the individuals on the podcast.

Like how treating magic like a mundane power source is inherently casting a light on the fantastical elements in said fantasy, and thus, just scientific fantasy due to a lack of fantastical elements. Or how the suspension of disbelief is a magic circle for narrative sense, and straining the suspension of disbelief, as per Samuel Taylor Coleridge, means that it could be broken; such as any of the Harry Potter "why didn't they X the problem away", because, magic is inherently a give and take on the individual reader.

The author is dead, long live the author.

Feel free to point out others, like the genre of Huckeberry Finn.

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