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This week, we had some technical difficulties courtesy of Terry's ghost. In Discworld, the gang meets some pleasant people, meets some unpleasant people, and does some shopping and magic.
Today in the Disc-Course: the worst ASMR imaginable, troll lore, Rincewind's onion hound, old rock times, lighting a fire in a troll's mouth, 50% of mercenaries, the worst Monster Hunter monster, bustin', Diamond Dentures, literary Gilligan cut, Weems, Pogflower, FMK, shantytown for Jesus, Millennium Potato, uses for paper, and the seachalet.
For those playing along at home: Finish The Light Fantastic!
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This week we continue The Light Fantastic where Rincewind must enter Death's domain to save his best friend/burden. Meanwhile Trymon stages a hostile takeover of Unseen University.
Today in the disccourse: a ceremony to make the computer work, nerd priests, Ooo he thinn, 7 year old barbarian tactics, no lesbians, Caroc cards, gaming chairs, What's a gender?, Terry 'I am looking respectfully' Pratchett, fantasy jocks vs fantasy nerds, Death Valley Girl, dads and their orgies, and teacher dreams.
Click here for Dog of Wisdom
You can find the Eidolon Playtest (which Julie does the art for) on Audio Entropy
For those playing along at home: Read up to page 137 (depending on your edition of the book), up to the sentence: "No one ever asked its opinion about anything."
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Our theme music is by Maxie Satan; find her on bandcamp at Pastel Hand Grenade.
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This week brings a new beginning with the same old schmucks as we begin The Light Fantastic. Our lads get lost in the woods and meet a hardware engineer; meanwhile, Unseen University launches a wizzerdhunt to get the spell in Rincewind's head to fulfill a prophecy that will hopefully save the Disc from the big red star A'Tuin is on a collision course with! Phew....
Today in the Disc-Course: a wizard book, Hot Local Tortoises in Your Super Cluster, sick vape tricks, TryHard Man, a real fun party, Mt. Get-a-Load-of-this-Guy, the tooth fairy, kids these days, sheet cake, My Goodness My Spells, kicked in the shins eternally, anti-Death box, a chest with a chest, the weather rock, and the Discworld zodiac
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Click here for Spellbreak, the magic battle royale
You can find the Eidolon Playtest (which Julie does the art for) on Audio Entropy
For those playing along at home: Read up to page 137 (depending on your edition of the book), up to the sentence: "No one ever asked its opinion about anything."
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You can email us at [email protected] or follow the show @thedisccourse on twitter
Our theme music is by Maxie Satan; find her on bandcamp at Pastel Hand Grenade.
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This week brings the end of The Color of Magic and the end of our heroes' lives. Thanks Terry.
Today in the Disc-Course: a convenient excuse, bug people, slave trip on a shave ship, Discworld Mulder, James Cameron's Avatar, 7 ft tall Jerry Stiller, Pirates of the Saskatchewan, truck nuts for fish, Minecraft zombie sound effects, goth cottagecore, combination sacrifice and rocket launch, and magical retconning.
For those playing along at home: Read up to page 82 of The Light Fantastic (depending on your edition of the book), up to the sentence: "'Druids?' said Trymon. 'I wonder...'"
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You can email us at [email protected] or follow the show @thedisccourse on twitter
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This week we read sixty pages of Terry Pratchett going, "Dragonriders of Pern sucks, huh?" and Yes, Terry, yes it does.
Today in the Disc-Course: 5 Angry Nerds, Hrunbos, swamp dragons, ancient aliens, Escape to Wyrm Mountain, clicking consonants, too late for One Piece, an entire DnD campaign, 500 fursona commissions, no fighting on the killing ground, and cowboy Rincewinds.
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Our theme music is by Maxie Satan; find her on bandcamp at Pastel Hand Grenade.
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This week we're treated to Terry Pratchett presents Cosmic Horror with 0 slur named cats. Twoflower bumbles into the lair of an eldritch beast, Rincewind meets some dryads, and the lads make a new friend.
You can listen to Black Sunday by Federale here.
Today in the Disc-Course: Jacobs by Marc Jacobs for Marc by Marc Jacobs, tree himbos, not!Europe, overheating trolls, Wizzerd, when Doctor Who was a good show that we liked to watch, psychic clams, Mark suffers for his art, and a sapiosexual sword.
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You can email us at [email protected] or follow the show @thedisccourse on twitter
Our theme music is by Maxie Satan; find her on bandcamp at Pastel Hand Grenade.
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In our inaugural episode, Holly, Mark, Julie, and Jess begin the momentous undertaking of reading books. We are introduced to the beloved city of Ankh-Morpork, meet our hapless protagonists, and bid farewell to the beloved city of Ankh-Morpork.
Today in the Disc-Course: the first 70 pages of Mort twice, A'Tuin's gender reveal, Julie hates the French, just Hefty Smurf, twitch stream protagonist, Local Wizard yearns for Science, fantasy o'clock, that river that catches on fire, that's a human, The Great Molasses Flood, and meteorology.
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