Hey Veeky Forums! I've been trying to get into the whole 'actually fucking listening to podcasts' thing lately, and I thought you would know some rad podcasts to follow that are beyond just being told over and over I need to listen to 'Critical Role' and 'Adventure Zone'.
Open to other things to follow, whether they are sites or people on youtube, or anything like that. Just need to get more RPG stuff in my life - whether this is DMing tips, game recordings, setting discussions.etc.etc.
Thrilling Intent. You can skip to ep 40 or so if inclined. It's a youtube series but most of the time you can get away just listening and not watching. (Almost) all dice rolls and OOC stuff are removed so it's a weird kinda rpg story.
Justin Mitchell
System Mastery. They poke fun at/review old RPGs. Really chill, pretty funny, great thing to listen to while you paint.
Sebastian Gutierrez
Thanks anons!
And for other folk: Keep the recommendations coming!
Brody Ramirez
Inenjoy listening to Discern Realities. It’s mainly Dungeon World content, but they get around to lots of general rpg theory, GM-player interaction and the like.
Tyler Lopez
Me and some friends of mine have a podcast where we play Dungeons: The Dragoning 40k. It's called ODAMcast if you're interested.
Brody Mitchell
Just started an actual play d20 future podcast with my friends. We aren't furries I swear.
Is this the thread for shilling our own 5 listener podcasts?
Logan Gonzalez
I mean, as long as you give me a heads up that's what you're doing, I'm okay with that. I'm mainly looking for established content the community recommends, but I'm not opposed to checking out new things that are starting up.
Levi Cruz
The crit squad podcast has been very enjoyable. It's a shadowrun podcast and they so a good job of exploring lore and the system.
Ryan Howard
I recommend Decoder Ring Theatre and Radio Icebox. They're not specifically about RPGs but there's a lot of ideas to mine for pulp and supernatural adventures. For gaming-related stuff, Fear of a Black Dragon is pretty good: they analyze different adventures (mostly OSR) and discuss their strengths and weaknesses as well as different ways to remix those adventures into other games.
Noah Cooper
Oh you wanted quality? Don't listen to Galactic Tails then. I think my favorite is One Shot. They're all pretty natural at roleplaying which is actually fun to listen to, but the quality of the episode depends on what game they're playing. The nice thing is they normally spend about three episodes on a game system so it's easy to listen to a few episodes without having to listen to 60+ hours.
Kayden Morales
>podcancer jesus christ
Henry Rogers
Hey I'm open to literally whatever the fuck.
Lucas Martinez
The Myths and Legends podcast for some interesting monster ideas
Angel Martin
Nerd Poker was the only D&D podcast I could stomach. Some of the people were genuinely funny.
Oliver King
Seconding.
Also does anyone know good rpg podcasts that aren't lets plays? As in, system reviews, discussion of mechanics, discussion of different gm techniques, etc
Noah Wilson
One Shot's Campaign, if you're into the FFG Star Wars system.
Carson Miller
sounds like the kind of thing where one of you is gonna discover you're a furry midway through
Easton Brown
I mean, its really a proper game podcast, but I've been listening to a bunch of Alice Isn't Dead to hype myself up for the WoD game I'm starting soon, and its worked wonders. The Charlatan, WA scene gets me every time.
I also listen to the F-Plus a lot, but that doesn't really have anything to do with RPGs. I just like it.
Leo Smith
I like Acquisitions Incorporated.
Zachary Taylor
So are there podcasts actually about game design and in depth system reviews/postmortems?
Christopher Torres
For Call of Cthulhu, The Good Friends of Jackson Elias is a mandatory
Isaac Anderson
The Film Reroll is a podcast that twists movie plots into GURPS adventures. It's simply wonderful, and is a good way to make someone believe in the possibilities of GURPS being able to be straightforward, untangled from all the subsystem minutiae it's usually associated with.
Samuel Reyes
Any podcasts for cyberpunk or near future campaigns?
Jacob Cruz
Fear the Boot and Happy Jacks might be what you're looking for.
Lucas Mitchell
I would be curious about this as well. Would love some good cyberpunk stuff; or if we're talking specific settings - shadowrun, eclipse phase.etc.etc.
Also: Would love more stuff leaning on GM/DM/whatever title you want to apply; but just how to run good games.
David Cooper
Anybody know a good actual-play of Feng Shui 2? My friends are really busy 'til the end of Summer (and also lazy) and it would hopefully get us playing four or five months earlier than we might normally.
Eli Robinson
This sounds great, definitely going to give it a shot
Luis Sullivan
Maybe it will just end in a furry orgy and we won't have to podcast anymore.
One Shot plays this game and it's their best episode probably. I think they call the episodes Detective Jackie.
A fairly new group, mostly 40k but cover the whole spectrum of war and tabletop gaming. they are pretty funny and they do monthly giveaways
Jordan Perez
Role Playing Public Radio is good, particularly their WoD the Heck and Palladium Poisoning series. What makes both them great is two of the hosts are pretty knowledge on oWoD and RIFTS, but the third host knows almost nothing. Listening to his reactions to stuff like "White Wolf made a fake Chick Track as part of their marketing for Demon: The Fallen" and "The 4 Horseman of the Apocalypse have appeared and are going to Voltron it up in Africa. Also here are there skill percentages for Car Repair and Holistic Medicine" is amazing.
Also their Gonzo oWoD Actual Play is a thing of beauty.
Jason Anderson
Heroes and Halfwits is pretty amazing at the beginning or so, but it turns more and more meh near episode 20 or so with some inparty fighting and faffing around.
End of episode 27 is where they jump the shark real hard and its absolutely terrible.
Their counterpart, Twits and Crits is way better, less faffing about and more roleplay