charlesatan
Explorer
Lifted from my regular blog Bibliophile Stalker and from my Gleemax Blog.
Tabletop RPG (Mostly)
* The Digital Front interviews Fred Hicks of Evil Hat Productions.
* Wandering Geek interviews James Stubbs of Heyoka Studios and Deep 7.
* Pulp Gamer episodes: Bobby Stickel of Sabertooth Games, Store Design, and a review of Battleground Fantasy Warfare.
* Geeklabel Radio on Retro Hotties.
* Fandomaniacs tackles Gleemax, heroes of fandom, and gaming in the family in their third episode.
* All Games Considered has some RPG news and reviews Changeling: The Lost.
* Latest Canon Puncture episode is entitled Rifts and Kevin Sembedia.
* Gamer's Haven has part three of their post-Gen Con coverage.
* Heroic Cthulhu episodes: From Father to Son (1, 2, 3, 4), Underground College (1, 2, 3), Revelation (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), Diver Part Deux (1, 2, 3) Disappearance (Retro) (1, 2, 3).
* The Game Master Show has their latest installment of Godsend Agenda.
* The Tome talks about the d20 supplement WWE: Know Your Role.
* Fell Calls has episode 120 up entitled Werewolf Bar Mitzvah.
* Gamer's Haven has an interview with Chris Doyle and Adrian Pommier of Goodman Games.
* Headgames gives some RPG news and talk about A Renaissance of Video Gaming.
* Nuketown Radio Active discusses Macs, NaNoWriMo, being an uncle, and Halo among other things in their latest episode.
* 2d6 Feet In A Random Direction chats with Travis Farber of Games Workshop.
* Fear the Boot's latest episode is entitled Ending a Campaign.
* Gamer Radio Zero chats about their 4E playtest experience, Axis and Allies, and author Tiffany Trent (Hallowmere) in their latest episode.
* Have Games Will Travel talks about a couple of things such as 40 Years of GenCon, Hobby Games: The 100 Best, Tevis's new books, and Burning Empires in his 103rd episode.
* The Gamer Traveler Podcast kicks off its second season! GenCon and Indianapolis is covered as well as some GenCon interviews in the latest episode.
* The House of the Harping Monkey records their own d20 Variant.
* The Signal gives us more Serenity love in their latest episode.
Tabletop RPG (Mostly)
* The Digital Front interviews Fred Hicks of Evil Hat Productions.
* Wandering Geek interviews James Stubbs of Heyoka Studios and Deep 7.
* Pulp Gamer episodes: Bobby Stickel of Sabertooth Games, Store Design, and a review of Battleground Fantasy Warfare.
* Geeklabel Radio on Retro Hotties.
* Fandomaniacs tackles Gleemax, heroes of fandom, and gaming in the family in their third episode.
* All Games Considered has some RPG news and reviews Changeling: The Lost.
* Latest Canon Puncture episode is entitled Rifts and Kevin Sembedia.
* Gamer's Haven has part three of their post-Gen Con coverage.
* Heroic Cthulhu episodes: From Father to Son (1, 2, 3, 4), Underground College (1, 2, 3), Revelation (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), Diver Part Deux (1, 2, 3) Disappearance (Retro) (1, 2, 3).
* The Game Master Show has their latest installment of Godsend Agenda.
* The Tome talks about the d20 supplement WWE: Know Your Role.
* Fell Calls has episode 120 up entitled Werewolf Bar Mitzvah.
* Gamer's Haven has an interview with Chris Doyle and Adrian Pommier of Goodman Games.
* Headgames gives some RPG news and talk about A Renaissance of Video Gaming.
* Nuketown Radio Active discusses Macs, NaNoWriMo, being an uncle, and Halo among other things in their latest episode.
* 2d6 Feet In A Random Direction chats with Travis Farber of Games Workshop.
* Fear the Boot's latest episode is entitled Ending a Campaign.
* Gamer Radio Zero chats about their 4E playtest experience, Axis and Allies, and author Tiffany Trent (Hallowmere) in their latest episode.
* Have Games Will Travel talks about a couple of things such as 40 Years of GenCon, Hobby Games: The 100 Best, Tevis's new books, and Burning Empires in his 103rd episode.
* The Gamer Traveler Podcast kicks off its second season! GenCon and Indianapolis is covered as well as some GenCon interviews in the latest episode.
* The House of the Harping Monkey records their own d20 Variant.
* The Signal gives us more Serenity love in their latest episode.
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Thanks for doing this. Great service seeing what is new and which to hear at work (more like pass time there but more fun). 
