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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 9341139" data-attributes="member: 6796661">I like the more humorous ones as well.I would add the first season of "The Glass Canon Podcast". The entire season was great. The early episodes of Dragon Friends were a lot of fun, but that one got old for me. But check out the initial episodes. It is by an improve comedy group from Australia. They play to a live, in-person audience, have a professional keyboardist providing music throughout.  Two DM running at the same time. It was very cool when I first listened to it, but eventually they just hammed it up too much and it started annoying me, which isn't surprising because I feel that way about most improv comedy. Also, check out Harmon Quest. It is by Dan Harmon (creator and producer of the TV series Community).  He had a live show he used to put on called Harmon Town. And during one episode he was talking about D&D and asked if there were any DMs in the audience. A guy raised his hand and was asked to come on stage and run a short D&D session (though they actually ran Pathfinder). Dan was impressed enough with the DM and enjoyed it enough that he made a two season series. The players are various well-known comedians and the go back and forth between the live play before a live audience and animation. I'm pretty sure you can get it on Amazon Prime. And I'll add my vote to [USER=11760]@Whizbang Dustyboots[/USER] recommendation for Not Another D&D Podcast.  The first season was great fun. Also check out their Dungeon Court episodes (not live play, basically a Court TV comedy show where they judge players and DMs based on fact patterns submitted by fans).</blockquote>

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