Podcast/audible book you are listening too right now.
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General_Tangent
Adventurer
I'm currently listening to book 2 of the Dresden Files. James Masters is a great narrator.
MarkB
Legend
Regular podcast listens:
Midnight Burger - innovative sci-fi show that started out as weird-problem-of-the-week but got a lot more involved.
No Such Thing As a Fish - funny weird-fact-of-the-week show from some of the researchers from QI.
Then several Actual Play podcasts:
The Glass Cannon Podcast - ongoing Pathfinder podcast into its second major campaign, with a number of offshoot shows.
Campaign: Skyjacks (can't find a working link to their website right now) - sky pirates campaign originally using Edge of the Empire game-mechanics but now transitioning to their own system.
Rolling With Difficulty - D&D campaign set in Sigil and the Outer Planes, recently wrapped up their main campaign and began a new one.
The Magpies - a Blades in the Dark campaign, four seasons plus a sequel series called The City That Never Dies.
And just at the moment, I've been listening to the audiobook of Revenge of the Sith, having been inspired to do so by this video essay:
It does provide a deeper perspective on what, in movie form, was not the great tragic story it tried to be.
Midnight Burger - innovative sci-fi show that started out as weird-problem-of-the-week but got a lot more involved.
No Such Thing As a Fish - funny weird-fact-of-the-week show from some of the researchers from QI.
Then several Actual Play podcasts:
The Glass Cannon Podcast - ongoing Pathfinder podcast into its second major campaign, with a number of offshoot shows.
Campaign: Skyjacks (can't find a working link to their website right now) - sky pirates campaign originally using Edge of the Empire game-mechanics but now transitioning to their own system.
Rolling With Difficulty - D&D campaign set in Sigil and the Outer Planes, recently wrapped up their main campaign and began a new one.
The Magpies - a Blades in the Dark campaign, four seasons plus a sequel series called The City That Never Dies.
And just at the moment, I've been listening to the audiobook of Revenge of the Sith, having been inspired to do so by this video essay:
It does provide a deeper perspective on what, in movie form, was not the great tragic story it tried to be.
trappedslider
Legend
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the Jester
Legend
Currently listening to:
the British History Podcast
History of the Land of Israel
Crash Course Pods: the Universe
History of English
China History Podcast
the British History Podcast
History of the Land of Israel
Crash Course Pods: the Universe
History of English
China History Podcast
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