Podcasts?

[Kralin Thornberry]

I've found and listened to all of the WotC podcasts. Does anyone know of any more gaming related ones? I don't necessarily need to exclude novel author ones (i.e., Salvatore's), but I am looking for more gaming related ones.


TIA,

Eric

 

[Dragonhelm]

Geeklabel.com talks about all things geek, including RPGs. You might try there.

 

[lrsach01]

There is:
Dragonslanding Inn @ http://www.dragonslanding.com
Fear the Boot @ http://feartheboot.libsyn.com
After Serenity @ http://www.afterserenity.com
Gamer the Podcasting @ http://www.somniturne.com/gtp/
Fistfull of Comics (and Games) @ http://www.fistfullofcomics.com/
House of the Harping Monkey @ http://www.harpingmonkey.com/
Sons of Kryos @ http://www.sonsofkryos.com/

Those are just a start....

 

[carpedavid]

I'd recommend the following both for their general overall quality and their frequency of updating:

Have Games, Will Travel by Paul Tevis - this is, in my opinion, the seminal gaming-related podcast. Paul reviews both role-playing and board games, discusses gameplay in general, and often has excellent interviews with big names in the RPG industry. Paul has an excellent podcasting voice. There have been 80+ episodes of this podcast so far.

2d6 Feet in a Random Direction by Brian Isikoff and Chris Hanrahan contains a lot of good information about RPGs, minis, board games and card games. Chris is the owner of a game store, and brings a retailer's point of view, while Brian is an RPG author, and brings that point of view. Their most current episode is #9.

Ogre Cave Audio Report is produced by the fine folks over at Ogre Cave. It contains lots of general RPG news, reviews, and discussions. As with the other two I've mentioned, board, minis, and card games are also sometimes discussed.

You may want to explore the Gaming Podcast Network's list of podcasts.

 

[Kralin Thornberry]

Thanks guys!

 

[johnsemlak]

A couple not mentioned so far that I listen to are All Games Considered and Domain of Apocolipz.

Of course, we must pay tribute to the grand-daddy of all RPG podcasts--Mortality Radio. It hasn't aired since Jan 2005, but it's shows are still archived for download I believe. It was a great show and I miss it a lot.

 

[johnsemlak]

Oh, and let's not forget Yog Radio!

 

[diaglo]

Of course, we must pay tribute to the grand-daddy of all RPG podcasts--Mortality Radio. It hasn't aired since Jan 2005, but it's shows are still archived for download I believe. It was a great show and I miss it a lot.

quoted for troof.

 

[Flexor the Mighty!]

I tried Dragonslanding and Midnights Lair, but ultimately they are aimed at a different type of gamer than me. Then I listen to the D&D podcast and find myself thinking these guys don't write my style of games... Someone needs to make an old school gaming podcast.