Across a Table Madly – Episode 0: An Introduction

As many of you know, I love podcasts. I like listening to them and I love recording them, editing them, and posting them online for people to hear and enjoy. Today I am proud to announce to you the addition of a new podcast to the RPG Musings family:

ACROSS A TABLE MADLY

a new tabletop role-playing focused podcast

This podcast features hosts Kato (@KatoKatonian), Aaron (@WolfSamurai), Brittani (@DnDPrincessAria), and myself (@DMSamuel). It will cover many topics related to tabletop gaming, including episodes focused on specific games, player advice, GM advice, news, new games, old games, different genres, a mix of those types of topics, and more. We aim to cover any topics that are RPG related and we may even branch out into boardgames at some point. Right now we have two recordings for you – nut I will post them in two different posts so that the podcast feeders will pick up both files. The first episode (we call episode 0) is a short introduction to each of your hosts and what we want to do with the podcast. We are also releasing the first full episode, entitled “What’s so great about Eclipse Phase?”

We will host this podcast on RPG Musings and will post anew every time an episode is released (every two weeks). It will also have an archive page all to itself, a twitter feed, and a dedicated email address (I’ll post here as soon as those are verified!).

Please leave us feedback and comments – including gripes and/or topic ideas – we would love to hear what you think of our new endeavor.

So, without further ado, I am proud to present to you Across a Table Madly:

Episode 0 – An introduction to your hosts and the podcast

[podcast]http://www.ironneuronenterprises.com/rpgmusings/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/AcrossaTableMadlyEpisode020120123.mp3[/podcast]

Click here to download Episode 0

The iTunes feed is set up, but you need to search for RPG-Musings in order to find us.

8 thoughts on “Across a Table Madly – Episode 0: An Introduction

  1. I figured this would be a place to pimp out my Excel Character Generator project.

    Click on the web page link for the main download resource for the generator.

    This should lead to character generation taking 30-45 min as compared to the 2-3 hours that doing it on paper takes.

    Enjoy,

    William

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