Episode 114 – Merely NPCs
Meet Morgan and Sarah from Merely NPCs!, the next pair of amazing women creators featured in our March Showcase! These two sisters through marriage are the creative minds behind the…
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Special Episode! The TTRPG Bookshelf Draft
What happens when Tabletop Journeys get together with Game Knight Heroes and The RPG Academy? Lewanika was joined by Kevin Stacy from the Game Knight Heroes podcast and Michael Ross…
Field Trip – A Divine Calling, Part 1
A Divine Calling, part 1 – Meet Daniel of the Darq, Ferguson Okoa, and Morgan Crowley, three normal high schoolers that also happen to be avatars of the old gods….
Episode 113 – Interview with Krystal Norton
Our March Women of TTRPGs Showcase’s second interview brings you indie game designer Krystal Norton! Krystal is the author of A Divine Calling, a fantastically fun “chosen ones” style RPG…
Field Trip – Burn 2d6, Part 2
Join us for the conclusion of our 1920s pulp mystery in the swell new game, BURN 2d6! As the pieces begin to fall into place our intrepid investigators will have…
Episode 112 – The Rainbow Dice Club
In the first interview of our March Women Creators Showcase, we are proud to introduce the Rainbow Dice Club! They are a non-binary & women run D&D 5E homebrew actual…
Field Trip – Burn 2d6, Part 1
Bullets and Bangtails, part 1 – An AP Playtest of Burn 2d6, live now on Kickstarter!
Episode 111 – Interview with Kienna Shaw
For the last interview in our February BIPOC Creator Showcase, we would love for you to meet TTRPG creator, storyteller, explorer, and illuminator, Kienna Shaw! They are the co-author of…
Field Trip – The Real Thing Replay, Part 5
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Listen in at the table to the last chapter (for now) of The Real Thing! Travis, Stanley, Briggs, and Aristotle concoct a plan to sneak into the basement, intent on…
Episode 110 – Interview with Jonathan Mendoza
Meet Jonathan Mendoza, a Master’s level counseling student specializing in drama therapy and author of the academic article Gaming Intentionally: A Literature Review of the Viability of Role-Playing Games as…
