Dont Split The Podcast Network
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- Don't Split the Podcast Network is all about games and created by veteran podcasters Rudy Basso and James Introcaso.
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Behold Her Podcast is a monthly show that spotlights inspiring women in tabletop gaming, hosted and produced by Lysa Penrose. Interviews, discussions, and audio essays capture the diverse experiences of being a female gamer in tabletop RPGs. See more... -
DSPN Presents is one-shot actual plays, pilots, panels, and more from the Don't Split the Podcast Network. Basically it's a grab bag of our favorite stuff that doesn't fit on another one of our podcasts. Hosted by Rudy Basso and James Introcaso. We love games and it's all about gaming! See more... -
Game O'Clock is both retrospective and modern examination of video games. Every month, lifelong gamers and brothers Rudy and Alex Basso focus on a specific genre and spend a week each looking at its history, highlights/lowlights, their personal favorites within it, and the game they wish someone would make. They'll als See more... -
Have Spellbook, Will Travel is a fully produced and voice-acted comedy radio drama set in a magical, fantasy world. New episodes are released every other Wednesday, with a behind-the-scenes show appearing in between episodes. These BTS shows feature interviews with the cast, discussion between the writers, and other interesting See more... -
This is the Demonplague Podcast, an actual play 5th edition Dungeons & Dragons podcast that plays through the Demonplague Campaign written by Johnn Four and James Introcaso. James Introcaso runs this game set in the Forgotten Realms for players Rudy Basso, Lauren "OboeCrazy" Urban, TK Johsnon, and Robert Adducci. See more... -
The DM’s Deep Dive with Mike Shea is your monthly master class in dungeon mastering from veteran game designer and DM, Mike Shea of Sly Flourish. Each episode, Mike and a guest DM expert take a single topic of interest to dungeon masters and dig deep, covering lost nuances and digging for hidden gems we might all have missed. See more... -
The Fairest of the Seasons takes the themes and tropes found in Jane Austen’s regency England and brings it to the game table. Five players explore tales of scandal, rivalry, and romance in Good Society, The Jane Austen RPG. Storybrewers Roleplaying describes their system as a game of “ social ambition, family obligation, and brea See more...
