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So I thought it would be cool to share where we all get our podcast fix.
I'm always looking for more stuff for my ears to listen to whilst my hands are busy. So thought I would see what you all enjoyed.
My current favourite is the 'The Bedroom Battlefields Tabletop Miniature Hobby Podcast' , I know not the most catchy title, but it's nice and relaxed and doesn't take itself too seriously. Plus their latest episode has an interview Gav Thorpe, so that is well worth a listen.
Let us know your picks.
This podcast called 'Sweet Butt Guys', where they play 40k TTRPGs.
I've listened to season 3, entitled 'Space Cops', where they play the 'Dark Heresy' RPG: http://www.sweetbuttguys.com/s03e01-inquisitor-eisencop/
It's very low-key and low-fi; just friends having some dumb fun, and I appreciate that ๐
https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xZjcxYzE4MC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw?ep=14
Crown of command podcast. They've had some great oldhammer pods with Rick prisley.andy chambers, tuomas pirinen, Awesome stuff.
@seiryth
Oh gotta give that a go! Was reading Rick's article in the August WI and his really simple vintage Carthaginian army has awoken something in me!
@fearofthedark @rollleafd
Great choice, I've listened to a few of the early episodes. The was a good interview with Josh on the MLIM (My Life In Miniatures) podcast that is quite good.
His painting bids on YouTube are pretty good too.
*vids
Critical Role - DnD podcast
Voice Actors playing DnD, same people who voiced Vox Machina on Amazon
I started listening to that recently from the first episode but I found the audio quality really jarring! I need to figure out when it improves because Iโm sure it will
Campaign 2 (The Mighty 9) is better.
Awesome, thanks!
The early episodes are pretty rough in terms of production quality.
I watched most of the first campaign and some of the second on YouTube, and totally agree. Its just great watching some really talented folks enjoying a fun game of dnd.
Sam Riegel will always make you smile.
I'd like to give a shout out to The Oldhammer Fiction Podcast. It's nothing complicated, just a guy reading some old warhammer stories. I find it quite relaxing.