Changeling the Podcast episode 124.5 — pax unplugged expo hall 2025
Once more unto the breach, dear listeners, once more... Pooka is doing the PAX Unplugged thing this weekend, and spent their Friday accosting various TTRPG creators in the expo hall for short on the spot interviews. Herewith the fruits of those labors! As always for these convention minisodes, shouting through a mask over thousands of people in a cavernous space doesn't make for the best acoustics, but hopefully everything is still audible enough for you to get a sense of these games and their creators. If you also happen to be in attendance, do check out their booths (indicated below); if not, well, that's why the gods created the internet.
The interviewees and their presences:
- Absurdist Productions (#4305), https://www.absurdistproductions.com/: Transformation and Seven Murders til Midnight
- The Bodhana Group (#4246), https://www.thebodhanagroup.org/: Branch Riders and assorted therapeutic initiatives
- The Storyteller Squad (#3934), https://www.thestorytellersquad.com/: monster of the week actual play podcast
- Bully Pulpit Games (#4349), https://bullypulpitgames.com/: Zhenya's Wonder Tales (available for pre-order on Backerkit at https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/bully-pulpit-games/zhenya-s-wonder-tales) and Durance
- Plus One Exp (#4143), https://plusoneexp.com/ and Gossamer Coast, https://www.gossamercoast.com/: Hinterlight (available on Kickstarter at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/glasscutter/hinterlight) + Robbi's Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/robbiaburns/
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Pooka G (any pronoun/they) will carry on with the ritual of acquiring remaindered 90s TTRPG books until time reverses and THAC0 lives again.
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