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Episodic Adventures: TTRPG Module Reviews

Booking Overview

A tabletop role-playing game review show focused on published adventure modules, with occasional interviews featuring game creators, local gaming organizers, and experienced hobbyists. Suitable pitches include TTRPG designers, publishers, adventure authors, event organizers, and creators with a distinctive game-development or playtesting story; booking difficulty is likely low because the show has demonstrated interest in accessible niche professionals rather than high-profile names.

Metrics

Episodes: 44

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Listener location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

episodicmailbag@gmail.com

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Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
TTRPG designers, adventure authors, publishers, gaming event organizers, and experienced game masters or players with a distinctive perspective on role-playing games
Required Achievements:  
Published a role-playing game or adventure module, Created or contributed to a tabletop gaming project, Organized tabletop gaming events

Recent Guest Discussions

Bruce Hartman - Creating And Playtesting Soul Guardian, Christian Role-playing, The Satanic Panic, And Adapting Mechanics From Dragonraid

Recent Topics

Roleplaying Games, Tabletop Gaming, Adventure Modules, Game Design, Indie Gaming

Episodes

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Lichdom | Feral Wizard

October 12, 2026

Kneel before us, mortals, as Sean, Jordy and Lisa chase immortality in Lichdom, a solo roleplaying game about sorcerers reaching for eternal life. We discuss inciting events, pesky interlopers, the highs and lows of probability, mastering your own game, and playing with fate. Note: A limited print rerun of Lichdom: Immortal Edition is Kickstarting soon, for ye nefarious mages. CW: undeath, suicide Lichdom is written by Adrian Lopez Sanjuan and published by Feral Wizard. Intro excerpt from Lic...

Broken Heart of the Castle | Cloud Curio

October 05, 2026

For this doubly special episode, Lisa and Sean convene with special guest Mel the GM to review our first-ever system agnostic adventure: Broken Heart of the Castle! We discuss beastly curses, burying your gays, a hair-trigger confrontation, and, inexplicably, another duck. Note: “Sleeping Heart of the Garden” is Cloud Curio’s woodsy system neutral entry CW: “Bury your gays” trope “Broken Heart of the Castle” is written by SC Ormond and published by Cloud Curio. You can find Mel at @MeltheGM o...

Pedigree | Sidebar

September 28, 2026

Welcome back to another Sidebar with Lisa and Sean! This week, we discuss our gaming family tree and how our roots spread.Theme music credited to Zane Little.New to the show? Check out our links: https://linktr.ee/episodicadventuresHave gaming opinions or questions? Email us at episodicmailbag@gmail.com.

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How do I get in touch with Episodic Adventures: TTRPG Module Reviews?

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What is the email for Episodic Adventures: TTRPG Module Reviews?

The publicly listed email for Episodic Adventures: TTRPG Module Reviews: episodicmailbag@gmail.com.

How many listeners does Episodic Adventures: TTRPG Module Reviews have?

Podseeker estimates Episodic Adventures: TTRPG Module Reviews reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Episodic Adventures: TTRPG Module Reviews?

Episodic Adventures: TTRPG Module Reviews typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: TTRPG designers, adventure authors, publishers, gaming event organizers, and experienced game masters or players with a distinctive perspective on role-playing games. Common among recent guests: Published a role-playing game or adventure module; Created or contributed to a tabletop gaming project; Organized tabletop gaming events. Recent guests include Bruce Hartman.

How hard is it to get booked on Episodic Adventures: TTRPG Module Reviews?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does Episodic Adventures: TTRPG Module Reviews cover?

Recent episodes cover Roleplaying Games, Tabletop Gaming, Adventure Modules, Game Design, and Indie Gaming. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

episodicmailbag@gmail.com

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