Red Raccoon Radio

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jamie@redraccoongames.com

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126 - Wizards' Union, Game Store Day 2, and CMON loses an Adventure

October 08, 2026

John and Jamie support a WOTC Union, talk about how Jamie finally made contact with Mike Didymus-True, and how he can't stop reading DCC.

125 - Pokemon Dick's, Streaming Strahd, and Hasbro has the Upper Deck

September 16, 2026

Jamie and John get into Dick's sporting good's insane Pokemon markup (and how it's insane they sell them at all), Netflix next (most likely doomed) D&D pitch, and Jamie ruins a Grant Lyons joke for ticket holders (Come see him Oct 3!)Chapters00:00 The Pokemon Card Controversy02:37 Changes in Leadership10:32 Health and Wellness13:35 Board Game Reviews19:33 New Game Experiences21:35 Board Game Comparisons24:11 Pokemon Card Game Craze25:05 Challenges in Pokemon Card Acquisition26:48 High Dem...

124 - It's Ian Harrower Everybody!

September 02, 2026

Ian (Co-creative director and lead programmer on Dungeon Crawler Carl on Multimorphic's P3 pinball platform) joins Jamie and John to talk about Pinball, AI, and how in person entertainment continues to be on the rise!

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What is the email for Red Raccoon Radio?

The publicly listed email for Red Raccoon Radio: jamie@redraccoongames.com.

How many listeners does Red Raccoon Radio have?

Podseeker estimates Red Raccoon Radio reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Red Raccoon Radio?

Red Raccoon Radio typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Professional experience in tabletop games, video games, pinball, game development, publishing, retail, or related geek entertainment industries. Common among recent guests: Professional work developing or producing games or interactive entertainment. Recent guests include Ian Harrower.

How hard is it to get booked on Red Raccoon Radio?

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

What topics does Red Raccoon Radio cover?

Recent episodes cover Gaming, Tabletop Gaming, Board Games, Role Playing Games, and Miniature Games. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.