We put the call out to our friends to find out what they wanted in a roleplaying game, and today we respond! Tune in to learn what they want and how (or if) Sean and Sazzy can incorporate their requests. We round out this week’s episode with what we want in an RPG. We are […]
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Radio Free Covenant: Episode 2 – Fascism and Noodles
So, we’re trying a shorter format that we hope we can get out on a more regular basis. I hope you bear with us through our birthing pangs. For now, join Sean and Sazzy as they talk about: Why fascism and autocracy may be the inevitable outcome of our current politics and economics Why it’s […]
Episode 2 Is In the Can!
Sean and Sazzy’s schedules kept falling out of sync this week. The planets finally lined up tonight, though, and we finally wrapped up recording today. Expect Episode 2 – and our discussion of how to depict fascism and autocracy in an RPG like Covenant – to drop on Tuesday.
Episode 2 Is In Progress
Sean and Sazzy just finished recording the first half of Episode 2 tonight. We talked about how to portray the Covenant’s rivals in the game. These rivals are all either autocratic or fascistic, but there are reasons why they’re autocratic and fascistic, and we want to portray them in as empathetic a light as possible. […]
Radio Free Covenant: Episode 1 – Hello World!
It took longer than we thought it would, but Radio Free Covenant is finally on the air. Join Sean and Sazzy as they talk about: The Covenant and Matriarchy from their tabletop roleplaying game Covenant Idealism vs. pragmatism in science fiction Sean’s elevator pitch for his novel Crossing the Line, to be published soon by […]
Episode 1 Is In the Can!
Sean and Sazzy finished recording Episode 1 late on Wednesday, and we’re editing it now. We’re still waiting on some voiceover work being done by an awesome friend of ours. Keep your eye on this site for updates!
Welcome to Radio Free Covenant, a podcast about the science-fiction roleplaying game Covenant and the urban fantasy novel Crossing the Line, soon to be published by Black Opal Books.
