Mom's Basement Podcast is three adult RPG lovers talking about game design from one participant's mother's basement. The 'cast offers an irreverent, goofy and openly unprofessional style mixed with honest critique of small press and work-in-progress games.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Episode 63: The Misery Index
In this episode, we return from hiatus in order to shamelessly pimp our Kickstarter project, The Misery Index.
Hey! I tried to email you to get a copy of your Six Page Manual podcast (after checking out this kickstarter!) and it bounced back. Is it still available?
I got the email you sent to my @miserytourism address and sent you a response.
The short answer is: probably not. A lot of the earlier podcasts where of terrible quality, and I'm not sure that we still have them anywhere.
Unfortunately, you probably wouldn't get much out of the episode if it were still around, because 6PM is heavy on improv and we didn't have the common sense to describe our actions for the sake the podcast. So it's just a bunch of garbled dialogue without context.
Greetings! My name is Heather and I just have a quick question about your blog that I was hoping you could answer! My email is Lifesabanquet1(at)gmail(dot)com :-)
Hey! I tried to email you to get a copy of your Six Page Manual podcast (after checking out this kickstarter!) and it bounced back. Is it still available?
ReplyDeleteHi Alex,
ReplyDeleteI got the email you sent to my @miserytourism address and sent you a response.
The short answer is: probably not. A lot of the earlier podcasts where of terrible quality, and I'm not sure that we still have them anywhere.
Unfortunately, you probably wouldn't get much out of the episode if it were still around, because 6PM is heavy on improv and we didn't have the common sense to describe our actions for the sake the podcast. So it's just a bunch of garbled dialogue without context.
Greetings! My name is Heather and I just have a quick question about your blog that I was hoping you could answer! My email is Lifesabanquet1(at)gmail(dot)com :-)
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