Join Senda with Erika Skirpan as they have a conversation about safety in LARPs and Tabletop RPGs and how to do it in ways that enhance your games. Links: Mooney Bin Entertainment Sinking Ship Creations
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Gnomecast #224 – Tabletop Safety Toolkit Interview
Join Jared as he interviews Kienna Shaw and Lauren Bryant-Monk, the folks behind the Tabletop Safety Toolkit.
Gnomecast #223 – Getting Spooky with Bridgett Jeffries
Join Ang as she chats with guest Bridgett Jeffries about all things spooky and scary games.
PTG 385 – Tech at the Table
Show us how you manage tech at the table for players and GMs! Phil and Senda talk about everything except the monster in the corner (focus). Bamboo Lounge for Patreon backers today! Find these and MORE
PTG 320 – When Real Life Crashes Your Campaign (Tone and Content)
Show us how you manage mid game changes to your game’s tone or content that are caused by out of game, real world stuff! This hasn’t actually happened to Phil or Senda — we’ve just MORE
PTG 226 – Post Pandemic Cons
Show us what you will need to feel safe going to conventions again! Please note, we are not healthcare professionals, security professionals, or convention organizers, so this is just what we’re thinking about as frequent MORE
PTG193 – Lines and Veils
Show us how you handle lines and veils as a living documents — recorded live on twitch! Senda and Phil talk about their (current and evolving) thoughts on lines and veils as a living document MORE
PTG151 – Something Kissy This Way Comes
Show us how you set up and make a space for romance in your games! Phil and Senda talk creating safe spaces for romance with consent, boundaries and expectations, and safety tools, and also how MORE
Panda’s Talking Games 78: Edgeplay
Show us how you deal with stuff you might not want in your game…? Phil and Senda talk about dealing with sensitive and triggering topics when they come up in your game without table consent MORE
Panda’s Talking Games 43: The X Card
Show us how you handle the X Card at your table. We talk basic safety and lessons we’ve learned from personal experience. We managed to keep it short and sweet despite many failed attempts at MORE