Radio Free RPG

LINK TO THE SWORD OPERA KICKSTARTERWelcome to Season 3 of Radio Free RPG! Host Alan Bahr is joined by Eric Farmer and Eli Kurtz to discuss a variety of topics. We discuss crowdfundings and Kickstarter, game design inside constraints, podcasting, influences and ideas, and much more!We specifically center the conversation around their current Kickstarter: Sword Opera!

Host Alan Bahr is joined by guest Dan Waszkiewicz, the GM of a Delta Green actual play: The Redacted Reports.

Today, Amanda Kahl of Age of Night returns! Amanda is guest hosting and interviewing Alan about art direction in tabletop roleplaying games.

Host Alan Bahr is joined by Talysa Sainz, a previous "Editor of the Year" award winning who edits and writes in poetry, rpgs, fiction, and more.We discuss different styles of editing, how writers can work with editors, what goes into the different prose elements of different genres and lots more.

This episode discusses mental health, as well as self-harm (briefly). Guest Host Will Munn of Adept Icarus interviews Alan about cyanstarlight, an upcoming Adept Icarus release written by Alan. We discuss the influence of mental health on the product, it's goals and how the game industry and design work.Link to the Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adepticarus/cyan-starlight

Host Alan Bahr is joined by Fred Wan, game writer and legal professional to talk about the art of writing games, what goes into community centric game environments and more!

Host Alan Bahr is joined by Bryan Young, of Star Wars, Battletech, Robotech and more! We talk about IPs, movies, reviews, feedback, and how writing in others sandboxes goes.

Host Alan Bahr is joined by Ginny Loveday to discuss editing, writing, creative consulting, cons, and teasing (in a loving manner) Richard August.https://ginnyloveday.com

Host Alan Bahr is joined by Mark Parish to talk editing, proof-reading, licensing, and the perspective of the first time RPG creator working inside an established ecosystem. 

Host Alan Bahr is joined by J.D. Kennedy, RPG writer and freelancer to discuss a variety of topics, including Star Trek, writing for hire, and working on IPs.