Penny Red

Shaun Hayworth co-hosts Penny Red. We talk metric conversions, fiberglass insulation, and having the right features for podcasting.

Shaun Nittner returns to Penny Red. We talk perfect spacial awareness, who to hate, and player 39..

Shaun Hayworth co-hosts Penny Red. We talk brain worms, hotdog logistics, and interior decorating.

Shaun Hayworth co-hosts Penny Red. We talk reviews written by mosquitoes, when photos are bad, surprise and discomfort.

Shaun Hayworth co-hosts Penny Red. We talk tear gas, chasing two year-olds, and not moving, you know, for safety.

Jackson Tegu is finally seduced by the lure of fame that only Penny Red can guarantee. We talk about G.I. Joe jumping in puddles, how housework can be fun, and Jackson gives us a peek at his Monsterhearts Kickstarter Second Skins.

Shaun Hayworth returns to Penny Red. We talk about barracudas, a giant spider falls on his head, and two studio execs are offered pizza but nowhere to sit.

Epidiah Ravichol and Meg & Vincent Baker grace Penny Red this week. We talk about 11th Grade English class, Ethiopian girls, and the trap that is marriage.

We talk about what Hannibal Lecter does with his spare time, emergency preparedness, and what you can't do in a week.

We talk about the French invasion, amazing CD-ROMs, and the future.

I talk about my new game FAITH.

We talk about being patient 0, elder flower tea, and parking in Boston.

We talk about educational games, road-trips, and Pete is not permitted to talk about roleplaying snacks.

We speak the name that should not be spoken, mexpolit Buffy, and play "Name that bounty hunter".

We get incensed by Kickstarter, delve into Morgan's work inside masks, and Kristin makes a startling revelation.

This week Epidiah Ravachol shares possibly the smallest and most rapidly produced roleplaying game in history! Where were you when it happend?

We question the credentials of apocalypse experts, talk about how delicious fresh lamb can be during a convention and whether Stephen Hawking's brain should be hosted by Brett Michaels' or Guru's body.

This week Tony Patterson returns to Penny Red. We talk about hanging out in the children's toy section of department stores, Invercargill, and typecasting the Dalai Lama.

We talk about the best candy in the world, Rob question's Han Solo's skills as a pilot, and a great new Mexican party game is discovered.

We talk about the Bulgarian polyhedral dice market, how to get into a bronze-age archeological dig, and the best way to predict the outcome of criminal trials. There may also have been some chat about Gloom, Eberron and his new project "Codex" along the way.