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Karen, Richard, and Matt are professional relations: business partners who are also family members. This issue, Richard interviews his wife
In the latest Professional Relations, Richard interviews his wife Karen about their home office, with editing by their son @merelymatt.
Also:
@inyourbenevolence season 2 writers announced
New course launched (enroll now and save)
New @merelyroleplayers Vigil animated short
England's just not made for car chases.
Strat as Brier, the Monstrous Dave as Mick, the Mundane Chosen Helen as Melody, the Constructed Matt as Narrator/Diane
Animated by Karen Boothman
Audio from Vigil: Dream Big, Act 2. Listen to the whole production on the Merely Roleplayers podcast.
A podcast where theatrical people play roleplaying games. The compere sets the scene, each player roleplayers one of the main characters, im
Willis Winter had found himself a bridge to sulk on; had made of himself an installation. Gaze is an actual play of Tower of Art, a solo jou
"It could not have been a comfortable pose to hold, but he showed no inclination to shift. He had made of himself an installation."
Gaze is a serialised actual play of Tower of Art, a single-player journalling game by Yanahn, based on the Carta system by Peach Garden Games. New chapters come out once a month until the game ends – when the Traveller discovers the Door and enough Clues to understand what the Tower has to teach him.
This story contains sexual imagery.
Written by Matt Boothman, Gaze is a serialised actual play of Tower of Art, a single-player journalling game by Yanahn, based on the Carta s
Cam's out for blood. Can Renko prevent a bloodbath?
Chris Starkey as Cameron Jarvis, the Wronged Vikki Weston as Renko, the Flake Animated by Karen Boothman
Audio from Vigil: Quarry, Act 4. Listen to the whole production on the Merely Roleplayers podcast.
A podcast where theatrical people play roleplaying games. The compere sets the scene, each player roleplayers one of the main characters, im
And buy the mystery for your Monster of the Week group!
A Monster of the Week mystery based on the Merely Roleplayers production
"Is this why I’m here? Out of everything I’ve made, this is what I’ve been brought here to account for?"
Willis Winter transitioned from the auditorium into a different volume of the Tower of Art. The room was still between drafts. Gaze is an ac
Gaze is a serialised actual play of Tower of Art, a single-player journalling game by Yanahn, based on the Carta system by Peach Garden Games. New chapters come out once a month until the game ends – when the Traveller discovers the Door and enough Clues to understand what the Tower has to teach him.
Coming soon:
Vigil animated
LIFE'S A GAME. THE WORLD'S A STAGE. AND WE'RE ALL MERELY ROLEPLAYERS. Merely Roleplayers is an improvised ensemble audiodrama - emphasis on
Karen, Richard, and Matt are professional relations: business partners who are also family members. This issue, Karen edits her son Matt’s i
In the latest Professional Relations, the monthly @foggyoutline newsletter, @merelymatt interviews his Dad and is both horrified and validated to learn that parents procrastinate too.
Also including:
Gaze chapter 1
@inyourbenevolence fundraising update
Renewable Energy Jesus
Links and book reviews
Foggy Outline published a post on Ko-fi
Crowdfunding @inyourbenevolence season 2 is the priority this year, but I have a few other audio drama projects in development as well – here's the rundown of what they all are and where they're at. Let me know which you'd most like to listen to!
I've started playing Tower of Art, a solo journalling game by Yanahn. Read chapter 1 now.
Written by Matt Boothman, Gaze is a serialised actual play of Tower of Art, a single-player journalling game by Yanahn, based on the Carta s
Karen, Richard, and Matt are professional relations: business partners who are also family members. This issue, Karen speaks to her son Matt
Mum and I compare cupboards under the sink in this month's Professional Relations, the @foggyoutline newsletter.
Faith-based, religious stories of all denominations, sects, and whatnot.
I Need A Miracle is in this new list from The End, along with lots of other (finished) audiodramas with religious themes.
I always say I Need A Miracle is more about need than religion or faith ... but I also have to admit that Thoughts and Prayers would definitely work as an alternative title for the show.
What was that
With what words they have left, the Rogue Linguists expound on their experiences of the Forbidden Library.
With what words they have left, the Rogue Linguists expound on their experiences of the Forbidden Library.
Coming up in the Main House – Vigil: The Long Night
Programme notes
This production contains strong language, choking sounds, violence (including gun violence) and gore, harm to children and animals, death and bereavement (including death of a parent figure), body shaming, and references to sex and drugs.
Karen, Richard, and Matt are professional relations: business partners who are also family members. This issue, Karen interviews her husband
Dad's taking a photo a day of the same landscape all this year, to document the changing of the seasons. Mum interviews him about it in the new newsletter. There's some @inyourbenevolence season 2 news in there too.
Please welcome Jaguar to the Studio
Act III of III: The False Librarian acquaints the Rogue Linguists with the red acid slap of their own words.
Coming next on 3 March – A to Z (Use Your Words Backstage)
Programme notes
This production contains strong language, choking sounds, violence (including gun violence) and gore, harm to children and animals, death and bereavement (including death of a parent figure), body shaming, and references to sex and drugs.
Word salad is served Backstage
Utterances deemed unpalatable by even the False Librarian. (The recording got giddy and I cut a lot out. Here some of it is.)Coming next on
Utterances deemed unpalatable by even the False Librarian. (The recording got giddy and I cut a lot out. Here some of it is.)
Coming next on 24 February – Use Your Words, Act III
The nonsense continues in the Studio
Act II of III: Words bleed meaning as False Librarian logophagy value extraction. Demonstration: yassified bakery explosion, lava (not hazar
Act II of III: Words bleed meaning as False Librarian logophagy value extraction. Demonstration: yassified bakery explosion, lava (not hazardous), horizontal eruption, ceramic skullet
Coming next on 17 February – Lost for words (Use Your Words Backstage)
Programme notes
This production contains strong language, choking sounds, violence (including gun violence) and gore, harm to children and animals, death and bereavement (including death of a parent figure), body shaming, and references to sex and drugs.
Supporting your local food bank doesn’t just help your community — it helps the planet.
From the article:
Their metrics showed that — in addition to providing over 1.7 billion meals to 40 million people in need globally — food banks also diverted an estimated 1.8 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. By intercepting unspoiled food destined for the landfill, and redistributing food from local farms and wholesale produce markets, the 2023 report offered evidence that community-led solutions to addressing global hunger can also help protect the globe itself. “Nearly a third of the world’s food is lost or wasted at the post-harvest, retail, and consumer levels, never reaching the people who need it,” the GFN team wrote in the report. “Food loss and waste proves costly for producers, takes up space in landfills, and emits harmful greenhouse gases, intensifying climate change.”
Reading this was one of those "oh duh!" moments for me. Despite being aware that food systems and food waste are major sources of fossil fuels, I had mentally placed food banks in a "addressing non environmental problems" category. But of course, food banks make our food system more efficient and less wasteful by making the most out of the food was have already produced.
This is just another example of so many of our problems being connected. Donating to a food bank doesn't just address food insecurity, it's also a powerful force for reducing food waste and carbon emissions.
