MU Podcast Episodes – Miskatonic University Podcast

In this episode, we interrogate returning guest host Oscar Rios, president of Golden Goblin Press, about the status of his successful Kickstarter, The Island of Ignorance. We also have a new lecture from Dr. Gerard that takes us to the bottom of the Ionian sea. For our side topic this time, we respond to a glut of voice mails from listeners. Plus more!

In episode 40, we’re spooling up the time machine to investigate how news and media worked in the Jazz age and beyond. Then, we take a trip back to the Bestiary's secret laboratory to dissect the Insects from Shaggai.

This episode is just Murph and Dan as Chad is off doing work stuff and Jon has vanished into the ether. Or, more likely sleeping. We cover topics that all strangely tie together. We talk about reading tomes, running a campaign vs. a one-shot, and character down-time between investigations.

We're back from the convention attack that August brought to us. Dan has been to GenCon, and Chad & Murph have been to NecronomiCon: Providence. We go into depth about these conventions, plus a good amount of news to share.

We have another guest host for episode 37. This time it's Bret Kramer joining us to talk about his new e-Zine, The Arkham Gazette! We also talk about graveyards, turnpikes, and general Lovecraft Country coolness.

This episode is missing both Jon and Chad, so Murph and Dan brought in a ringer! We have returning guest Brian Sammons back to talk about movies, gaming, & ENnies.

Now that the 7th Edition Kickstarter has wrapped up, in Episode 35 we talk with Mike Mason about the whole process and the long road ahead. Plus, a new history lecture, a boatload of news and a trip to the moving pictures for a sponsored side topic.

In this episode, we’re talking about tips for how to use description to paint a moody picture for your players. We also unwrap the mysteries of mummies in a new Bestiary, catch the New York subway for a review of MRP's Tales of the Sleepless City, and announce the results of the Atomic Age History contest. Plus, this week's Campus Crier is chockablock full of big Lovecraftian game news, and Keeper Chad even comes under fire during the recording of the show!

In this second Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition Special Report, Keeper Dan is joined by Keeper Jon and Keeper Chad. We once again talk with Paul Fricker and Mike Mason about how the Kickstarter is going, and the big next Stretch Goals of full color and a new edition of Sandy Petersen's Field Guide to Cthulhu Monsters.

In this episode, we've got an extended Campus Crier segment with lots of updates on the 7th Edition and Island of Ignorance Kickstarters, with good news for our author-in-residence, Keeper Jon. Then, we hear some insider insight about how to spin your ideas into fully-fledged scenarios to run for your group.

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We take a trip down to Inspector LeGrasse' stomping grounds in the Big Easy ! We even have a local to guide us around the area and point out the features of the Crescent City. It's corruption, ghouls, swampland and Hurricane cocktails at O'Briens in episode 32 of MUP.

We have guest host Oscar Rios, president of Golden Goblin Press! We talk about his first book, the future project for Golden Goblin, and how he found the Mythos.

This episode has all the Keepers back, with guest host Brian Sammons! Brian is a long time writer for Call of Cthulhu, as well as a fiction writer, editor and reviewer. The topics we cover include a review sent in by a community member, we talk about bribery in games, and we spend time talking to Brian about all the various projects he's got on his plate. We even get an exclusive book title in the works and learn about Pastathulhu!

This episode has only Keepers Murph and Dan, but we think it's still a pretty full show. We talk about a scenario-inspiration-filled TV show called Cities of the Underworld, a Lecture, and a nice conversation with Chris Birch of Modiphius Entertainment about the recent Achtung! Cthulhu Kickstarter that blew the doors off of its initial goal.