Session 1 - Teauhna

On this inaugural episode, we're talking with Teauhna from Ogden, UT. A local filmmaker, we talk with her about her experiences with tabletop role-playing games, how they impacted her life, and how games fit into their life today. Find me on Twitter @mor_shadi, MorShadi everywhere else, or my website morshadiplays.games If you would like to guest on the show, please email me at [email protected] with your contact information. Intro & Outro Music: "Together" Dark Fantasy Studio Transition Music: "Deep Lands part 2" Dark Fantasy Studio Game: "Lemurs on the Loose", by Kestrel Eliot https://kestreleliot.itch.io/lemurs-on-the-loose ------------------------------------------------------------------ Episode Transcripts available at my website! https://www.morshadiplays.games/wish-i-could-play Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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