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Stuff talked about on this week\u2019s episode include:<\/p>\nStuff talked about on this week\u2019s episode include:<\/p>\n
The debut of our segment That Thing I Always Say<\/strong>, in which we catch you up on Ken and Robin fundaments. We start with Ken\u2019s contention that no invented setting is as interesting as the real world.<\/p>\n Ask Ken and Robin<\/strong> invites us to contemplate the mental plutonium of a tag-team follow-up to Robin\u2019s The Armitage Files<\/em>. While we can\u2019t quite whip that rabbit out of our hats, we do talk about an eerily similar project, the still-percolating Dracula Dossier<\/em> for Night\u2019s Black Agents<\/em>.<\/p>\n Because Gareth Ryder-Hanrahan, Ken\u2019s collaborator on that project,\u00a0 just happened to be Then we withdraw to the Gaming Hut<\/strong> to talk about creating interesting, playable female characters for freeforms and convention tabletop sessions.<\/p>\n We wrap by taking another spin in Ken\u2019s Time Machine<\/strong>, in which his efforts to retroactively fix the US health care system take him to a steamer on the Congo, to quaff a quinine-laden beverage with a bumptious ex-president.<\/p>\nimprisoned in Ken\u2019s library lair<\/del> staying at Ken\u2019s place as we recorded, we put him in the spotlight for our first segment of Ken or Robin Talk To Someone Else<\/strong>. We chat about his ENnie-nominated Ashen Stars<\/em> scenario collection, Dead Rock Seven<\/em>, and its Night\u2019s Black Agents<\/em> counterpart, The Zalozhniy Quartet<\/em>. Find Armitage, Dead Rock, Night\u2019s Black Agents, and Zalozhniy at the Pelgrane Press Store<\/a>.<\/p>\n