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This week, my friend and I finally launched the podcast we've been working on for about four months: The Analog Dungeon. In each episode, one of us presents a dungeon module or adventure from the history of D&D, complete with background and a full run-through of the material, to the other who has never seen or played it before. And we make jokes, get overly invested, fill some blanks, and generally have a great time.

The show is hilarious and we're both really proud of it. We think you guys with a real love of OSR will really appreciate it (if you can forgive some of our ignorance of the finer points of the rules since we started in 3E) That's why this is our first stop on this little marketing tour.

Each episode covers a new module and is released in parts (typically 2 or 3 per episode). The first part of our first episode featuring Tomb of the Lizard King is out now everywhere there are podcasts. Our website is www.analogdungeon.com for more.

We'd love it if you'd check it out and we really hope you like it. Comments, feedback, corrections, love, and hate all appreciated! Thank you!