Are there any good tabletop podcasts/video series where people

You know, I've always wondered if there could be a weekly podcast about news in table top gaming. New products, up and coming games, New updates to old games, Errata releases, talks with game designers about their philosophies, current controversies in different gaming communities, and general GM and player problems.

>>50162562
The Adventure Zone - Three brothers and their dad play D&D 5th and mostly make dumb jokes, but there's actually some surprisingly good plot going on.

D&D is for Nerds - A bunch of Australians play D&D 3rd really really badly. Every single person is some variant on That Guy, which is balanced by the GM being That GM which makes the whole thing funny.

My group and I just launched a podcast of our game, we're three episodes in, playing D&D 5e.

Bards & Nobles - www.bardsandnobles.com

>>50162945
>www.bardsandnobles.com
i'll check it out

I watched Harmon Quest which is half animated series of Dan Harmon playing DnD-ish game with a party and guests. It's not an actual serious plalying the game per se, but it's quite fun still.
I also watched one series from twitch of some streamers and youtubers playing DnD 5e, but after some time I got bored with it and stopped.

>>50162985
Appreciate it! I usually hang around /5eg/ and would love some feedback. Or leave us a comment on the site, itunes, facebook, wherever. We don't get much traffic yet so I'm sure we'll see it lol.

>>50162562
Matt colville on twitch and youtube

>>50162608
Yog Radio did that but was focused on everything Lovecraftian only.

are there any good board game podcasts? I remember that I listened to The State of Games, and they covered some interesting kickstarter games, but the personalities and conversations were delayed and a bit cringey.

>>50163254
I know that Shut Up and Sit Down have a podcast, and their reviews are generally decent.

On the other hand the crew includes Matt Lee, a man who's life seems to mostly consist of complaining that video games aren't progressive and trying to pick fights with Notch on twitter.

One Shot is okay sometimes. They cover a new game every week and so they do some really interesting game ideas, but they flip flop between enjoyable and interesting, and horribly pretentious.