Off the Dome

Taylor Moore (he/him), who is almost certainly not Brennan Lee Mulligan, gets deep in the weeds with me about sound design, storytelling, being a voice actor nanny, and find out his true feelings about #soupgate. Note: At some point in the interview, I declare open season on all spoilers through arc 3, so be warned if you are not caught up.

Brennan Lee Mulligan (he/him), Erika Ishii (any), Taylor Moore (he/him), and Aabria Iyengar (she/her) sat down to chat about everything Worlds Beyond Number except for anything specific about the campaign. Whoops! But we do find out who wants to marry Will Gallows. Slight spoilers through Arc 3 of the Wizard, the Witch, and the Wild One, but pretty vague.

Amy Vorpahl (she/her) and I sat down to talk about Goblin Mode, coming to Geek and Sundry, tips, tricks, and lessons for DMing, and, of course, *the* face. Note: The podcast is not released on Realm; they are just a production partner helping with the podcast side of the business. People will just be able to search Sagas of Sundry: Goblin Mode and find it on whatever podcast service they use.

Dimension 20 Art Director Alison Gondek (she/her) and I chatted about all things Never Stop Blowing Up, including where and how you acquire a prop brick of cocaine, what a prop warehouse is like, Brennan getting buckwild, and some fond thoughts on Fantasy High Junior Year.

Justin, Travis, and Griffin McElroy (hes/hims) joined me to chat about the next season of The Adventure Zone, Abnimals (animals with abs), Til Death Do Us Blart, tuggin' in the clubhouse, and the importance of securing your domain.

Smoking Glue Guns, Whitney Arter, (she/her) and I sat down to talk balance, resin, cost, and a few non-obnoxious questions about making dice, including making dice for Dimension 20!

Assistant Art Director of Dimension 20, Kelsey Hunter (she/her), and I chatted about the Never Stop Blowing Up vibes and details, a bunch of Junior Year nonsense, and what it takes to make it in the shop at D20.

Liz Duff (she/her), aka Producer Liz, and I (with full covid brain) sat down to talk about Dropout Drop-in, producing shows, Canadian improv, and, naturally, why our brains are poisoned and we cannot watch a show without analyzing it.

The lorekeeper of D20, Skye Smith (they/she), chatted about what it's like behind the screen of the dome, keeping track of all that lore, what a lorekeeper even is, and, naturally, some trash talk of Aabria Iyengar.

The Sunday Spy Club, including Krystina Arielle (she/her), Mayanna Berrin (she/her) and Saige Ryan (she/any) and I sat down to talk 2000s nostalgia, their incredible new actual play, and the importance of Hot Jordon representation. Watch the Sunday Spy Club on Pixel Circus! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whOOXtoMbWw&list=UULFnyedkde7bpQEwaEZgqCA6Q

Connie Chang (they/he/she) and I chat about Godkiller, the Chaos Protocol, making a great acronym, world building, eating instant coffee — of course — and more!

Official artist of Rotating Heroes, and my favorite VIP fan artist, Julia Stark, and I chatted about those incredible VIP pieces, the stunning D20 and Critical Role work, and whether or not Zac Oyama is secretly the Grinch. Julia's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/starkju/home Julia's Grinch Zac: https://www.instagram.com/p/C7-SzKyv3xf/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Carlos Luna (he/him) and I sit down for a sprawling chat about Fantasy High Junior Year and Never Stop Blowing Up. We talk Blimey 1 and 2, music videos, and building new game systems!

I sat down with Kelsey Hunter (she/her), Jesse Harron (she/her), Alison Gondek (she/her), Rick Perry (he/him), Greg Pinsoneault (he/him) and Cait May (she/they) about the breathtaking and immaculate work they did on Dimension 20: Fantasy High: Junior Year! An Off the Dome exclusive!

The incomparable Jess Ross (she/her) and I chat about showrunning Thousandaires, being on Game Changer the whole time, Agnes in Tiny Heist, and what it's like having coworkers that considerate!

Comedic powerhouse Rekha Shankar (she/her) and I chatted about so many Game Changer things, a ton of Dimension 20, including Never Stop Blowing up, and, of course, Yoshi's juicy ass.

Jack Morgan E.F. Lavandowska (they/them), of famed Brennan last name pronunciation, and I chatted about the Dropout Discord, watching D20 episodes early, and those beautiful closed captions everyone loves so very much.

Tamar Levine (she/her) and I chat about the horror that was Augbert, reflect back on the whole first season of VIP, get into some Emmy talk, and give a few teases for season 2.

Shakespearean improv superstar, legendary songster, and gothic youth group leader, Ross Bryant (he/him) and I chatted about musical improv, what high schools should teach instead of Romeo and Juliet, why he hates minis (he doesn't), and a shocking amount of Duck stuff.

Ify Nwadiwe (he/him) and I chat about the pending Bitcherton Kickstarter (go back it!), creating nerdy characters with Wendell in Never Stop Blowing Up and nerdy questions in Um, Actually, and maybe, just maybe, a tease of future Jordon/Ify collabs? Who's to say? Not me. I can't and I won't. Bitcherton Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/manysidedmedia/bitcherton?ref=user...

The incomparable Izzy Roland (she/her) and I chatted about her new movie d(e)ad (CW for dead dads and suicide), Burrow's End, VIP, Game Changer, Real Housewives, and just an honestly incomprehensible amount of nonsense. Plus see a cat open a door! Join Izzy's newsletter: https://buttondown.email/charlatan

One of the creative minds behind all the shows you love, Paul Robalino (he/him) and I chatted about creating games for Game Changer, the brilliance of VIP, and what it's like to be the showrunner for Smartypants.

The sound mixer for every piece of Dropout content you see, TJ Dumser (he/him), chatted with me about the sounds of Dropout including the Zac Oyama ankle pop, the Brennan Lee Mulligan volume concerns, and the madness that was Deja Vu. Enjoy!

Rails? Never heard of 'em. Carolyn Page (any pronouns) and I chat about ruled notebooks, pig healthcare, jacuzzi emergencies, and also Bitcherton, Dropout, World's Beyond Number, and Urza the Planeswalker. Look, this one gets weird in the best way. Back the Bitherton Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/manysidedmedia/bitcherton/

Alex Perrone (she/her), the head of the make-up department for Very Important People joins me for a lengthy chat about creating monstrosities like Tommy Shriggly, Pig #2, and more!