Glen Hallstrom

Radio Grognard KING SIZE

Leisure EN ↓ 1914 episodes

An OSR Role-Playing Game Podcast. Hey folks, if you'd like to help support this podcast you can either become a supporter on Anchor or for one-time donations you can use the links here: paypal.me/olmangrognard or https://ko-fi.com/olmangrognard

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Glen Hallstrom

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Leisure

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Latest episode

Jul 25, 2025

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Episodes

The Bottom Line 05.07.2019

On this one-year anniversary episode of Radio Grognard I talk about what RPGs and the OSR is all about for me.

Rockets Red Glare 04.07.2019

I talk about a really funny parody of this show and, in honor of Independence Day here in the USA, I talk about the 1E spells Faerie Fire and Pyrotechnics .

Too Many Books and A Contest 03.07.2019

I talk about folks who have too many copies of gamebooks and I do a contest for a few of mine.

It's WHAT I got 02.07.2019

 I talk about how a GM can do a lot with a little and how they should make the most of what they got. 

The Kids These Days... 01.07.2019

I talk about watching my grandson run a game and a couple pointers I gave him that'd help other young GMs out there.

Reading A Module 30.06.2019

I talk about how I look over a module for possible use in my games.

Keeping Tabs On The Tabs 29.06.2019

I talk about getting inspiration from the more sensational tabloids such as (especially) the Weekly World News.

The Power of The Playtest 28.06.2019

I talk about how playtesting your convention scenario will help make a better game.

Gotcha! 27.06.2019

I talk about one of Matt Colville's YouTube videos, player agency, how capturing PCs happen and what to do about it.

It's All In The Mind 26.06.2019

I talk about how timing and judicious use of illusions (or any spell for that matter) can make your wizard quite effective. 

Practice Practice Practice 25.06.2019

I talk about what it takes to be a better Game Master.

RPGs, Aging and You 24.06.2019

I talk about health, age and RPGs.

Pieces of Dungeon 23.06.2019

I talk about megadungeons and how they can be used in pieces for many different scenarios.

BtB Don't Work For Me 22.06.2019

I talk about how running a game By The Book just doesn't do it for me and how i need to houserule them.

Many A Quaint and Curious Volume 21.06.2019

I talk about older copies of 1st Edition AD&D and the feel of nostalgia they inspire.

Sharp Character, Dull Blade 20.06.2019

I talk about intelligent (and not-so-intelligent) weapons.

Cinematic Vs. Literary 19.06.2019

I rant a bit about the film vs. book viewpoint in RPGs.

Dread 18.06.2019

I talk about starting a campaign in a group of islands such as those in Mystara's Sea of Dread.

More Cantrippin' 17.06.2019

I talk more about 5E cantrips in response to John Alan Large's Red Dice Diaries blogpost.

Trippin' On Cantrips 16.06.2019

I talk about the history of cantrips in D&D and how I think 5E got it right.

DungeonTech 15.06.2019

I talk about using bits of current tech in your fantasy campaign after disguising them in the trappings of the genre.

Let's Flip It 14.06.2019

I talk about starting the PCs in an all-wilderness campaign by having their world underground so they have to "explore the dungeon" on the surface.

Meshing 13.06.2019

I talk about how to mesh other locations into whatever campaign world you're using.

Cohesion 12.06.2019

I talk about group cohesion and what a GM can do if the game has none.

NTX Con Bits 2019 11.06.2019

I talk about my experiences at North Texas RPG Con 2019 and bits about running con games.

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