Dice Shame

By: Harlan Guthrie & Jo Guthrie
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  • Summary

  • Imagine your best game of D&D. The shocks, the twists and turns, the moments that can’t be caught because you just had to be there. That’s Dice Shame.


    With the ability to tell a long form story, starring people who not only share a genuine love for the game—but also love for each other—we’ve managed to bring the feel of being around the table to you.


    Join our DM Jo, her husband Harlan, their brother Alex & their best friends Rob and Alex as they experience those unmissable, gut-wrenching, heart-aching, joy-filled moments.


    This legendary AP releases a brand new episode every Thursday morning at 1:20 am!


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    Harlan Guthrie & Jo Fallak
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Episodes
  • 1 | 'A Piece of Cake'

    1 | 'A Piece of Cake'
    Oct 31 2019

    The Road to Nightstone seems fairly straight-forward however our heroes soon realize they may have a much more difficult road before them than they had originally imagined...

    Dice Shame is a podcast that welcomes its audience to the gaming table. There’s nothing quite like getting together with your close friends on game night, getting the snacks out, and rolling some dice together.

    Right now we’re playing through Storm King’s Thunder, an adventure for D&D 5th edition.

    Like the games we play at home, we try not to take ourselves too seriously. The show is entertaining, inclusive, and irreverent, while still taking the rules (somewhat) seriously.

    As for the eponymous Dice Shame? When the rolls get cold—well, you’ll have to tune in to find out! Episodes are released every Thursday at 1:20 am.

     


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    50 mins
  • 2 | 'The Break of Dawn'

    2 | 'The Break of Dawn'
    Oct 31 2019

    Though down, the party is far from out as they try again to discover what exactly happened at Nightstone...

    Dice Shame is a podcast that welcomes its audience to the gaming table. There’s nothing quite like getting together with your close friends on game night, getting the snacks out, and rolling some dice together.

    Right now we’re playing through Storm King’s Thunder, an adventure for D&D 5th edition.

    Like the games we play at home, we try not to take ourselves too seriously. The show is entertaining, inclusive, and irreverent, while still taking the rules (somewhat) seriously.

    As for the eponymous Dice Shame? When the rolls get cold—well, you’ll have to tune in to find out! Episodes are released every Thursday at 1:20 am.

     

     


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    43 mins
  • 3 | 'Talk of the Town'

    3 | 'Talk of the Town'
    Oct 31 2019
    With Nightstone's state a bit of a mystery the Party must take it upon themselves to find out exactly what happened. With information providers in short supply, they look to an unexpected source...

    Dice Shame is a podcast that welcomes its audience to the gaming table. There’s nothing quite like getting together with your close friends on game night, getting the snacks out, and rolling some dice together.

    Right now we’re playing through Storm King’s Thunder, an adventure for D&D 5th edition.

    Like the games we play at home, we try not to take ourselves too seriously. The show is entertaining, inclusive, and irreverent, while still taking the rules (somewhat) seriously.

    As for the eponymous Dice Shame? When the rolls get cold—well, you’ll have to tune in to find out! Episodes are released every Thursday at 1:20 am.

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    52 mins

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