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Have you heard of Action Audio? A world first, this system is a game-changer for watching live sports like tennis or basketball by improving accessibility of the broadcast for people living with blindness or low vision. Our Paulina spoke with Tim Devine, Executive Director of Innovation at AKQA, to find out more about Action Audio and their plans for 2024. Image shows RNIB Connect Radio logo. On a white background, 'RNIB' written in bold black letters and underlined with a bold pink line. Underneath the line, also written in black font: 'Connect Radio.'

Today, we're talking augmented reality with audio and ultimately sensory substitution. Our guest is Tim Devine. He and his team at Action Audio have developed a product that translates the spatial data from live sports into sound, allowing blind and low vision audiences to follow the action in real time. It's not just functional tech though, it's emotional. He wants to bring the tension, the anticipation… the core of what makes live sports amazing to watch, to this audience. Tim shares his journey into the world of sound design, starting with a focus on tennis and eventually collaborating with the NBA, transforming data into an immersive 3D spatial audio experience. You'll hear Tim's passion for music, emotion, and sound come to life as we discuss everything from enhancing the broadcast experience to the future expansions in sports like soccer and football. Tim's story isn't just about technological breakthroughs; it's about persistence, responsibility, and the drive to make ideas accessible to those who will most benefit from them.

This podcast is about big ideas on how technology is making life better for people with vision loss. For decades, people with vision loss had limited options when it came to accessing video games. Aside from screen magnification and text-to-voice tools, gamers who are blind or visually impaired didn't have many ways to play their favorite titles. But in recent years, the same cutting-edge technology used to create games has been used to also make them more accessible for people with vision impairment. These advances include more visibility options, the implementation of 3D audio, haptic feedback, and customizable controllers for gamers with vision impairment. Furthermore, 3D audio technologies being developed in live sports may soon make their way to online multiplayer video games. The implementation and improvement of these technologies mean that everyone will be able to play together, regardless of their visual acuity.   The Big Takeaways: Leap in Accessible Gaming Options. In the past, the lack of accessibility features has made it much harder for gamers like Elaine Abdalla to access her favorite titles. But as gaming technology and accessibility improve, gamers like Elaine who are visually impaired are now able to more actively participate in their favorite titles. For example, The Last of Us: Part 2 boasts over 60 accessibility options including sophisticated visibility adjustments and inclusive difficulty settings. Participating in the Process. Robin Spinks is the Head of Inclusive Design at the UK's Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB). He helps gaming companies implement accessibility options as part of the design process from the very beginning. By ensuring people with vision loss are part of the process from the jump, Robin is helping make games more immersive than ever — for everyone. Xbox Accessibility Team. Kaitlyn Jones first became passionate about gaming when she helped her father launch a nonprofit foundation that built customized setups for gamers with disabilities. She's now the program manager of Xbox's Gaming Accessibility Team. They develop guidelines for all kinds of accessible gaming options, including for people with vision loss. Thanks to her team's efforts, new titles include options like spatial audio cues, which make it easier for gamers who are blind to navigate complex dungeons and unlock achievements. Action Audio. At the 2022 Australian Open, a new technology called Action Audio became available for tennis fans with vision loss. Through cutting-edge camera tracking technology, Action Audio creates an information-rich 3D audio experience that allows tennis fans with vision loss to experience every thrilling rally as it happened, and to share in a communal experience. Spatial Audio in Gaming. Action Audio's developers hope to make it a universal technology that can also be used in gaming. Whether it's working with a team in the latest first-person shooter or dribbling around opponents on a virtual basketball court, 3D (or spatial) audio technology is positioned to help people with vision loss to more equitably participate in the gaming community.   Tweetables: “The motivation here is to remove barriers, to form partnerships, and to collaborate so that going forward it becomes a much more possible area of life for people. 'Cause gaming's fantastic, right? And why should you be stopped from enjoying it just because you're blind or partially sighted?” — Robin Spinks, Head of Inclusive Design at RNIB “When something happens on the court, it's captured quite fast with Hawkeye within hundreds of milliseconds, and we're able to take that data relatively quickly and generate the audio and then send it to the broadcast before it's received in the real world.” — Tim Devine, AKQA Executive Director of Innovation “It's like that Japanese principle of continuous improvement, kaizen, where you're kind of constantly looking to do things better. That's what we want to see in the gaming world. — Robin Spinks, Head of Inclusive Design at RNIB “We've always really prioritized accessibility along the way. But I think in terms of the journey of, even where we started when I first joined the team a few years ago versus now, I think the bar honestly just keeps getting higher and higher.” — Kaitlyn Jones, Program Manager: Xbox Accessibility Team “I'm just happy to see the disabled community is finally getting the assistance they need. It's taken a while and it's still gonna take a while, but we're going in the right direction.” — Elaine Abdalla, creator of BlindGamerChick YouTube Channel Contact Us: Contact us at podcasts@lighthouseguild.org with your innovative new technology ideas for people with vision loss.   Pertinent Links: Lighthouse Guild RNIB Accessible Video Games Page Xbox Accessibility Guidelines BlindGamerChick YouTube Channel On Tech & Vision: Training the Brain: Sensory Substitution

Erica and Sen welcome Tim Devine of Dice Up Games, designer of Color My Quest: A Colour & Cut Roleplaying Game, to Ludology to discuss designing RPGs for families as well as safety and calibration tools for children who roleplay.

Jason Chats with Tim Devine.

Two UK-based charities, Blind Veterans UK and Bravo Victor, were invited to Ukraine and met with the government there to see how they can help rebuild the country's visual impairment rehabilitation services and assist with research facilities to help deal with the ongoing emergency. Nick Caplin is the chief executive of Blind Veterans UK and he tells us about the outcome of the visit and their collective plans moving forward. Rally, serve, love. That's right, its tennis season! We hear about an initiative from New Zealand that is providing visually impaired tennis fans with more information about what is happening on court. It is called Action Audio and using spatial audio data, it allows people to hear what kind of serve was given, where the ball lands in relation to the court lines and more. Tim Devine is one of the founders of Action Audio and he talks us through how it works. We also speak to Ivan Rodriguez-Deb, who is currently Britain's No.1 in the B4 men's visually impaired singles category. He tells us about his career aspirations and about the kinds of adaptations he makes, given he has some residual sight. Presenter: Peter White Producer: Beth Hemmings Production Coordinator: William Wolstenholme Website image description: An aerial shot of a blue paddle tennis court. The net runs down the centre of the image, with large shadow reflecting on the left side. Two tennis balls are located on the right side of the net.

Jason Chats with Kristin and Tim Devine.

ANNOUNCEMENT: the first two emails ( coveredwithabe@gmail.com) win get a digital copy of our guest's book!!! Music and media veteran, author Tim Devine (https://daysoftrump.com/) joins us to talk about his chronicle of the Trump Presidency. Most presidents may have two to three new cycles a week. Trump had five to eight per day! Devine explores Trump via his daily tweets over a near six-year period. Moreover, he digs into the observation that while he was not good at government, he was a shrewd media manipulator…not hard these days. Tim Devin e is a music veteran having worked with the likes of Bonnie Raitt, the Beastie Boys, Katie Perry, among others. Support the show through https://thebittertruth.info/merch to get fun stuff or visit https://www.patreon.com/thebittertruth

 *** A transcript of this episode is available via the episode page on Buzzsprout. *** In this episode, we review and play the game “Adorablins.”00:12 – Game review07:15 – Actual play sessionAdorablins was created by Kristin and Tim Devine of Dice Up Games.  You can find more information at DiceUpGames.com or by visiting their Kickstarter (open through February 3, 2022). TTRPGkids.com also has an in-depth review of the game and an interview with the creators.How to reach us:Email: AlmostBedtimeTheater@gmail.comTwitter: @AlmostBedtimeOur intro and outro theme music are by McRoMusic.  He can be found on Patreon at patreon.com/mcromusic.This episode also incorporates the following additional pieces by McRoMusic: The Path ForwardShooting StarsThe WildsStory and LegendWinter and Summer

Tim Devine is a tabletop game designer, writer, developer and publisher. As one half of Dice Up Games and the father of two young children, he is primarily focused on creating roleplaying and family friendly storytelling games to help introduce younger players to the hobby. Some of the titles he's worked on are North Sea Epilogues RPG, Questlings RPG, Orun, Truth & Daring, Agents of Dice-ception, Kids on Bikes and Teens in Space. His newest game, and the first Kickstarter for Dice Up Games, is Adorablins, the adorable, pocket size storytelling game. Adorablins is being co-published with Letiman Games with adorable art by Amber Seger (@rocketorca): Check out the kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adorablins/adorablins (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/adorablins/adorablins) FOLLOW US ON:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/boardgamebinge Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boardgamebingepodcast/  Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/boardgamebinge WHERE TO FIND OUR PODCAST: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5RJbdkguebb3MSLAatZr7r iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-board-game-binge-72500104/ Tune In: https://tunein.com/embed/player/p1344218/ Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vYm9hcmRnYW1lYmluZ2U= Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/board-game-binge/id1522623033 Visit Our Websites:  Board Game Binge: https://boardgamebinge.com/ Tin Robot Games: https://tinrobotgames.com Elixir Board Games: https://www.elixirboardgames.com/our-games

It's a busy day in DC. The senate continues debating the voting rights package, as a vote is planned for this evening at 6:30ET. All indications are that the vote will fail, but the goal is to get everyone one the record as to where they stand, Manchin and Sinema included. There is a question about what it would take to change the filibuster back to a talking filibuster... but I guess we'll see how it plays out tonight. At 4pm ET, President Biden is giving a rare press conference. My guest today is actually an old friend. I met Tim Devine when I was Music Director and on air at LA's Finest Rock fm 101.9 KSCA back in the mid-90s. Tim was an A&R guy for Capitol Records who brought John Hiatt up to the station, and was the guy who signed Bonnie Raitt to Capitol; the result was the groundbreaking album "Nick of Time." Tim and I became friends, though I haven't seen or spoke to him in probably 25 years. A few weeks ago, I saw a post on social media from him promoting his new book, "Days of Trump: The definitive chronology of the 45th President of the United States." My first thought was "WHY?" Then I reached out and invited him on the show. The fact is, someone had to document the insanity of those four years. We must remember and never let it happen again!

Tim Devine has some advice for dealers — lost profit is preventable.On the surface, this is obvious. But as Tim digs into the issue, we see how much money is missed by dealers every day, from OEM incentives and rebates, to unnecessary spending and much more. Plus, he explains how you can recapture these funds to increase your bottom line.Tim Devine is Executive Manager at DCG Capital. He has 35 years of experience in the auto business, with a range of top manufacturers and dealership groups. Today, Tim helps dealers sustain and grow profits through CFO services, floor plan financing, and other financial services for automotive dealerships.After you hear this conversation, you'll have the knowledge to identify whether or not your dealership is leaving money on the table.Interview Highlights:How to navigate manufacturers' rules around rebates and incentives.Practical guidance for how dealerships can get out of a financial hole.The key difference between the 2008 recession and the Covid pandemic, plus advice for dealers who started after 2008 and haven't seen a major downturn in the auto industry.Episode quote:“Everybody's doing well. But what the good dealers are thinking about is ... ‘This isn't going to last forever. I need to create a sustainable business model, so that when the cycle goes a different direction, I'm prepared.' “— Tim Devine| Dealer News Today is a DCG Media production

Questlings is an RPG-inspired children's book series and RPG game system about finding your Inner Hero designed by Banana Chan and Tim Devine, published by Letiman Games and Game and a Curry! It is currently funding on Kickstarter! Go here to back the game! In this actual play Tim Devine leads Adam Baffoni, Kristin Devine, and Kent Blue through a fun little adventure as the kids try to ready their act for the big talent show.

Welcome to Storycomic Presents!  Where we interview amazing storytellers and artists. This is  Episode 45. With us are game designers, Banana Chan and Tim Devine.  They’re here to talk about their widely anticipated Kickstarter, Questlings - A Children's Book Series and RPG Adventure!Learn more about Questlings at https://www.letimangames.com/See more of Banana Chan’s work at www.gameandacurry.comSee more of Tim Devine’s work at www.diceupgames.comWhat is Storycomic.com?This is your home for stories about comics or comic-based stories. We curate news and talk with storytellers and artists. We focus on children's books, graphic novels, illustrations, and the people behind these works that bring joy and inquiry.We also publish our own satirical graphic novels and fun family-friendly materials.Our mission is to inspire, educate, and entertain. Follow us:www.storycomic.comwww.patreon.com/storycomicwww.facebook.com/storycomic1https://www.instagram.com/storycomic/https://twitter.com/storycomic1 Contact us at info@storycomic.com 

On this special Halloween episode of Roll To Play Podcast, we are playing a spookified game of Alex Roberts' FOR THE QUEEN from Evil Hat Games. Join us as we embark on a treacherous journey across dark waters on a peace brokering mission with our Queen of Darkness. Our players are the founding members of the Roll To Play Network: Kent Blue, Kristin Devine, and Tim Devine. Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Music Used in this Episode Tabletop Audio's Heart: Drowned Music from https://filmmusic.io"Right Behind You" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCATCHER. Tim Devine of the Roll to Play Network and The Red Death joins us to talk about the first real filler episode of MLP we’ve gone through in a long time. Let’s be clear - we’re big fans of the look of these episodes, they’re telling some cool stories. But yowzers does this episode feel slapped together. The chance to meet some Viking ponies or hooved Centurions is pretty great, and we’re always moved by stories like Mistmane’s, teaching that beauty can only be fully embraced when it’s shared with others. But for an episode that (spoiler alert) has some pretty big implications later this season, there’s a lot to be desired. Join us as we laugh at hijinks and side-eye the writers just a bit as we watch “Campfire Tales” this week on Macintosh & Maud! Please subscribe and rate us on iTunes, Podchaser, or your favorite podcast app and use your best pony puns! It's the best way to help us get more listeners and build our community. You can email us with feedback at macintoshandmaud@gmail.com, or you can connect with us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Intro and outro music is "Madgapuff March (rmx) by JS Bach" by Lee Rosevere. Licensed under a CCO 1.0 Universal License. For the song and information about the artist, visit the song page at the Free Music Archive. Fly-der swarm effect is taken from the sound “Blowflies” from user kangaroovindaloo from Freesound, and licensed under a Creative Commons 0 License. Find the sound effect here on Freesound. Thunder effect is taken from the sound “Lightning Strike.mp3” from user fattirewhitey from Freesound, and licensed under a Creative Commons 0 License. Find the sound effect here on Freesound.

CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE ON YOUR FAVORITE PODCATCHER. CONTENT WARNING: Mentions of violent death and injury. Tim Devine and Kent Blue of the Roll to Play Podcast Network are here to talk about Die Hard on a mountain. Or at least, that’s what this lesser-known 90’s action flick has been called in some circles. There’s similarities to that quintessential cat-and-mouse action movie, for sure, but for its time, and for its cast, this movie is surprisingly fresh and fun. There’s nothing new to be found in this week’s movie, and our baddies are more rough sketches than characters, but the performances, particularly from Sylvester Stallone, bring a level of nuance and grounded fear that is particularly refreshing for a 90’s action blockbuster. Match that with some truly epic and stunning visuals and stunts from one of action’s most ambitious directors, Renny Harlin, and you’ve got a movie that deserves to be way more well-known than it is. We’re discussing 1993’s Cliffhanger on Macintosh & Maud Haven’t Seen What?! You can email us with feedback at macintoshandmaud@gmail.com, or you can connect with us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Also please subscribe, rate and review the show on your favorite podcatcher, and tell your friends. Intro and outro music taken from the Second Movement of Ludwig von Beethoven's 9th Symphony. Licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Hong Kong (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 HK) license. To hear the full performance or get more information, visit the song page at the Internet Archive. Excerpt taken from “Cliffhanger Theme” from the original soundtrack to the film Cliffhanger, composed by Trevor Jones, and performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra as conducted by David Snell. Copyright 1993 Scotti Bros. Records. Clips taken from the film Rumble in the Bronx are © 1993 Cliffhanger B.V. All Rights Reserved.

Hello dear listeners and welcome back to World Forge! This week is extra special because we're kicking off our month of Halloween horrors and hijinks, we've picked out some great Halloween themed topics to help you fill your games with seasonally appropriate content, cooked up by the host(s) with the most(s), along with some exciting guests! This week we are joined by Kent Blue and Tim Devine from the Roll to Play Network to talk about Urban Legends and Folktales! We're talking slendermans, we're talking mothmen, we're talking babadooks. Anything that can and will hide under your bed is under the microscope this week! We analyze some of our favorite creepy crawlies, and of course build some of our own! We also have some really awesome recommendations for you this week in the rec room in the form of Bluebeard's Bride, a roleplay system that explores themes of feminine horror in a dark fairy tale setting. Bluebeard's Bride is crated by Magpie Games and can be found at www.magpiegames.com/bluebeards-bride/ We also talk about Marblehornets, the classic youtube channel turned viral horror phenomenon that needs no explanation, found at www.youtube.com/marblehornets You can find more of our guests on Twitter @GMTimD and @thatguykentblue, please go check them out if you you're interested in learning more about anything they talked about on the show! If you like spookiness of this or any other kind, please be sure to tune in throughout the month of October for a series of special spooktastic episodes of World Forge, where we'll be bringing on some exciting new guests, as well as some old friends, to talk about all kinds of things that go bump in the night. Also, look out for some exciting new additions to the format, including product reviews and new types of creation prompts! Our theme music was provided by James Duke, who can be found at jamesduke.info. If you enjoyed this episode please consider leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts or your podcasting app of choice, it's a great way to support the show for free that helps promote our content and get us new listeners. We would also love to hear any feedback you have on twitter @worldforgepod or at worldforgepod@gmail.com. We would be over the moon to see any fan art, fan fiction, or fan mail you have for us. Thanks for listening, and we'll be back next week!

Chains: Hollywood House of Horrors Players: Tim, Maggie, David, Diana, and Jess Welcome to the Hollywood House of Horror! Come on inside and see what the house has in store for you. Maybe it is a room full of snakes. Or a small, tight hallway. Or a dentist's office. Whatever you fear, the house has it! Joining some unfortunate teens from a small, sleepy town as they have a night they will never forget....as much as they want to! This episode was a recorded playtst of Chains; the first Roll To Play roleplaying game! It is a setting agnostic tabletop roleplaying system inspired by micro RPGS like Lasers & Feelings, All Outta Bubblegum, and Doctor Magnethands. Designed by Tim Devine, Kristin Devine, and Kent Blue. Kaci (The Tag Along): Tim Bobbi (The Scaredy Cat): Maggie Lilith (the Goth): Jess Jessica (The BFF): Diana Bryce (The Cool Kid): David Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com Music from https://filmmusic.io"Unseen Horrors" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Opening theme by Ken Manderscheid

All Outta Bubblegum: County Fair Featuring: Game Master: Kent Blue Players: Kristin Devine, Tim Devine, and Amanda Kahl All Outta Bubblegum is one of my all-time favorite games. This episodewraps up the game I ran forsome of my favorite players;Tim and Kristin Devine of Dice Up Games and Amanda Kahl! Together, we turn this family fair on its head and unleash something...weird. Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com Theme Music:"Intro by Tri-Tachyon"

All Outta Bubblegum: County Fair Featuring: Game Master: Kent Blue Players: Kristin Devine, Tim Devine, and Amanda Kahl All Outta Bubblegum is one of my all-time favorite games. This episode I finally got to run it for some of my favorite players; Tim and Kristin Devine of Dice Up Games and Amanda Kahl! Together, we turn this family fair on its head and unleash something...weird. The North Sea Epilogues is still on Kickstarter. To back the game (and you should) just go here. Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com T

A warrior without honor, miles away from her loves, isolated and alone in a distant outpost. An oncoming army, dead-set on victory, at any means necessary. A desperate shot at redemption, perched just over a mile away, deep in a wooded vale. Get ready for a night you'll never forget. NORTH SEA EPILOGUES: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/shem/the-north-sea-epilogues-rpg-raiders-play-mat DICE UP GAMES: https://www.diceupgames.com/ GARPHILL GAMES: http://garphill.com/ FOLLOW TIM ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/gmtimd ALL MY FANTASY CHILDREN: http://www.allmyfantasychildren.com/ PARTY OF ONE DISCORD: https://discordapp.com/invite/SxpQKmK SUPPORT PARTY OF ONE ON PATREON: www.patreon.com/partyofonepodcast THEME SONG: Mega Ran feat. D&D Sluggers, "Infinite Lives," RandomBeats LLC, www.megaran.com CALL YOUR REPS: http://5calls.org/ DONATE: https://donate.splcenter.org/ DONATE: www.plannedparenthood.org

Swords Without Master Part 2 Featuring: Game Master: Epidiah Ravachol Players: Kent Blue, Tim Devine, and Andrew This episode we wrap upSwords Without Master (which can be found in Issue 3 of Worlds Without Master) with Epidiah Ravachol. Eppy was awesome enough to come on and run the game for myself, Tim Devine of Dice Up Games, and Andrew.This game is truly amazing and I cannot wait to play it again. I am at GenCon!! Come find me! Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com Theme Music:"Intro by Tri-Tachyon" "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/"

Swords Without Master Part 1 Featuring: Game Master: Epidiah Ravachol Players: Kent Blue, Tim Devine, and Andrew I am so pleased to give you part one of Swords Without Master (which can be found in Issue 3 of Worlds Without Master). Swords Without Master is “agame of strange sorceries, brutal violence and astounding wonder” by Epidiah Ravachol. Eppy was awesome enough to come on and run the game for myself, Tim Devine of Dice Up Games, and Andrew who is new to the podcast! Next week, I will be at GenCon!! Come find me! Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com Theme Music:"Intro by Tri-Tachyon" "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/"

Bonus Episode – Tiny Supers Featuring: Game Master: Alan Bahr Players: Kent Blue, Tim Devine, Dave West, and Amanda Kahl This week we present Tiny Supers byAlan Bahr of Gallant Knight Games. The game is currently funding on Kickstarter so go check it out here. Hey, I’m a player in this game! Joining me are Tim Devine of Dice Up Games, Dave West of the Wait Wait, Don’t Roll Me podcast, and Amanda Kahl creator of the Age of Night webcomic. Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email –

Father’s Day Special – Dads on Mowers Featuring: Game Master: Banana Chan Players: Doug Shute, Tim Devine, Doug Levandowski, Kent Blue Happy Father’s Day 2018! For the occasion, I gathered up some of my gaming dad pals to play a game about dads! We have Dads on Mowers, an adventure prompt from Kids on Bikes by Doug Levandowski and Jon Gilmour. Our game master this time around is none other than the author of the prompt, Banana Chan! Join our dads as they head off to Dadchella for a good time. Our dads are myself, Doug Shute, Tim Devine and Doug Levandowski. Oh, you are still here? It must be for the SUPER AWESOME CONTEST!! Renegade Game Studios has been so awesome and provided us with 3 copies of the Standard Edition and 1 copy of the Deluxe Edition to give away. Listen for the details and watch the social media accounts for all the details. Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com

Kids on Bikes Part Two Featuring: Game Master: Kent Blue Players: Doug Shute, Alan Bahr, Tim Devine, and Doug Levandowski This week we conclude Kids on Bikes by Jon Gilmour and Doug Levandowski. Let’s find out what this little creature is about, what kind of attention it may draw, and how are the Kids gonna handle it all? This game was ran over on the Victory Condition GamingYouTube channel. Thank you to my players Doug Shute, Alan Bahr of Gallant Knight Games, Tim Devine of Dice Up Games, and co-designer of Kids on Bikes; Doug Levandowski. Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com

Kids on Bikes Part One Featuring: Game Master: Kent Blue Players: Doug Shute, Alan Bahr, Tim Devine, and Doug Levandowski We are back for another week with some Kids on Bikes by Jon Gilmour and Doug Levandowski. You can preorder the game here! It is a super cool game with a lot of great additional content. This game was ran over on the Victory Condition GamingYouTube channel. Thank you to my players Doug Shute, Alan Bahr of Gallant Knight Games, Tim Devine of Dice Up Games, and co-designer of Kids on Bikes; Doug Levandowski. Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com Theme Music:"Intro by Tri-Tachyon" "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/

Shooting the Moon Part Two Featuring: Players: Kent Blue, Kristin Devine, and Tim Devine This week we wrapping up our Relationship Month with part two of Shooting the Moon from the Romance Trilogy by Emily Care Boss. This game was beyond fun and I am super proud of what we did here. Returning as Gleek the Goblin and Winx the Gnomethis week are Kristin Devine and Tim Devine of Dice Up Games. Head on over to their website to check out all the cool stuff going on there. Also, check out their actual play podcast

Shooting the Moon Part One Featuring: Players: Kent Blue, Kristin Devine, and Tim Devine Hey all you gorgeous people! How you doin’? This week we get even deeper into our Relationship Month with part one of Shooting the Moon from the Romance Trilogy by Emily Care Boss. It is an incredibly fun game that Roll To Play highly recommends. So go and check it out! Taking on the roles of the Suitors this week are Kristin Devine and Tim Devine of Dice Up Games. Head on over to their website to check out all the cool stuff going on there. Also, check out their actual play podcast Wait Wait Don’t Roll Me. It is definite fun times. With the recent shooting in Parkland, FL, it is time to take action about gun control. One option is to visit

From Behind The Screen 4 Featuring: Kent Blue and Tim Devine This week Kent has Tim Devine of Dice Up Games on to chat about his hacks of Lasers & Feelings; Wits & Chivalry and Truth & Daring. Then the two talk about what it is like being gaming dads. Finally, Kent and Tim go into all kinds of different games and podcasts on their minds lately. Be sure to check out the Wait Wait, Don’t Roll Me podcast to hear Tim running his games. Also check out the Design Doc podcast the guys talk about. Also, go tell Jim McClure we need Talking TableTop back in our ears. Please, if you enjoy what we are doing and want to see us grow, rate us on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com Theme Music:"Intro by Tri-Tachyon" "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" "https://soundcloud.com/tri-tachyon"

Laser and Feelings Part 2 Featuring: Game Master: Kent Blue Players: Amanda Kahl, Tim Devine, Doug Shute On this episode, we conclude our game of Lasers and Feelings by John Harper at One Seven Design, a tribute game to the song of the same name by The Doubleclicks! Be sure to check that song out. The crew of the Raptor, a space reconaissance vessel, have made contact with Zorgon the Conquerer. Listen to find out what happens next and just where Captain Darcy went. Check out our players and their awesome stuff! Amanda Kahl the artist and writer behind the supremely cool fantasy webcomic Age of Night. She is also the art director for Fearlight Games. Go and check those out and show some love to a really awesome person! Doug Shute runs the excellent YouTube channel Victory Condition Gaming. He has a whole ton of great content over there. Check it out and subscribe! You can also visit his webstore and pick up some cool VCG swag. Tim Devine runs Dice Up Games where he and his wife Kristin design games. They've worked up a couple hacks of Lasers and Feelings; Truth and Daring and Wits and Chivalry. Get over there and check it out! Be sure to listen to the episode about our giveaway of a super cool Roll To Play dice tray. If you want to help us grow, give a 5 Star rating over on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com Theme Music:"Intro by Tri-Tachyon" "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" "https://soundcloud.com/tri-tachyon"

Laser and Feelings Part 1 Featuring: Game Master: Kent Blue Players: Amanda Kahl, Tim Devine, Doug Shute On this episode, we begin our game of Lasers and Feelings by John Harper at One Seven Design, a tribute game to the song of the same name by The Doubleclicks! Be sure to check that song out. The crew of the Raptor, a space reconaissance vessel, gets into some trouble when their beloved (?) captain is abducted. Check out our players and their awesome stuff! Amanda Kahl the artist and writer behind the supremely cool fantasy webcomic Age of Night. She is also the art director for Fearlight Games. Go and check those out and show some love to a really awesome person! Doug Shute runs the excellent YouTube channel Victory Condition Gaming. He has a whole ton of great content over there. Check it out and subscribe! You can also visit his webstore and pick up some cool VCG swag. Tim Devine runs Dice Up Games where he and his wife Kristin design games. They've worked up a couple hacks of Lasers and Feelings; Truth and Daring and Wits and Chivalry. Get over there and check it out! Be sure to listen to the episode about our giveaway of a super cool Roll To Play dice tray. If you want to help us grow, give a 5 Star rating over on iTunes or share us with a friend! Social Media: www.rolltoplaypodcast.com Facebook: Roll To Play Podcast Twitter - @RollToPlayPod Instagram – rolltoplaypodcast Email – gm@rolltoplaynetwork.com Theme Music:"Intro by Tri-Tachyon" "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" "https://soundcloud.com/tri-tachyon"

Welcome back to the Neverland Podcast!     Neverland is haunted! All through October, prepare for some holiday fun as we present family friendly frights for all!     This week we are joined by Tim Divine from The Magic in Pixels!  He's just returned from Walt Disney World and an event he sponsors called PIXELMANIA!  He'll tell us all about this delightful event and give us a few tips on how to get the best photos on our own Disney Park vacations!   Next we'll turn a corner into the currently haunted Neverland to talk about video games from Atari to now that have given us the screaming heebie jeebies!  Some are family friendly, and some are not.  If you have grown up with these games though, you are sure to enjoy our conversation this week on The Neverland Podcast!   iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-neverland-podcast/id875639884?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D8 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-neverland-podcast Blubrry: http://www.blubrry.com/neverlandpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/NeverlandPCast Facebook: https://facebook.com/neverlandpodcast mailto:podcast@neverlandpodcast.com Leave a Voicemail (816) 226-6492  

Tim Devine from TheMagicInPixels.com joins Jennifer and Sara with tips on how to take great photographs on your Disney trips, whether you have a camera or just a camera phone! Plus an update from AllEars.Net, listener questions, celebrations and more! Don't forget to vote for AllEars in the USA Today Blogging Awards!

The complete discussion with Tim Devine ranging from Disney to Harry Potter and more!

Welcome back to the Neverland Podcast! I have lots of great content for you this week! First a few bits of nerd news followed by an interview with an employee of Worlds of Fun, a theme park in Kansas City, MO about some of the new features you can expect ... Continue reading →

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