
Time Without Tide is the brand new TTRPG from Chaosium and the brain child of two Aussies, David Naylor and James Coquillat. Think pseudo-Victorian era horror with cartoonish wackiness. Stevie and Dan sat down with Dave...


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Aussie Role Call is a podcast that focuses on the TTRPG scene in Australia with new and emerging creators and innovators. Each episode covers interviews, new games, crowdfunding, and more.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAussie Role Call is a podcast that focuses on the TTRPG scene in Australia with new and emerging creators and innovators. Each episode covers interviews, new games, crowdfunding, and more.
Aussie Role Call is hosted by ARC. The show has published 44 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "43. Mirth & Misery in Chaosium’s Latest Game 'Time Without Tide'" (21 September 2026, 46 minutes), "42. Freelance Adventure Writing and Pro DMing with Ian from Unfound Fables" (4 August 2026, 52 minutes), and "41. How to Run One Shots with Dungeons & Flagons - Perth (Live from Supanova)" (21 July 2026, 54 minutes).
Aussie Role Call publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 44 episodes.
Booking probability for Aussie Role Call is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Aussie Role Call requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Aussie Role Call's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Aussie Role Call are Artists, Writers & Performers and Fitness, Golf & Recreation. Aussie Role Call has a leisure audience.
ARC hosts Aussie Role Call, a leisure podcast with 44 episodes published.
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Time Without Tide is the brand new TTRPG from Chaosium and the brain child of two Aussies, David Naylor and James Coquillat. Think pseudo-Victorian era horror with cartoonish wackiness. Stevie and Dan sat down with Dave...

What does it take to be a freelance TTRPG adventure writer and professional Dungeon Master? Let’s ask Ian Arguilles from Unfound Fables! Ian is a freelance writer for publications like 2 Minute Tabletop and Ghostfire...

How do you run one-shots for public games and for conventions? This episode features Kate O'Sullivan live from Perth Supanova. Kate had the pleasure of sitting down and speaking to the crew behind Dungeons & Flagons...

Have you ever wanted to know what it's like to design your first D&D Subclass? Kate O'Sullivan walks us through her process for designing the subclass for the upcoming book Mongo's Marvelous Mid-city Market by Every...

<p>In this episode Kate and Stevie sit down with author and designer J.D. or Dorian Blackwood to talk all about their newly crowdfunded solo-horror roleplaying game Midnight in Jubilation. We also have a ton of news...

In this episode Kate and Stevie sit down with author and designer J.D. or Dorian Blackwood to talk all about their newly crowdfunded solo-horror roleplaying game Midnight in Jubilation. We also have a ton of news...

<p>What happens when someone who is a trained actor, sound technician, and former cast member for Chaosium streams has a brain wave? You get Scryglass Studio. In this episode, Nephthys Nile and Stevie Schafer caught up...

<p>Welcome to episode 37 of the Aussie Role Call podcast. This episode Kate and Stevie speak to a local business owner in Naarm, Melbourne, about his recent venture - a games store, but not just ANY games store, a store...

<p>Discover what it’s like to start up and run an independent online market place for all things tabletop - from board games to TTRPGs. Stevie and Kate chat with Dylan from Indiverse.io about the impetus for starting...

<p>Have you ever wanted to write and publish your own TTRPG supplements and games? Well, that’s exactly what Glen from Every Trick Books does. Glen is a Perth-based writer and creator who has published award-winning...

<p>Dan and Stevie spoke to one of the developers behind the Aussie-grown immersive in person virtual tabletop - Arkenforge. Nathan, who is the software developer at Arkenforge, taught us about the origins of the...

<p>In episode 33 of Aussie Role Call, we’re excited to ring in the new year, and there are so many announcements, including conventions, events, game releases and more. In this episode’s interview, Stevie caught up with...

<p>What happens when you combine improvisational actors and TTRPGs? In this episode, Kate and Stevie sat down with Scott McArdle of Improv RPG and Together Adventure Podcast to talk about the arts of improvisation and...

<p>In this episode, Kate and Stevie speak to the Game Master (or Goose Monkey) Ash Cooper from the award-winning Aussie-based Book Of War Podcast. You’ll hear about how The Book Of War Podcast came to be, why they...

<p>Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a custom dice maker? In this episode, we chat to Azy from Maluridae Dice about how they got into dice making, what kinds of dice they enjoy making, and what the convention...

<p>Welcome to episode 29 of the Aussie Role Call Podcast. This is our first episode post Melbourne International Games Week and PAX Australia. We have a bumper of an episode for you. Our main interview is with the...

<p>In episode 28, Stevie and Dan speak to Nicole Renner, designer of Dark Vigil the process of designing a horror TTRPG game. Get a behind the scenes glimpse into what makes horror work, how Dark Vigil mechanises...

<p>In episode 27, Stevie and Dan speak to Brandon Lee from Ravensridge Emporium about Ravensridge and specifically about the phenomenon that is solo TTRPGs. Brandon’s own solo TTRPG, Cartograph, has been nominated for...

<p>In this episode, Kate and Stevie chat to Gen and Jeremy from UWA Unigames all about running a social club of boardgames, TTRPGs, and more to improve the social lives of uni students. You’ll learn about how they...

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<p>This is episode 25, and in it Dan, Kate and Stevie look back on their year in TTRPGs. What games have they played? What events have they been to? What moments from interviews on the show stood out to them? Then, they...
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