Wednesday, March 18, 2026

Episode 10: Radical Kindness w/ Jay Dragon

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In this episode, Dan talks to indie RPG designer Jay Dragon from Possum Creek Games, who won an Ennie for Sleepaway and who’s most recent release Wanderhome is currently taking the world of tabletop by storm with its charming setting and very different approach to tabletop storytelling.

We discuss how Jay got into RPG’s, the queering of the tabletop space, and the magical power of itch.io. Then, we dig into Wanderhome to figure out what about it resonated so well with us during quarantine.

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Sleepaway

Wanderhome

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Image via Possum Creek Games. Jay’s portrait by @badybrobles

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  • Dan Arndt

    Fiction writer, board game fanatic, DM. Has an MFA and isn't quite sure what to do now. If you have a dog, I'd very much like to pet it. Operating out of Indianapolis.

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