Interview with Jay Dragon on meaning in games, respecting the concept of the child, and designing with intention
During GenCon, I had the opportunity to chat with Jay Dragon about her experiences designing games that appeal to families,…
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Interview with Jim Johnson on the Star Trek Adventures Tabletop RPG
As a lifelong Trekkie AND a big fan of TTRPGs, I was honored to get to chat with Jim Johnson,…
Interview with Jennifer Siler on TTRPG speech therapy AND her interactive TTRPG themed Little Library!
I had the pleasure to chat with Jennifer Siler of Jenny Bird Speech & Language Therapy about how she’s using…
Interview with Josh from Lone Colossus on Wyrmlings and switching genres in TTRPG publishing
While at Origins Game Fair 2025, I interviewed Josh from Lone Colossus about his experience publishing Wyrmlings and what it…
Interview with Adam Watson from Kentucky Educators for Role Playing Games
Adam Watson shares his XP from using and researching TTRPGs for EDU, and on building a wonderful community of play-focused…
Interview with Heather O’Neill from 9th Level Games: all-ages games, Venture Society, and publishing complexity
During Origins Game Fair 2025, I got to meet in-person with Heather from 9th Level Games for an interview! We…
Interview with Jacob Shelby of Young Heroes Guild
Jacob Shelby from the Young Heroes Guild Patreon shares his XP from discovering TTRPGs, sharing them with his kids, and…
Interview with Jonathan Truitt, Ph.D. from CMU Press on Scholarly Gaming
Being from Michigan myself, I was incredibly excited to see that Central Michigan Universtiy Press was publishing education-focused TTRPGs, and…
Interview with Alex pre-K TTRPG teacher!
Come join my chat with Alex, a pre-K teacher who I’ve been working with since StoryGuider to see how TTRPGs impact young kids, what’s it’s like coming at game design from the teacher side, and how important play is for EVERYONE (not just kids).
Interview with John Bultena, TTRPG professor
Join John Bultena, TTRPG and Writing professor at the University of California, Merced, in today’s TTRPGkids interview to learn about his experiences growing up with TTRPGs and how his class, “Dungeons & Dragons: Skills IRL?”, is helping students learn how to pursue their curiosity and what can be gained from letting yourself research your interests through the lens of tabletop role-playing games.