In this episode of TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, I talk about how to run encounters for younger players AND how to expand your idea of what an encounter could be!
In this episode of TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, I talk about different ideas for incorporating educational elements into your tabletop RPGs for both in-class and at home!
I was a guest on For Geeks by Geeks talking about TTRPGkids, chatting about some awesome geek stuff, AND playing a very fun game where I was guessing D&D terms as described by a 7yo! Check it out here!
In this episode of TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, I walk through a quick process that you can use for tailoring tabletop RPGs to your particular kid’s needs! These tips work for players of any age, but they’re key in games with kids.
In this episode of “This Month in Children’s RPGs”, we chat about games we tried out during the holidays and talk about expectation setting for your TTRPGs, especially when playing with younglings!
Stories RPG is a companion podcast to the Stories RPG game, providing a combination of actual plays, interviews, and storytelling advice to help kids and adults tell amazing stories together.
In this episode of TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, I talk about the MANY benefits of using TTRPGs with kids, which can help with explaining why to integrate into a curriculum or convince other families to join in your games!
In this episode of “This Month in Children’s RPGs”, we chat about some games we’ve tried in the past month AND give some tips on how to choose, prep, and give TTRPGs as a holiday gift! Check it out here and find some extra resources on TTRPGkids to read along with as you listen!
I had the opportunity to sit down for a chat with Eric from What if World, a storytelling podcast for kids! We chat about how stories can help kids, Eric’s XP with TTRPGs, and… what if you give kids the opportunity to make some stories.
In this episode of TTRPGkids on Ludology Podcast, I give tips and tricks on how to help keep kids focused at the TTRPG table in a fun an meaningful way that encourages them to participate and engage because they want to!