Proud to Gayme

Proud to Gayme
Podcast Description
Proud to Gayme is an interview-format podcast where our host, Danielle Reynolds, will be speaking with a number of Queer and LGBTQIA+ folks from the wide world of gaming. Topics will vary, but the hope of the show is to spotlight Queer folks doing work in this community we all love and to give listeners some insight into how Queerness, Identity, and Gaming intersect and interact in various contexts.
The podcast is created by the fine folks at Tabletop Gaymers (tabletopgaymers.org)
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The podcast explores a range of themes including identity, community building, and creative expression within gaming, with episodes covering topics like inclusive game design, queer representation in role-playing games, and the intersection of gaming and personal identity. Specific episodes highlight community events, unique narratives in queer media, and insights from industry leaders.

Proud to Gayme is an interview-format podcast where our host, Danielle Reynolds, will be speaking with a number of Queer and LGBTQIA+ folks from the wide world of gaming. Topics will vary, but the hope of the show is to spotlight Queer folks doing work in this community we all love and to give listeners some insight into how Queerness, Identity, and Gaming intersect and interact in various contexts.
The podcast is created by the fine folks at Tabletop Gaymers (tabletopgaymers.org)

Danielle interviews 9th Level Games’ Adriel Wilson and Bug Boll about their upcoming Queer Coven TTRPG created in partnership with Tabletop Gaymers. Using the Polymorph system, they have taken the new pin collection designed by Danielle and made a thoughtful, cozy game of building community and coming into your magic with your friends to celebrate Tabletop Gaymers 10-Year Gayaversary! The parallels between coming into your queer identity and magic are strong with cute touches like grabbing your 3 favorite beverages. This TTRPG was written by the queers for the LGBTQIA+ community built on the respect for the individual’s gender identity, sexual orientation, romantic orientation, and body autonomy. They talk about building character sheets and the trolls in our everyday lives that inspired the antagonist, which can be used in your campaigns. We end the episode mentioning other future Queer Coven collaborations people can look forward to starting at GenCon and beyond!
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