Dungeonpunx Podcast

Back by zero demand, the Dungeonpunx return to dribble more utter nonsense into your ears. The gang discuss Gordon Ramsay's knobhead brother, TV’s hardest celebrity chefs, the cult movie Near Dark and the declining popularity of the correctional built up shoe. Is there any D&D content you ask? Well I foolishly tried to suggest that perhaps the local eccentrics and weirdoes from our shitbird home towns could be used as NPC’s. Needless to say those stories turned pretty dark pretty quick. For listeners of a sensitive disposition, discretion is advised. This weeks episode of Dungeonpunx is brought to you by our sponsors The Red Shoes Diary and Hair By Pissed Jane.

In the first of our two part gothic special, the boys return to the fray by reflecting on the darker side of their adolescent experiences. Tom takes a nice walk in the woods, whilst Nate dishes out vengeance on the streets and shame between the sheets. Ager tells us about 'that one time at Christian camp' and Boardy shares the screenplay for his forthcoming biopic Vampire In Salford. All this utter rubbish plus Faddington Bears and a retroview of 90's goth action classic The Crow. Don't say we don't give you nothing.

After a ridiculous three month delay the Punx return, this time joined by our man from Down Under, legit art maniac Rich Sampson aka @artofnerdgore. Alongside the usual Fad Of The Week, Cult Movie Reviews and inane social commentary we discuss Taiwanese Sex Predators, the cultural dominance of the Northern Takeaway, Connor suprises the table with his unexpected art skills and there's probably some stuff about D&D. Sorry the sound on this one is a bit uneven at the beginning but we thought it'd be sweet to rock the mics handheld style. Evidently that was a terrible idea but hey, you get this shit for free so suck it up buttercup. Love you.x

In which our Californian connection Brinton Williams returns to the Frozen North to commune with the Dungeonpunx selders. We talk about Dungeon Mastering techniques, fad update, the 90's Straight Edge fascination with angels and being hard, the cult movie The Prophecy and Brinton shares his thoughts on British confectionary

We actually discuss Dungeons and Dragons for a change, as well as discussing magazines of our youth and the usual old shite.

Buénos dias, shitheads!! The Dungeonpunx regulators ride into town with all guns blazing and fixing to settle a score with the law. Stallone's Judge Dredd wanders into the firing line and finally gets what he's had coming. We ruminate upon the forthcoming Lord Of the Rings reskin for D&D 5th Edition from Cubicle 7 and discuss other settings that might be worth a punt. All that plus the usual hail of insults, observations and anecdotes from the world of gaming, comic books, punk rock and mispent youth.

As a special treat for the first episode of the second season of a Dungeons and Dragons podcast, the crew spectacularly fails to discuss any D&D, and instead obsesses over the Comic Con trailers and Stranger Things.

After a long winter rest, Just Can't Hate Enough returns for what we are self-aggrandisingly referring to as a second season in the hope that people mistake our laziness in producing new content for an intentional, calculated break. Nathan and Max are joined by the other members of the Dungeonpunx crew to discuss and disparage After Earth, Battlefield Earth, and controversially, Terminator 2: Judgement Day

In the first episode of 2016 the DxP crew take a visit to Nottingham to meet up with our guest and Corehammer West Coast correspondent Brinton Williams. Topics of discussion include a piss poor review of Dragon Rampant, Nate's admiration for the shininess of Grace Jones physique in Conan The Destroyer, the genius of 2000AD and an in depth analysis of the turd/ripper that is the 13th Warrior

Better late than never. We talk Thaw Of The Lich Lord, 40k, D&D drop in games, 2000AD, Excalibur, Robocop, why young people are fucking idiots, Boardy tells us about the Young Guns RPG he invented as a 12 year old, Nate loses his temper on multiple occasions and Tom sings us a lovely song. Also Excalibur is boss

In this episode the East Lancs bard Tom AKA Moshbeast arrives to complete our ragged band of dungeon scruffs. We get stuck in to grimdark art vs digital bullshit. In the Moshman Prophecies we have a listen to Higher Power, there's more Frostgrave talk, reflections upon getting into D&D through a noobs eyes, Ian Livingstones litter and we revisit genre 'classic' Event Horizon. Lovely stuff..

Welcome to Dungeonpunx the official Corehammer podcast* In this episode we explore the Corehammer crew's secret origin, cast our eyes over Frostgrave, lament the unlikely sequel to Hawk The Slayer, review the new Unholy Majesty and Venom Prison records and reflect upon Wes Craven's horror masterpiece Nightmare On Elm Street. *This is our first episode so please forgive the rough nature of the recording. We had the mic sensitivity way up so down your speakers way down else you'll get tinnitus. We'll have the tech issues resolved for the next episode so bare with us!