She’s A Super Geek
About This Show
Show Info:
She’s a Super Geek is an actual play RPG Podcast highlighting women as GMs. Join your hosts Emily and Senda as they play their way through a plethora of various table top RPGs with wonderful guests from across the web in game design and podcasting. This podcast is a member of the RPG Academy Network.
Most Recent Episode
80-Familiars of Terra: Acid Rain
May 15
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51 minutes
Today Senda and Emily sit down with Liz from Angry Hamster Publishing to play their latest game Familiars of Terra. Last episode seeker Jana (known as “the wizened”), her familiar Leia, Li (known as “the savior”), and his familiar Loaz made their way…
Rated 5 out of
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Kalum from
Anchovy Slurpee Greatness
I keep recommending again and again this show to people. I am not a huge fan of Actual Play shows but She's A Super Geek keep its stories super intense in events, humor and improvisation. Each episode really stands out from the others. There's great variety from adventures involving krakens and lukewarm chocolate, record stores, pirates, blogging dragons, and more more more and more... MY all time favorite episode is the two parts All Outta Bubblegum which included as guests hosts from other favorite shows of mine Jim McClure from Talking Tabletop and Phil Veccione from Misdirected Mark Podcast resulting into a completely crazy adventure.
Date published: 2017-06-10
Rated 5 out of
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aphrael6 from
Good show, great games
Fun playthroughs of lots of cool games so far -- can't wait to hear more! I appreciate that they edit for time and content and I'm impressed by a lot of their guests.
Date published: 2015-09-22
Rated 5 out of
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Melvin from
SUPER GEEKERY!
She's a Super Geek is a great podcast to catch some live play Tabletop Games. I think the best part of this podcast comes from the wide variety of games they play. Many I'd never even heard of! In a realm typically dominated by men it's always refreshing to get the female perspective, especially when they are as awesome at gaming as these gals. Listen in folks!
Date published: 2015-12-02
