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A group of friends play Dungeons and Dragons, as well as other table top roleplaying games, and it's a grand 'ol time.

If an infinite number of monkeys will write Shakespeare, what can a few dozen monkeys do? The Ultimate Writing Prompt Podcast! Each episode, we brainstorm to figure out how to complete a story, beat (and a half) by beat. Join in, submit, and have your chapter be forever part of this Frankenstein's Monster of a podcast.

We Happy Few 506 The Podcast brings you interviews with historians, the actors and production crew who were involved in the making of Band of Brothers and many more.Come visit us out at www.WeHappyFew506.com or on our social media pages on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, by simply typing in We Happy Few 506 for more information on our upcoming live events, Battlefield Tours in Europe and also our incredible merchandise on sale.For more content from We Happy Few 506 follow us on the links below.Website and online shop - http://www.wehappyfew506.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/...

AHS media relations specialist Vince Lara speaks to researchers, staff, alumni and students from Illinois' College of Applied Health Sciences to discuss their projects, plans and memories of the Urbana-Champaign campus.

Two old work buddies unite to talk everything Game of Thrones. From the epic ongoing HBO mega-hit to the sprawling worlds created by George R.R. Martin, Kaleb Schweiss and James Johnson discuss it all. Join us weekly as we compare and contrast the two mediums as we re-watch the HBO series in anticipation for it's final season.

Join Nate, Gracie, Ben and guests as they discuss numerous different, relevant pop culture topics such as popular limited series, movies, video games, music and more! The Gents with Few Cents answer questions such as what could a Last of Us Part III look like as well as provide different perspectives and opinions on covered topics. Follow @GentsWFC on Twitter and Instagram!

Along the River Wye, near the Wales-England border, sits Tintern Abbey. Built in 1131, the one time Catholic cathedral remains a place of pilgrimage to this very day. William Wordsworth wrote his poem "Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey," after visiting the abbey in 1798. The poem remains a key piece of the English Romanticism movement and has inspired further treks to the abbey. "Traveling a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey," is a travelogue about one such journey. The story of college students experiencing a one-of-a-kind adventure and discovering the spirit that Wordsworth wrote ...

Junior, Zach, and Josh are three brothers that love movies. The MAMFAW podcast is their journey through understanding what they love about movies that they have and haven't seen.