Audio EXP is Geek Native’s highlights podcast. Each week, there’s a recap of some favourite or exciting RPG and geeky news, conventions, interviews, and thought pieces.

Dunderdagar wins RPG Publisher Spotlight; Free League praised; Edinburgh gamers face funding cuts; Dread game recap; Alien VR game trailer; solo wargame “This Is Where The Stars Died”; Street Fighter makeup; Wanderverse TTRPG interview; Fate of the Stormwailer Kickstarter; Hinterdom TTRPG avoids colonial tropes; Wiggy’s writing retirement; Samurai Pizza Cats game; Bundle of Holding deals (Girl by Moonlight, Mutant Crawl Classics).

Explore queer love and nonbinary representation in TTRPG awards, unravel the mystery of a lost wedding ring in a dungeon, and hear a suggestion for Roll20’s next acquisition (a 3D mini printing site?). Plus, the return of D&D on TV and other Netflix gaming successes.

What is DriveThruRPG up to with their new Retailer Version and Publisher Fulfilled tags? We talk about ghostly shoes, the rebirth of Jurassic Park and Comic Con Alba

Geek Native’s creative director, Bronwen Winter Phoenix is a recovering LA journalist and once interviewed Stephen Knight about a thriller called Locke.

Brass and Bone promises nautical steampunk as Sad Fishe Games share some of their indie TTRPG plans for this year. Meanwhile, we speculate on what Steamforged might be hoping for with Iron Kingdom is a world of Warhammer 40K TV shows

We’ve already got the dates for Scotland Loves Anime 2025, notice the return of a particular Tiamat, an exclusive look at a conspurracy and Sad Fishe.

Crunchyroll has a new manga app, and Darrington Press has a new sales and logistics deal. In this podcast we also recap some of the World of Darkness best sellers and a game about activists.

We’ve more best-seller data from Roll20’s download sites, the real life attempt to kill Nosferatu, and why dice aren’t random. We also have Bronwen to talk us through pirate trends in the #podcast.