35 episodes
Gosh Darn Fiasco The Doubleclicks
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4.7 • 26 Ratings
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Laser and his friends from the world of gaming and comedy sit down to play a game of Fiasco, and improvise a brand-new story full of conflict, hilarity and almost certain death.
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31: The Ballad of the Dramatic Fox (Laser, Riley Silverman, Josh Closs, and Aki)
Being a hero is all about location, location, location. And in Pinnacle City, Buck Lonesome, Polly Payne, Danny Douley and The Dramatic Fox are all about the drama. And location. Crap, I'm afraid we may not quite be as competent as we thought we were.
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30: Turtles of Fire (Sara Caplan, Josh Closs, Amy Vorpahl, Emily Henry)
Turtles of Fire were the greatest band in the world. Or, sort of. There's a lot of drama. Is any of it real? Really, it's quite hard to tell. Starring Sara Caplan, Josh Closs, Amy Vorpahl, Emily Henry, and Laser - many of whom are real life rock stars!
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29: Friar Francis' Flapjack Fiasco (Riley Silverman, Sara Caplan, Harry-Anne Bentley, Laser)
This one is sort of like the Witcher, except gayer and somehow with simultaneously more murder and less monsters. Buck, Bella, Mort and Mouse are adventurers, there's a honey-based billionaire, a ditzy librarian, an unsolved kingly murder and a whole lot of suspicion. Also, a song.
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28: Werewolves of Regency London (Riley Silverman, Sara Caplan, Rebecca McGlynn, Josh Closs)
What would happen if Bridgerton was absolutely chock full o'werewolves and also written by a 100% trans crew? Laser and amazing pals (Riley Silverman, Sara Caplan, Rebecca McGlynn, Josh Closs) can answer that question. take a trip to Regency London with the Fiasco playset Folly & Fortune by Jenn Martin!
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27: The Management Bible (Lucia Fasano, Rick Budd, Kyle McCormick)
This week on Gosh Darn Fiasco, we've got a bunch of bad bosses, a secret society, anonymous AIM conversations, and a skeleton? Join Lucia Fasano, Kyle McCormick, Rick Budd, and your hosts Rich & Laser for a disaster in the aglet office.
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26: Behold, My Hat (Rick Budd, Amy Dallen)
This week on Gosh Darn Fiasco, it's the castle's birthday. Join Amy Dallen, Rick Budd, and your hosts Rich & Laser for a story of magic, jousting, sports, trickery, and Scottish accents. There are also a lot of important hats, so do try to keep up.
Customer Reviews
Funny, Silly Fun
This is a fantastically funny podcast that never fails to put a smile on my face. Both Richard and Laser are always delightful, and they have amazing guest. Do yourself a favor and check out this great podcast.
The Most V Funny Characters!
Started listening a couple days ago and have binged it non-stop! The characters are always so funny in such a satisfying way. These are some smart performers! Angela is such a genius, but so is everyone else. Big ups to Buck Friendly!
Gosh Darn Great!
Gosh-Darn Fiasco is a live-play role playing game podcast hosted by musician Angela Webber. But where most of these kind of gaming shows feel like audio dramas, this one is more like improv. The difference lies partly in the source material, and partly in the rotating team of talent that comes to play.
“Fiasco” is a GM-less roleplaying game in the style of classic caper movies. Written by Jason Morningstar and published by Bully Pulpit Games, it is a storytelling RPG. This means the goal of the game is to play out a scenario, rather than winning a battle. As the name implies, the fun isn’t in winning, it is in snowballing the story from a small problem into a huge catastrophe.
Each episode, Weber and her guests play through one single play Fiasco game from beginning to end. There are a variety of settings, or ‘Playsets’ that they have gone through, from a Colonial Salem to McMurdo Station to a heist at the Jim Henson Workshop. Each episode takes the Cohen Brothers aesthetic of the game and turns it even more towards the comically ridiculous.
Frequent guest such as Lucia Fasano and Kevin M. Arnold add improv chops to the game, making it a lighthearted, gonzo joy to listen. Gosh-Darn Fiasco is a monthly podcast that runs about 90 minutes per episode. It’s not something you’re going to get through in a single commute, but it is a heck of a lot of fun!