14 episodes
The Ordinary Epic Fable and Folly Network
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5.0 • 79 Ratings
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A comedic audio drama about found families, role-playing games, dungeons, and (occasionally) dragons. "Best Podcast or Online Audio Drama" finalist at the 2020 BBC Audio Drama Awards.
Support this show at: patreon.com/theordinaryepic.
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Season One, Episode 1: The Group
Our heroes welcome a new member… and chaos ensues.
Transcript: https://www.theordinaryepic.com/transcript-for-the-group
***The Ordinary Epic contains depictions of fantasy violence, including combat, mortal harm, and bodily injury as well as some cursing and adult themes. Listener and reader discretion is advised.***
The Ordinary Epic is created and written by Brandon M. Crose and executive produced by Jordan Stillman. Our crew includes Technical Producer Brad Smith, Composer Tiven Weinstock, Graphic Designer Hailey Thurrott, and Visual Designer Sangjun Lee, with additional music and music editing by Bradley Jordan, and audio by Matthew Lightbound. Each episode of season one was directed by Stephanie LeBolt and features the voice talents of Rachel Belleman, Caitlin Gjerdrum, Brandon Green, Michael Hisamoto, and Eliott Purcell. Extra special thanks to Tom Janes and Lois Paton for the live musical performances heard in this episode!
Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partners.
Learn more about The Ordinary Epic at theordinaryepic.com.
Follow us on social media!
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© 2019, Crose to Home Productions LLC
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Season One, Episode 2: The Dip
Our heroes must persevere through a time of unexpected difficulty.
Transcript: https://www.theordinaryepic.com/transcript-for-the-dip
***The Ordinary Epic contains depictions of fantasy violence, including combat, mortal harm, and bodily injury as well as some cursing and adult themes. Listener and reader discretion is advised.***
The Ordinary Epic is created and written by Brandon M. Crose and executive produced by Jordan Stillman. Our crew includes Technical Producer Brad Smith, Composer Tiven Weinstock, Graphic Designer Hailey Thurrott, and Visual Designer Sangjun Lee, with additional music and music editing by Bradley Jordan, and audio by Matthew Lightbound. Each episode of season one was directed by Stephanie LeBolt and features the voice talents of Rachel Belleman, Caitlin Gjerdrum, Brandon Green, Michael Hisamoto, and Eliott Purcell.
Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partners.
Learn more about The Ordinary Epic at theordinaryepic.com.
Follow us on social media!
twitter.com/TheOrdinaryEpic
facebook.com/theordinaryepic
instagram.com/the_ordinary_epic
© 2019, Crose to Home Productions LLC
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Season One, Episode 3: Modern-Day Thacktivism
Our heroes learn changing hearts and minds isn’t easy business.
Transcript: https://www.theordinaryepic.com/transcript-modern-day-thacktivism
***The Ordinary Epic contains depictions of fantasy violence, including combat, mortal harm, and bodily injury as well as some cursing and adult themes. Listener and reader discretion is advised.***
The Ordinary Epic is created and written by Brandon M. Crose and executive produced by Jordan Stillman. Our crew includes Technical Producer Brad Smith, Composer Tiven Weinstock, Graphic Designer Hailey Thurrott, and Visual Designer Sangjun Lee, with additional music and music editing by Bradley Jordan, and audio by Matthew Lightbound. Each episode of season one was directed by Stephanie LeBolt and features the voice talents of Rachel Belleman, Caitlin Gjerdrum, Brandon Green, Michael Hisamoto, and Eliott Purcell.
Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partners.
Learn more about The Ordinary Epic at theordinaryepic.com.
Follow us on social media!
twitter.com/TheOrdinaryEpic
facebook.com/theordinaryepic
instagram.com/the_ordinary_epic
© 2019, Crose to Home Productions LLC
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Season One, Episode 4: Going Rogue
In disguise, our heroes reveal more than they intend.
Transcript: https://www.theordinaryepic.com/transcript-for-going-rogue
***The Ordinary Epic contains depictions of fantasy violence, including combat, mortal harm, and bodily injury as well as some cursing and adult themes. Listener and reader discretion is advised.***
The Ordinary Epic is created and written by Brandon M. Crose and executive produced by Jordan Stillman. Our crew includes Technical Producer Brad Smith, Composer Tiven Weinstock, Graphic Designer Hailey Thurrott, and Visual Designer Sangjun Lee, with additional music and music editing by Bradley Jordan, and audio by Matthew Lightbound. Each episode of season one was directed by Stephanie LeBolt and features the voice talents of Rachel Belleman, Caitlin Gjerdrum, Brandon Green, Michael Hisamoto, and Eliott Purcell. Extra special thanks to Lois Paton for the live musical performance heard in this episode!
Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partners.
Learn more about The Ordinary Epic at theordinaryepic.com.
Follow us on social media!
twitter.com/TheOrdinaryEpic
facebook.com/theordinaryepic
instagram.com/the_ordinary_epic
© 2019, Crose to Home Productions LLC
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Season One, Episode 5: Table Talk
Are our heroes friendly gamers, or friends who also game?
Transcript: https://www.theordinaryepic.com/transcript-for-table-talk
***The Ordinary Epic contains depictions of fantasy violence, including combat, mortal harm, and bodily injury as well as some cursing and adult themes. Listener and reader discretion is advised.***
The Ordinary Epic is created and written by Brandon M. Crose and executive produced by Jordan Stillman. Our crew includes Technical Producer Brad Smith, Composer Tiven Weinstock, Graphic Designer Hailey Thurrott, and Visual Designer Sangjun Lee, with additional music and music editing by Bradley Jordan, and audio by Matthew Lightbound. Each episode of season one was directed by Stephanie LeBolt and features the voice talents of Rachel Belleman, Caitlin Gjerdrum, Brandon Green, Michael Hisamoto, and Eliott Purcell.
Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partners.
Learn more about The Ordinary Epic at theordinaryepic.com.
Follow us on social media!
twitter.com/TheOrdinaryEpic
facebook.com/theordinaryepic
instagram.com/the_ordinary_epic
© 2019, Crose to Home Productions LLC
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices -
Season One, Episode 6: Amends
What can our heroes save before everything falls apart?
Transcript: https://www.theordinaryepic.com/transcript-for-amends
***The Ordinary Epic contains depictions of fantasy violence, including combat, mortal harm, and bodily injury as well as some cursing and adult themes. Listener and reader discretion is advised.***
The Ordinary Epic is created and written by Brandon M. Crose and executive produced by Jordan Stillman. Our crew includes Technical Producer Brad Smith, Composer and Music Editor Bradley Jordan, Graphic Designer Hailey Thurrott, and Visual Designer Sangjun Lee, and audio by Matthew Lightbound. Original theme by Tiven Weinstock. Each episode of season one was directed by Stephanie LeBolt and features the voice talents of Rachel Belleman, Caitlin Gjerdrum, Brandon Green, Michael Hisamoto, and Eliott Purcell.
Find and support our sponsors at: fableandfolly.com/partners.
Learn more about The Ordinary Epic at theordinaryepic.com.
Follow us on social media!
twitter.com/TheOrdinaryEpic
facebook.com/theordinaryepic
instagram.com/the_ordinary_epic
© 2019, Crose to Home Productions LLC
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Customer Reviews
A delight for the ears
This show is a lovely little gem. For those of you into APs getting into a new show can be a commitment, but this scripted podcast captures the spirit of playing at a table with friends new and old alike and doesn’t take sessions upon sessions to get good. It’s stellar from the start and leaves you wanting more. Here’s hoping they make a season 2!
Love it!
I love the characters & storyline. Please make more!!
A great take on the DnD genre
This series made me appreciate Dungeons and Dragons so much. In the first 5 minutes of the first episode, I felt immersed in the story. I loved how it blends and meshes between the game and the people. It allowed for some really funny interactions when connected with the story, and set up for two stories pack all into one. Overall, I would recommend this to anyone that loves rpgs or that love comedic friendship stories.