The Glass Cannon Podcast

Looking for something new (to me) in the AP space, I started listening to this on June 23. Yesterday (August 30), I finished the final episode of Giantslayer - ep 326. That’s averaging 5-6 episodes a day. Every day. I could not stop listening to this show. I’m excited for all the other stories on this network. It’s funny, snarky, friendly, and narratively wonderful. The performances are great and it’s really opened me up to Pathfinder.

There is a vast number of shows (free or otherwise) across the GCN(Naish), ran by so many different personalities and styles that even if one isn't your speed, there's probably another you'll enjoy. Troy's current drive to emulate TECH CEOS with his 'content' and 'self described narcissism' gets tiring on the behind the scenes shows, but they're free and I can skip them if I bore of them. I'be never felt like a GCN episode was stalling or going through the motions or trying to do anything but their best. Most of your reviews are positive Troy.

I love the show. My friend recommended that I listen to it thinking I’d like it. Well, she was right. I listened to the first six or seven episode of season two, and then since there were no more in that season yet, I started over at episode one and haven’t stopped listening to it since. The sheer number of episodes I’ve binged is unhealthy, but I don’t care. Now I’m GM’ing a Pathfinder campaign and slogging my own way through all of the rules with joy. Thanks for doing what you do!

If you love character development and high quality production….you should have listened to this when it came out before you were forced to slog through ads and modern eggshell tiptoeing. Once built around character development and story now dedicated to massive casts and pandering. Giantslayer is incredible (but for the new edits and ads) everything else is a pass