Podcast with Frank Frey: Monday, June 22 at 9:00pm in EDT

[Targan]

Don't worry, I'm excited about fallout 4 enough for everyone. But then again, I've been playing fallout since fallout 1. But I would love to have a t2k game going too. They're both post apoc, but that's where the similarities start to separate.

Fallout 4! *gibber* *drool*

[sglancy12]

Thanks for tuning in...

Thanks for tuning in, fellas. We really appreciated the questions we got from this site, which I still consider to be the premier place on the internet to go for Twilight:2000 discussions and fan generated content.

I too hope we can convince Frank to distil "Mig Mountain" into a playable scenario. That, for me, is that is most missing- small, fan-generated scenarios like the sort we used to find in Challenge magazine.

I certainly hope that the teasing about Fallout was taken in good humor, not the least because it was so ridiculously over the top.

And I hope that those of you who are fans of post-apocalyptic games, movies, and fiction will check out other episodes that may be of interest and even suggest topics that we can use on the show.

A. Scott Glancy, co-host of Podcast at Ground Zero.

[Olefin]

Thanks for tuning in, fellas. We really appreciated the questions we got from this site, which I still consider to be the premier place on the internet to go for Twilight:2000 discussions and fan generated content.

I too hope we can convince Frank to distil "Mig Mountain" into a playable scenario. That, for me, is that is most missing- small, fan-generated scenarios like the sort we used to find in Challenge magazine.

I certainly hope that the teasing about Fallout was taken in good humor, not the least because it was so ridiculously over the top.

And I hope that those of you who are fans of post-apocalyptic games, movies, and fiction will check out other episodes that may be of interest and even suggest topics that we can use on the show.

A. Scott Glancy, co-host of Podcast at Ground Zero.

LOVE to see MiG Mountain for sure!! Wish someone had those other scenarios that got mentioned too - Last University, Everglades War - love to see those finally see the light of day

Scott - any way you could send Frank the stuff that Raellus and I did on Kenya Not sure if he ever saw the fanzine article that Raellus did on the 173rd - bet Frank would love to see that

[sglancy12]

I'm pretty sure Frank occasions this forum now and again. But I'll pass it on.

As for "Warriors of the Everglades," "The last University" and "The Mad Woman of Miami," I have a phone-book-sized pile of photocopied printouts (from a dot-matrix printer) that Tom Mulkey gave me back in the late 1980s, early 1990s. It's all about his campaign setting in Florida. I will see what I can do about scanning some of this stuff and releasing it... if I can find time between my other professional gaming projects.

Of course, there is the Mulkey estate to consider. He had a wife, a daughter and (I think) a son. I'm not sure how they would feel about that. As long as I'm not charging money, I think I'm good to go. The papers were a gift from Tom and I bet he'd love to know that people were still enjoying his work twenty years later.

A. Scott Glancy, co-host Podcast at Ground Zero.

[Silent Hunter UK]

Silent Hunter,
Go to the Blog, they had a link of the whole show up that night...I assume (but don't know for sure) that it can be downloaded via right click....

Not available for audio download yet; just as a YouTube stream at the moment. I prefer to listen to podcasts on my commute, so I'll wait until it's up.

[Jason Weiser]

I'm pretty sure Frank occasions this forum now and again. But I'll pass it on.

As for "Warriors of the Everglades," "The last University" and "The Mad Woman of Miami," I have a phone-book-sized pile of photocopied printouts (from a dot-matrix printer) that Tom Mulkey gave me back in the late 1980s, early 1990s. It's all about his campaign setting in Florida. I will see what I can do about scanning some of this stuff and releasing it... if I can find time between my other professional gaming projects.

Of course, there is the Mulkey estate to consider. He had a wife, a daughter and (I think) a son. I'm not sure how they would feel about that. As long as I'm not charging money, I think I'm good to go. The papers were a gift from Tom and I bet he'd love to know that people were still enjoying his work twenty years later.

A. Scott Glancy, co-host Podcast at Ground Zero.

Scott,
I think dropping them a line with a proviso that it will be made available free (with a few words of introduction and dedication by them, perhaps) and I think honor would be satisfied

[Jason Weiser]

I also think, and maybe this is just me...but Scott, you have Raeford and Olefin's efforts vis a vis Kenya. Perhaps it might be fun to make it as a free PDF release under the aegis of your organization