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Step into a realm where magic pulses through forgotten ruins, destinies are forged in dice rolls, and legends are born from the minds of adventurers. Crystals of the Heirless Universe is more than just a D&D podcast—it's a living, breathing world crafted through epic sessions, behind-the-scenes planning, and immersive interviews with the characters and creators who shape it. Whether you're here for full campaign episodes, curious about how the world is built, or want to hear from the voices behind the magic, this podcast offers a rich blend of storytelling, strategy, and worldbuilding. ...

Locked On Dynasty Football podcast is your daily ticket to stay ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for all things Dynasty Fantasy Football and the National Football League. Hosted by Matt Williamson, Marcus Mosher, and Michael Fabiano, the Locked On Dynasty Football podcast provides your daily dynasty football fix and will give you all the knowledge and strategy to dominate your dynasty football leagues. The Locked On Dynasty Football podcast is part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.

Locked On's NFL Six Pack is your daily podcast for everything across the National Football League. Hosted by veteran football insiders Matt Williamson and Brian Peacock, Locked On's NFL Six Pack delivers six takes each day with no fluff and all football talk. From the NFL Draft to weekly picks the NFL Six Pack podcast is an energetic and fast-paced daily look at the league’s biggest moments. From deep-dive team breakdowns, personnel evaluation, film study, trade rumors and contract chatter, game previews and reaction, draft scouting, power rankings, and league-wide storylines, Matt and Brian...

Two film writers and Fab Four fans discuss movies and TV about, starring, and inspired by The Beatles: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Cottage on the Hill is a horror story, but it’s a J. Robert Lennon horror story, in which the characters’ loneliness - their disconnectedness, their inability, at times, even to speak or listen to one another - is more chilling than any of the supernatural elements.