Friends at the Table

Enter the Mind Simulation: What’s New @ the Table

Added 2024-04-23 14:00:09 +0000 UTC

Between preparing for the PALISADE finale and putting the last touches on our spring merch drop, last week was busy in a behind-the-scenes way that doesn’t necessarily lend itself to a long list of news and updates. Nevertheless there are still plenty of gems in here, I promise.

Hey guys I HATE this evil purple thing? There’s a new episode of Media Club Plus covering episodes 51-54 of Hunter x Hunter, and with it a new screenshot post here on Patreon. These things just keep getting more and more distressing to look at – and that blonde kid, what the heck is his problem?? At this point, I’m too scared to ask.

Mosier’s Grocers Vouchers Inside! Hey, remember when the first part of our game of Unincorporated by Ethan Harvey went up on our YouTube? Now there’s a special audio only edition for our $5+ patrons!

Duffy only does that when she’s very stressed. On Saturday Janine, Ali and Keith returned to Stardew Valley for the summer fishing derby. Lessons were learned and bucket hats had by all. The archives of Stardew multiplayer streams #3 and #4 are also now up on our YouTube channel.

Oh, so it’s illegal to stuff yourself inside of a giant teddy bear now? Grow up. Farming too mundane for you? Then let me introduce you to the crime-solving, mind-reading, fashion-coordinating world of Life Makeover with Janine. Unravel the truth behind a shocking crime and then, mid-confrontation, pick up your phone to hurriedly make an outfit for a hot girl party. It’s important.

Bonus! I said there would be gems. As you may know Austin has some history with Catholicism, and never has that manifested more (citation needed) than it does in this clip from a recent episode of Shelved By Genre, kinetic type-ified by @grimportents on X. What’s Shelved by Genre, you ask? Why it’s a podcast on the Ranged Touch network where Austin, Cameron Kunzelman and Michael Lutz read and discuss genre fiction. Currently they’re neck-deep in Ursula K. Le Guin’s Earthsea, so give them a listen!