In this issue of the Carbuncle Chronicle, we chat about GATEway FATE 2.0. It was a FFXIV fan convention in St. Louis held on October 18th & 19th, 2025.
The Carbuncle Chronicle Issue 34: Our Experiences at GATEway FATE 2.0
OSMinterview! Natalie Van Sistine @ MTAC Another World
In this OSMinterview we chat with voice actor Natalie Van Sistine at MTAC Another World. She’s had voices in Spy X Family, My Hero Academia, and more!
The Carbuncle Chronicle Issue 33: Grinding the Gears of Final Fantasy I, II, & III and Their Place in XIV
In this issue of the Carbuncle Chronicle, we chat with Garrett and Kyle from Grinding Gear about Final Fantasy 1, II, and III! Oh and also FFXIV.
The Carbuncle Chronicle Issue 32: The Promise of Talking About Patch 7.3
In this issue of the Carbuncle Chronicle, we get into the spoilery and not-so spoilery parts of Patch 7.3: The Promise of Tomorrow.
OSMtable! TTRPGs & the Social Contract
The OSMtable! is back to chat about TTRPGs. This time we’re about safety tools, session zero, and other elements of the social contract.
The Carbuncle Chronicle Issue 31: Magic: The Gathering x Final Fantasy
In this issue of the Carbuncle Chronicle, we talk about the latest Magic: The Gathering card game expansion, Final Fantasy!
OSMtable! TTRPG World Building
In this OSMtable Dylan, Basil, and Tobias are joined by Niko to talk TTRPGs. The topic: General approaches to world-building when gamemastering.
OSMinterview! Alexis Tipton @ MTAC Another World
In this OSMinterview we chat with voice actor Alexis Tipton at MTAC Another World. She’s had voices in Kaguya-Sama: Love is War, My Hero Academia, and more!
The Carbuncle Chronicle Issue 30: Chatting With Jason Charles Miller @ MTAC Another World
In this issue of the Carbuncle Chronicle, we have a chat with voice actor and musician extraordinaire Jason Charles Miller at MTAC Another World.
OSMcast! Show #199: Streets of Fire
We talk about the rock & role fable theatrical film that is Streets of Fire. Subtext is for cowards, and as it turns out? Director and writer Walter Hill alongside writer Larry Gross, were no cowards.