RQ Network Feed Drop - Push the Roll with Ross Bryant: The Obverse of the Mirror Part 1

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🗓️ 10 September 2025

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

This month we are featuring an episode of one of many exciting podcasts on the RQ Network: Push the Roll with Ross Bryant.

You can listen to the 2nd part of this brilliant episode by using this link

Push the Roll with Ross Bryant is a weekly improvised comedy horror actual play podcast hosted and GM’ed by Ross Bryant (Dropout TV, Glass Cannon Podcast) and Corbin Cupp, creator of the award winning podcast Ain’t Slayed Nobody.

Each episode of Push the Roll will feature an improvised Call of Cthulhu adventure combining cosmic horror, tabletop RPG, and dark comedy. Guided by their Patreon suggestions and tumbling dice, each episode is fascinating and unnerving. Anything can happen, anywhere, anytime.

This first episode is called The Obverse of the Mirror which inspired the creation of the entire show. This untold tale of Oscar Wilde blends gothic decadence with the horrors that lurk behind every reflection.

You can find the episode transcript at https://pushtheroll.com/transcripts.

Push the Roll with Ross Bryant is created and produced by Cuppycup and Hosted by Ross Bryant.

Cast:

Ross Bryant,

Paula Deming,

Virginia Lee,

Scott Dorward,

and Corbin Cupp

Introduction and outro by Helen Gould.

You can also listen to Push the Roll with Ross Bryant on the Rusty Quill website, on Acast, on its official website, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Content warnings

-Body Horror

-Psychological Horror

-Supernatural Horror

-Violence

-Profanity

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hi everyone, it's Billy here.
0:02.2	Today, we are sharing an episode from one of the brilliant podcasts on the RQ Network,
0:07.1	Push the Roll with Ross Bryant.
0:09.1	Push the Roll with Ross Bryant is a weekly improvised comedy horror actual play podcast
0:14.2	from the creators of the award-winning Ain't Slade Nobody podcast.
0:18.2	Each episode features improvised Call of Cthulhu Adventures, combining cosmic
0:22.7	horror, tabletop RPG, and dark comedy filled with amazing special guests. This first episode
0:28.9	is called The Obverse of the Mirror, which inspired the creation of the entire show. This
0:34.0	untold tale of Oscar Wild blends Gothic decadence with the horrors that lurk behind
0:39.1	every reflection. To listen to the next exciting episode, you can click on the link in the description
0:43.8	or search for Push the Roll with Ross Bryant wherever you get your podcasts. Or you can find more
0:49.2	information on rusty cool.com or push the roll.com. Have fun and enjoy the episode.
0:56.8	Wow. Live and direct in the booth with Virginia, Scott, Paula, Cah. We're about to play some Call of Cthulhu. What is more Lovecraftian than a fear of the unknown, the unknown, the unexpected? Well, what could be more unknown than what is about to happen now?
1:11.0	We know nothing about the session that we were about to do.
1:14.4	We're going to come up with a scenario on the fly and improvised through it.
1:18.8	So I'm excited and a little bit terrified.
1:22.5	Let's see what happens.
1:24.6	Cup, let it rip.
1:25.4	What is the title for today's improvised game?
1:28.9	All right.
1:29.2	So what we've done is we've taken the Patreon backer suggestions and loaded them all into a
1:34.0	random table and rolled against that to select the title, trying to like live up to the
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