Hello and welcome to the Ox Venture D&D podcast.

It is a D&D actual play podcast where we listen to episodes of Oxfenture and talk about them. I'm one of your hosts. I'm Jane Douglas. And I'm the other host, Andy Farron. Welcome. Are we listening to D&D today? No, Andy, in fact, today we're here to talk about the very future of Oxfenture. Cool. Cool. Like in space or? No, no. Well, if you'll just hold your horses, I've got talking points from producer Zach here. Oh, man. We're going to talk about what's to come for Ox Venture. Don't worry, don't fear. This isn't one of those scary about the future. This isn't like your mom and dad want to have a talk with you. You're not in trouble. Yeah. But things are going to change around here. of you, you have two Christmases. So that's good. It's nothing like that. No. It is also an episode of the podcast because we're very aware that it's, it's been a while. It's been a damn minute since the last episode of this podcast. Touch base. Someone told me that podcasting is all about, you know, regularity, frequency and being, well, someone who knows stuff about podcasts, I expect. Not me. Anyway, hi, sorry it's been a while. We're putting this out both as a video on the Oxfenture YouTube channel, YouTube.com slash Oxfenture and here. In your ears. In your ears, if we sound a little different, that is why we're in the same room together. Yeah, same studio together. Yeah, if you want to see what we look like while saying these words, you can look at it on YouTube.com. Yeah, I don't have to, though. I look pretty normal today, not even in a D&D costume. Yeah, I'm wearing a goosebumps t-shirt if you want to see that. Yeah, you do actually want to see Andy's sweet goosebumps.

My escape from Horrelland T-shirt. Yeah. Pretty sweet. Have you been doing? I don't want to like, I don't want to bury the lead, but I also do like a little chit-chat at the top of the show. So just a little, a little taste of chit-chat. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hang on, it has been a while.

Don't forget about the podcast network, which we call home as if you could.

Oh, yeah. It's called, what's it called? It's geek media. Geek media is the podcast network from IGN entertainment. Home of all the IGN entertainment podcast. Yeah, such as. Podcast unlocked. Unlocked. Which Mike is recording an episode of right now next door. We can hear and through the war. In actual fact, Mike is over there doing some podcasting. Michael be on podcast unlocked with those folks. So listen to that. But yeah, that's keep media. How about Andy Ferrant media? How about me? What media have you been engaging with? That's usually what we talk about, isn't it? We do mostly talk about that. Well, you and I went to look at Ray Finds' Bone Temple. Yeah, we went to the Rayfine's Bone Temple. Yeah, I thought that was pretty great. I would join Ray Fine's Bone Temple cult. Yeah, it was, yeah, it was, so if you don't know about Ray Fines Cisbonne Temple which is just such a great

thing to say it's like you know how Tolkien said sell ador was the most i think it's quite hard

because i always have to remember every time i see Ray Fines name written down i have to remind myself

that it's not Ralph Fiennes so it's Ray Fynne so it's actually not that easy to say

sell ador was apparently the most pleasing combination of syllables to say. But I think it should be replaced by Ray Fines's Bone Temple. Fine. All right. I'm not going to fight you on that. I've got to pick my battles. The most pleasant thing to say. So it's the latest 28 days later. It's a zombie movie. It's a sequel to 28 years later. Yeah, which only came out last year. Yeah, it picks up where that ends.

Literally. later. It's a 20, it's a sequel to 28 years later. Yeah.

Which only came out last buddy year.

Yeah, it picks up where that ends.

Literally.

Yeah.

And it's not hugely a zombie film, really.

I mean, there's more zombies than your average movie.

Yeah, but it's mostly a sort of character study of Ray finds his character who's a doctor and a big zombie

who is called Samson and also an insane man dressed like Jimmy Saville.

Yes.

Yeah, it is that.

I think that there's a long tradition of zombie movies actually being about what people do in the post-apocalypse. No,

exactly. It's about the real zombies. The real monsters. It's man. With us. Yeah. Or along.

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