About the Podcast
Meet the Wizards
Stephen also has a history in MMORPGs as well as tabletop gaming and Dungeons and Dragons. He also has experience in podcasting, helping host 2 World of Warcraft podcasts. After getting introduced to the Spiral by Leesha, Stephen quickly fell in love with it as well and thought it would be fun to share that by making a Wizard 101 podcast. His main character is also a Death school wizard with his primary alt being an Ice school wizard named John Spiritcaller. Steve's favorites include the spell Skeletal Pirate and his signature swashbuckler hat.
Fallon is a long time, experienced Wizard 101 player. Her focus in game is leveling one of her many alts or playing any one of her several legendary wizards in the PVP arena. Her main characters are her Death and Storm wizards. Fallon shares her love of Wizard 101 with her daughter and many friends in game. Before joining the podcast as a regular host, Fallon appeared on the Storm school study hall to share her vast knowledge of the game.
Leesha is a long time MMORPG gamer who got started back in 1999 with Ultima Online. She's spent time in dozens of online games since that time and discovered the Spiral in the summer of 2009. Her main character is a Death school wizard and her favorite spell is Feint. Some of her other favorite things in game are ninja pigs, piggle pets, the seamstress and her black pony who looks like a grumpy version of My Little Pony. Leesha's experience in podcasting goes back to 2007 and in that time she's hosted and appeared on many podcasts about gaming.
The Friendly Necromancer (aka Thomas Lionblood) is a prolific blogger in the Wizard 101 community who brings his vast knowledge and unique sense of humor to the podcast in his "Friendly's Tip" segment on Ravenwood Radio.
Christina is also an active community member and writer for Diary of a Wizard who brings her love of the Ice school and disdain for Mindy Pixiecrown to Ravenwood Radio in a segment called "Tip of the Iceburg".
Ditto is everyones favorite Fabricated American wizard and blogger who shares his experiences in game with us on Ravenwood Radio in the segment "Daring Adventures of Ditto".
Kevin is a PVP Guru and is one of the masterminds behind the Petnome Project who contributes to the show through tips and assisting us as a chat room moderator.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I listen live?
Join us every other Wednesday at 8:30PM Central Standard Time right here on the website. Just click on "listen live". Check the front page of the website for updates on when the next live recording will be held.
What if I can't make it to the live show?
You can always download the show later right from the front page of the website. The recorded version is usually released a couple days after the live recording. You can then listen using the purple media player in each post. For automatic updates you can subscribe in any RSS reader by clicking the "read in rss" image to the right. Or if you have iTunes you can get automatic updates by subscribing in iTunes. Just open iTunes and click the "listen in iTunes" link to the right. Then hit "subscribe" to download the show that way.
How do I leave an iTunes review?
You can leave a review in 2 ways. Just go to the iTunes store and find Ravenwood Radio by searching or clicking the link on our site. Then you can leave a star rating by using the drop down menu. Or you can write your own review by clicking "write a review". You will need to have an iTunes account to do these things. Reviews and ratings are a great way for Ravenwood Radio to become a featured podcast so we really appreciate them.
Can I have a True Friend Code?
The hosts love to meet and play with their podcast listeners. But often times we aren't able to respond to or give out TFCs to everyone. The best way to meet us in game is at the different in-game events and meetups we have throughout the year.
How do you make Ravenwood Radio?
Making a podcast can be as simple or as high tech as you want. Leesha and Steve use a pretty simple setup so the show is easier and less expensive to produce. There are lots of resources online that can show you how it's done, just google "how to podcast". Remember, most online podcasting services require that you be over the age of 18 to use them. Kids if you want to make a podcast make sure you have a responsible adult that you know in real life or a parent involved. Podcasting is fun but internet safety should always come first.
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