The Strangest Places You've Listened to RPPR?

[TheStrangerInTheFog]

I download the Actual Plays onto my iPod, which I generally take with me when I go hiking. So basically; at the top of Hay Bluff, during the hike up Snowdon, and whilst scrambling along the Clevedon coastline. Also, when I had a pretty miserable job as a marshal at a paintball centre, last Summer, RPPR kept me entertained during the tedium of kit-cleaning and gun-maintenance.

How about the rest of you?

[Dom]

The Venezuelan-Colombian border.

No, seriously.

[Tadanori Oyama]

We had a thread like this way back. Glad to see a new one.

My go to is that I used to listen to RPPR on my MP3 player in the back of my church and sometimes had to stifle laugher during sermons.

I also walk rather than drive most of the time so sometimes I've been outside during the dark of winter, close to midnight, crossing a bridge over a swamp with an RPPR Call of Cthulhu game to keep me company.

[TheStrangerInTheFog]

The Venezuelan-Colombian border.

No, seriously.

I...

...wow.

[BeyondSandrock]

The Venezuelan-Colombian border.

No, seriously.

Now was this while on the run from the cartels?

[Review Cultist]

The Venezuelan-Colombian border.

No, seriously.

Now was this while on the run from the cartels?

And were you listening to "Rifts-The Eliminators" AP? XD

[Dom]

Now was this while on the run from the cartels?

Nah, nothing that glamorous.

 I live in Venezuela, and I went on bus to Colombia. This was quite a few years ago, maybe 2010? I remember that I listened to U-Boote Herause Parts 1 & 2 almost front to back during the trip, and that Adam Scott Glancy's dulcet tones was all that made the 9 hour bus ride close to bearable.

[Tim]

I actually listened to my first RPPR games while on a small bus (really a glorified van) crammed with people in Costa Rica going from the airport in San Jose down to the far south pacific coast line.

After that it has been a lot less interesting, I listen on planes while I travel for work and such but mostly I got a fitbit a year or so ago and listen to RPPR as well as other podcasts while getting my steps in.

[Gorkamorka]

I'm willing to bet that I'm both RPPRs most northern listener and it's most southern listener.

I have regularly listened to RPPR right up at the Arctic circle at 65°41' North and also regularly (thou understandably not at the same time) at 42°53' South.

I'd love to see if anyone can proof me wrong.

[Biest]

I usually have earphones in when I travel and often walk around the cities I am in. The strangest places might have been a medival castle, a radio station and a few occupied buildings. All of them in Germany, which probably isn't a very exotic locale.

[Thorn]

A bit off topic, but the activities I'm involved on are usually stranger than the actual location.  That is, unless you count Eastern Kentucky as strange.  So far this past year I have listened to rppr actual play sessions while operating a chainsaw and deer hunting. Infact, I was listening to the No Evil series when I shot a buck this past November. I think it was the episode when the group apprehended Killie.

[D6xD6 - Chris]

Walmart.  At 3:00 A.M. 

RPPR gave me courage.  RPPR gave me strength.

[Teuthic]

I listened to a few episodes the Eclipse Phase campaign while drinking moonshine in the Galapagos foothills. Then I went to see tortoises!

[Harrowed]

Sitting on metal stairs just above fifteen feet of water, four stories underground at a concrete plant. The sump pumps had failed and I had to repair them.

It was dark, wet, cold and I was listening to Iron Devil.

[SageNytell]

While investigating identity theft.
Literally on the beach.
While driving through hill towns with fog so thick you couldn't see five feet ahead.