The Power Source
Making Every Level An Epic Level
Making Every Level An Epic Level
Bringing Epic To All Levels Of Play
FAQ
"What's the music you play during the show and where can I get it?"
The unique music for each show can be found in the show notes for each individual episode, and it is all easily accessable on iTunes. The more constant music (like bumpers or openings) are listed below.
The Power Source is lucky enough to be a member of the d20 Radio Network, and, together, they are able to afford royalty payments each year. It isn't cheap, but we think the addition of music here on the show is worth the investment for you, our listeners.
"Why should I listen to you? What do you know?"
Really? Nothing. Like thousands of other DMs and players, Jared and his guests struggle with the same D&D problems you do everytime they play the game. Honestly, though, we think that's WHY you should listen.
In addition, a big part of the show is listener participation! If you think we're wrong, tell us! We'll listen to you for the same reason we think you should listen to us.
It sounds sappy, but nobody's perfect, and we hope to all become better DMs and players together.
The unique music for each show can be found in the show notes for each individual episode, and it is all easily accessable on iTunes. The more constant music (like bumpers or openings) are listed below.
- Opening: Up is Down from The Pirates of the Carribean: At World's End by Hans Zimmer.
- Divine News: Crusaders from Kingdom of Heaven by Harry Gregson- Willaims.
- Elements of Chaos: The Asteroid Field from The Empire Strikes Back by John Williams
- Emerging from the Shadows: Chevaliers de Sangreal from The DaVinci Code by Hans Zimmer.
- On the In-Psion: Peril from Halo 2 by Martin O'Donnell.
- Martial Practices: Journey to Transylvania from Van Helsing by Alan Silvestri
- Primal Worlds: The Echo Game from House of Flying Daggers by Kathleen Battle and Shigeru Umebayashi.
- Unearthed Arcana: The Map Room/Dawn from Raiders of the Lost Ark by John Williams.
The Power Source is lucky enough to be a member of the d20 Radio Network, and, together, they are able to afford royalty payments each year. It isn't cheap, but we think the addition of music here on the show is worth the investment for you, our listeners.
"Why should I listen to you? What do you know?"
Really? Nothing. Like thousands of other DMs and players, Jared and his guests struggle with the same D&D problems you do everytime they play the game. Honestly, though, we think that's WHY you should listen.
In addition, a big part of the show is listener participation! If you think we're wrong, tell us! We'll listen to you for the same reason we think you should listen to us.
It sounds sappy, but nobody's perfect, and we hope to all become better DMs and players together.
E-Mail The Power Source
powersourcepodcast@gmail.com
Member of the d20 Radio Network
www.d20radio.com
