# Timothy Brown

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Timothy Brown on TSR, D&D's Dark Sun, Dragon Kings, WOTC and More⁠

I sat down with Timothy Brown, one of the original designers of Dark Sun for Dungeons and Dragons, for a full, exclusive interview. This is one of the only in-depth conversations with Tim available anywhere. We cover his path into game design, how Dark Sun actually came together at TSR, what hap ...

We Discuss How Pop Warner Shaped the Forward Pass and Modern Offense

Pop Warner predicted the single wing would return and that the T formation would disappear, and we open by examining that claim from his 1950 interview. I speak with historian Timothy P. Brown to place Warner’s forecast in historical context and to explain how his innovations, including early us ...

We Discuss How Pop Warner Shaped the Forward Pass and Modern Offense

Pop Warner predicted the single wing would return and that the T formation would disappear, and we open by examining that claim from his 1950 interview. I speak with historian Timothy P. Brown to place Warner’s forecast in historical context and to explain how his innovations, including early us ...

Episode 70: Masks of Nyarlathotep: Kenya

Yet again we prove anything is possible with the power of procrastination! Here in the last days of the month we pulled off an 11th hour recording. Bill was out due to family concerns, but Ed and Lou take up the slack with another episode reflecting on one of the greatest Call of Cthulhu adventu ...

Integrating Palliative Care Into GI Oncology with Dr. Joseph McCollom

In this episode of The Gut-Onc Lab, Drs. Nicholas Hornstein and Timothy Brown welcome double-boarded GI oncologist and palliative care specialist Dr. Joseph McCollom (known online as the "Real Bow Tie Doc" from Parkview Health / Packnett Family Cancer Institute). Bringing a unique perspective to ...

Hiding in the shadows of Dark Sun!

Join host Ross and special guest, Timothy Brown, one of the creators of the Dark Sun setting. They discuss what went into creating it, what kind of games work in the setting and more.

Revealing the Forgotten Origins of the Cal–Stanford "Big Game"

I spoke with Timothy Brown of FootballArchaeology.com and we trace the Cal–Stanford rivalry to 1892, which produced the first intercollegiate game west of the Rockies. I explain that Cal played clubs and schools in winter and spring until Stanford’s arrival shifted the season, and that early con ...

Revealing the Forgotten Origins of the Cal–Stanford "Big Game"

I spoke with Timothy Brown of FootballArchaeology.com and we trace the Cal–Stanford rivalry to 1892, which produced the first intercollegiate game west of the Rockies. I explain that Cal played clubs and schools in winter and spring until Stanford’s arrival shifted the season, and that early con ...

Roll Up Your Sleeves: Keith McKendall on Service & Community

Past Alabama Kiwanis governor Keith McKendall says real change happens in the streets, in the courts and in the boardroom, and that the church is at its best when it rolls up its sleeves. A conversation on service, character and community. In this episode of Keep Looking Up: History and Hope, ho ...