Hi! I love the idea of capturing the process of learning to DM and making that available to other people, whether it be by podcasting, by blogging or some other avenue. I think I'd love playing in your game. Let me give you a vague idea of what you'd be getting into what I think my pros and cons as a player are, so you can see whether you think I fit. I, too, really love overacting voicing characters. I'm told that my voice acting is entertaining, and most (though not all) people find my voice reasonably pleasant to listen to, which is probably a nice quality if you're on a podcast. I have a good quality microphone and a pop filter, which is an AWESOME quality if you're on a podcast. I have some experience doing narration in my home studio, so there's a chance I may be able to help debug if anyone runs into difficulties with audio setup. (It's not a great chance, because a lot of issues are hard to debug unless one's physically there. But it's a chance!) I'm a patient person and I view technical difficulties as a natural (and sometimes hilarious) part of the online D&D experience, so I won't get flustered if we have to spend 10 minutes debugging why none of us can see the map or something. My timezone is technically PDT, but I work for a Korean company so my work schedule is on KST -- exactly the same as JST. It's a perfect match! Okay, maybe not a perfect match. I've played very little, and it was a long time ago. I really want to get into 5e, but so far I've only played 4th and 3.5E. While I'm willing to work hard to master the rules, I'll probably have to ask some dumb questions -- in some cases multiple times, particularly if it pertains to a spell that isn't on my spell list or a condition that I haven't experienced yet. ("So wait, what does 'restrained' do again? I thought that was 'grappled'?!") I have a wacky sense of humor, so if you're not okay with some shenanigans, you probably should not let me play a bard. Let's see… that covers everything I can think of about myself. I'm happy to answer any questions you have, too, within reason -- I won't have a strong concept of what character I would play until I know more about the campaign, so not that one. ;-)