“It’s just collective storytelling with some dice rolling, you’ll pick it up fast,” Murph says in the intro episode. The hosts make it an inclusive space where everybody can come to enjoy, not just D&D masters. Three heroes start their campaign in a “morally grey post-war world” and have to solve problems along the way. In this D&D play podcast, the story takes place in a world that has already been saved. Murph, Emily, Jake, Caldwell (and Paw Paw) immerse listeners in their mystical world week after week. The only difference is that one is $5, which they call Grey Wolf, and the other is $4.70, otherwise known as the Grey Wolf Tax Dodge. What they offer patrons: Chapo Trap House offers two tiers, both of which offer access to weekly premium episodes and the entire back catalogue. Now the trio releases weekly episodes with co-host Amber A’Lee Frost and producer Chris Wade.
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Co-hosts and founders Will Menaker, Matt Christman, and Felix Biederman launched Chapo Trap House after appearing on Street Fight Radio together to review the movie “13 Hours.” What started as a low-budget show turned into one of the most popular political podcasts out there. It’s fiercely funny and brutally honest, earning it enough patrons to land among the top Patreon podcasts.
Since 2016, Chapo Trap House has been covering American politics like you’ve never seen it (or better yet, heard it) before.
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And for $20, patrons get the works - everything from the first two tiers plus a special monthly “Headlines” episode, the ability to vote on episodes, and more. At $10, patrons get all that, plus discounts, stickers, and a mini episode. What they offer patrons: For $5, patrons get a monthly bonus episode, early access, and audio extras.
The show only continues to grow in popularity and, most recently, they caught everyone’s attention (Taylor Swift included) with a brilliant April Fools prank that turned one of her songs into a pretty convincing true crime case. Crime Junkie became such a hit in its first few years that in 2019, Ashley went all in on the podcast and quit her day job. It’s the perfect way for people to feel like they’re part of the conversation, even though they’re probably listening alone in the car on their way to work. One host tells the story while the other chimes in with the questions listeners are itching to ask. Once a week, Ashley and Brit walk their listeners through a real-life case, never missing a chance to sneak in a life lesson or two about staying safe. If we didn’t already know it, Crime Junkie serves as pretty conclusive proof that people love crime.
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No matter what genre you’re in, everyone can learn something from these podcasters about how to use Patreon to build your creative business. They’re showing the creative community that there’s always room to do something different, to make an impression that’ll impact the way others view the entire podcasting industry. We’re talking about industry leaders who are changing the future of the medium and inspiring others to do the same. Here on Patreon, we’re lucky to have the best of the best creating podcasts about everything from Canadian politics to fantasy football.
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