I got my start as a Game Master with Basic Dungeons & Dragons in 1979. I've been a "forever DM," since then and have only played in games a handful of times. I got my start as a professional GM in the fourth quarter of 2018, when I started running three 3-hour long D&D 5e campaigns per week for a small game shop in Troutdale, Oregon. When the pandemic hit and forced businesses to lockdown, my players and I took our games online and continue to play today.
These are games as you would play them. There are no professional actors, staged scenes, or scripts. These are raw tabletop games as they are played, for good or bad. I do not edit anything out. We do not generally do identity politics at the table and we maintain many of the original concepts from both Traveller and Dungeons & Dragons. This may be "problematic," for today's audiences. To that, we say: Get a thicker skin.