Video games have always been a space for everyone, yet a persistent cultural myth continues to tell women and girls otherwise. Versatile actor, voice actor, producer, and writer Madeleine Dee, known globally as the voice of Willow in Reverse: 1999 and Aster in Tower of Fantasy, as well as an executive producer for Felicia Day’s film “The Guild: Ren Faire’d,” is setting out to rewrite that narrative. She is launching Sharing Scores, a brand-new audio and video podcast dedicated to the women who shaped video game history and those driving its future.
In partnership with the UK-based organization Women in Games, where Dee serves as an official ambassador and content creator, this campaign is designed to be a joyful, nerdy festival of community, validation, and celebration. But to bring this grand vision to life, the project needs the community’s help right now on Kickstarter.
Madeleine Dee’s “Sharing Scores Podcast” Brings Women’s Gaming History to Life
Despite the massive, diverse audience that plays games today, many women and girls still grow up facing the tired stereotype that gaming is exclusively for young boys. As Madeleine Dee shared on the Kickstarter page, playing since toddlerhood still brings strange looks or skeptical responses, and watching friends hide their gaming as they got older sparked the idea for the show. Sharing Scores aims to dismantle those barriers by spotlighting brilliant women across all sectors of the industry. The podcast will feature deep dives into what guests do, their current projects, and the games they love most, all while fostering a welcoming space for women and girls to find true community and special in-person events.
The project already boasts an incredible roster of confirmed guests ready to jump in as soon as funding goals are met. This includes activist and gaming icon Felicia Day, acclaimed voice actor Tara Platt, industry veteran Julia Bianco Schoeffling, creator Aiden Dawn, and industry legend Roberta Williams, the co-founder of Sierra On-Line and pioneer of graphical adventure games.
Why You Need to Back the “Sharing Scores” Kickstarter
The initial Kickstarter goal represents the absolute bare minimum required to cover equipment, taxes, and platform fees to get the project off the ground. However, the ultimate dream relies on momentum. Reaching 100 percent funding within the first two days is critical for Kickstarter visibility. From there, pushing toward 300 percent or 400 percent funding unlocks the grand plan of a full 20-episode first season featuring an even mix of celebrity talent and hardworking behind-the-scenes professionals. Higher funding tiers will directly support hiring professional editors, graphic designers, marketers, and producing bonus side quests like video game reviews, targeting a premiere in early 2027.
With over 20 years of experience in professional acting and content creation, host Madeleine Dee is well-equipped to navigate production challenges. While scheduling high-profile talent could occasionally push the target timeline to mid-2027 at the latest, the commitment to transparency and quality remains unwavering. You can pledge and back the campaign on Kickstarter to secure early rewards, or reach out privately for business sponsorships at SharingScoresPodcast at gmail dot com. Be sure to follow the journey across social media on Instagram, TikTok, Discord, and Twitch @SharingScoresPodcast, and keep an eye on SharingScoresPodcast.com for updates.
