
A Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire podcast for the girls, the gays, the theys, and the well-behaved straights. Every week Rhani and Spicer will discuss three chapters from the A Song of Ice and Fire book series, breaking down the lore, characters, and plot with a hefty dose of opinions. Feel free to read along with us before each episode or just show up to hear us yap! New Episodes Every Tue... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | a year ago |
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Daenerys starts the fiery revolution we all need, Sansa gets surprised with the marriage of her nightmares, and Arya goes to a strange in with no food but lots of women.
Chapters discussed:
Daenerys III
Sansa III
Arya V
Next Week’s Chapters:
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Bran gets the plot of the upcoming play Game of Thrones: The Mad King spoiled for him, Davos has philosophical disagreements with Melisandre, and Jon Snow enjoys spooky ghost stories and sex in caves.
Chapters discussed:
Bran II
Davos III
Jon III... more
Jaime struggles to understand how his privileged upbringing has helped him in a neurotypical world, Arya encounters some warm motherly love for the first time in god knows how long, and Daenerys travels to the most horrifying slave city in the world.... more
Sam is fat and has to run from ice fairies, Tyrion meets a new conniving council who all hear wedding bells, and Catelyn watches Robb make another honorable but dumb decision.
Chapters discussed:
Samwell I
Tyrion III
Catelyn III
Next Week’s Chap... more
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I found this podcast because I’m a follower of Rhani’s on TikTok, and I love it! I’ve never read the books but now I get to pretend I have heehee 💗 Very entertaining but also comforting enough to listen to while sleeping!
I came because I wanted a collegiate lecture on all things Game of Thrones. I stayed to listen to two grown men harass each other with making musical theatre references.
Not to be dramatic, but this podcast got me through 2025, which was a bad year for several national and global reasons, but also my cat got really sick and died. Rhani and Spicer’s goofball queer joy gets me out of my head better than just about anything else. I also truly adore them for going so hard on feminist and queer readings of these books, and damn it’s nice to hear two besties appreciating the hell out of GRRM’s story craft. Is it a perfect podcast? No, but also yes it really is.
This has become one of my favourite part of the week and has reignited by love of the asoiaf
I left the GoT fandom over 10 years ago, but have recently let it back into my dark winter heart. And these 2 adorable sassy theatre spawn, are such a nice addition to the over serious, indulgent content that can take over the GoT space. They balance each other well, and live in a sweet spot with their fun, intelligent analysis of the text. Mermaids lives Matter.
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A witty, listener-friendly deep-dive into a popular fantasy saga, blending sharp character analysis with playful pop-culture tangents. Episodes center on three chapters per week, exploring leadership, gender, power, and moral complexity in a richly imagined world, while underscoring intersectional and feminist readings of the material. The hosts' dynamic—humor, warmth, and candid critique—gives the show strong crossover appeal to readers and casual fans alike, including those new to the books. Noteworthy is the emphasis on queer and feminist perspectives, plus theatrical flair and crowd-pleasing banter that keeps conversations approachable and entertaining for a broad, engaged audience.
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