
The Hugo Nominated podcast with almost 15 years covering the Game of Thrones shows (when in season) and George RR Martin's books (the rest of the time)!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 425 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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This fresh and excellent take on Robert’s Rebellion features a long list of legendary events like the Battle of the Trident, the Sack of King’s Landing, the disappearance of Lyanna, the death of Aerys, and the Tower of Joy… and not just how it all en... more
We discuss the 3rd and 4th Blackfyre Rebellions, the Golden Company, and a lot more Bittersteel with the late, great Steven Attewell. Published February 5, 2017. Remastered 2026.
Find Steven at: racefortheironthrone.wordpress.com/
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Fire and blood consumes Greece as hopes of unity fade and the price of freedom rises. Arcadia tries to go it alone against all wisdom as Epaminondas heads north to free the imprisoned Pelopidas. His captor, the tyrant Alexander of Pherae brutally bre... more
Only 4 days after the UK we journeyed west on another adventure - this time to Anaheim, California for WorldCon where we were nominated for a Hugo Award! We attended the awards show and also hung out with GRRM, David J Peterson, John Picacio, the BwB... more
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Super knowledgeable about this universe. Blown away by the amount of content available and how smart it is.
Nina is so knowledgeable and clever, but her voice is so squeaky and high pitched that it actually hurts my ears to listen to her. I hate how sexist it sounds to say it, but I just can't take her episodes because her voice is so grating.
Less of the guy who doesn’t read please. Nobody wants to listen to 2 1/2 hours of lore with a guy who doesn’t know the lore.
do you wanna do the podcast yourself or let her talk? choose one. listened to two episodes and ashaya doesn’t get to speak until 6 minutes in, then 8 minutes. in one of the episodes she doesn’t get a full sentence out before being interrupted. please let her speak and have an actual conversation instead of rambling on your own.
back again. third listen. 11 minutes this time. jesus christ.
I can’t listen to the fake laughter between these two. Painful and cringy
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Long-running conversations about George R. R. Martin's fictional worlds, with particular attention to the history, characters, and political conflicts of A Song of Ice and Fire. Regular hosts Aziz and Ashaya combine detailed book-lore discussions with reviews and previews of screen adaptations, comparing what changes between page and screen and developing theories grounded in the source material. Coverage also reaches related works, live theater, conventions, and the real historical parallels behind Martin's storytelling. The format ranges from spoiler-heavy episode breakdowns and season reviews to extended explorations of Westerosi dynasties and events. Its appeal is the depth of its lore and its sustained focus on the wider fictional univ... more
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2. Steven Atwell
3. Jim the Fortuitous
4. George R. R. Martin
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