
Come obsess over A Song of Ice and Fire and Game of Thrones with us! Our show is an enthusiastic and heavily-detailed look at the past, present and future of Westeros and the realms beyond.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 417 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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As the stakes rise, the game of thrones in Greece continues to get bloodier. Epaminondas aims to strike directly at Spartan power and Agesilaus, but faces political enemies back at home, while Pelopidas heads north to deal with chaos of the two Alexa... more
Not only the most unique and horrifyingly clever campaign of terror and slaughter in the Dance of the Dragons, one of the most unusual in all of Westeros history. The dead came to dine, and not everyone in attendance wanted to be there. Featuring Cri... more
Aziz is joined by guests Steven Attewell (Race for the Iron Throne) and Jim McGeehin (Wars and Politics of Ice and Fire) to recap one of the largest battles in the history of Westeros. The Red Dragon vs. the Black Dragon, winner takes the Iron Throne... more
Prince Aerion thought he was a dragon in human skin, and he seems to have had dragon dreams, but truly - he was a monster. A look at his full life, before and after Ashford Meadow, including his time in Essos, his rumored use of black magic, his time... more
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I’m only listening to the re-reads, and they do a really good job of getting into the literary elements/devices and George’s inspirations and stuff. But they leave out a HUGE source: the music
of the Grateful Dead. They mention every literary allusion, historical reference, etc., but they leave out the massive clues and references that come from the Dead’s song lyrics and have attributed stuff George has stated are GD references to
other books/mediums. We all
have our blind spots, but this is a ... more
Not only am I impressed with the actual content but the amount of content produced for a fictional universe. I imagine a new book in the main series was expected sooner than 16+ years and counting but even without it, this crew produces entertaining shows on a frequent basis. Bravo. If you like the game of thrones universe these are a fun listen.
Love the pod but so much time is taken up explaining to Shawn why he is wrong that could be better spent elsewhere 5 starts with out him
You all do great reviews, and I do enjoy your point of views.
Please consider the female voice modulating her voice. She pushes her way into the conversation in a talking over and interrupting manner. She has a shrill voice when she raises the volume of her voice. Her reading out loud might make this a little more noticeable.
Need a Raymun tee shirt run
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This show delivers deeply researched analysis of George R.R. Martin's world, blending in-world lore with broad historical parallels. Episodes frequently explore characters, dynasties, and big-picture politics across Westeros and beyond, while peppering discussions with pop-culture references and guest perspectives. Listeners can expect rigorous storytelling, thoughtful debates, and a lively, opinionated vibe that values both canonical detail and speculative theory. A notable strength is the mix of regular hosts with occasional guests, which keeps the coverage fresh and keeps complex lore approachable for devoted fans and newcomers alike.
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2. Steven Atwell
3. George R. R. Martin
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