
A 20th anniversary celebration of the Lord of the Rings films
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Andor (2025)
Season Two Episodes 7-9
The galaxy is watching as Manu (@ManuclearBomb) and Emily (@JRRTweetien) march into Palmo Square to protest Dedra Meero's quest to extract deep foliated substrate kalkite. Steeped in French Resistance, Les Miser... more
Andor (2025)
Season Two Episodes 1 - 6
Manu (@ManuclearBomb) and Emily (@JRRTweetien) have friends everywhere as they zoom from Chandrila to Ghorman and back again to break down the first half of Andor Season 2! We break down the show's new format,... more
Lord of the Rings Catch-Up and Andor Preview
Manu (@ManuclearBomb) and Emily (@JRRTweetien) are finally back in the Shire, ready to catch up on the latest in Middle-Earth content...which we may or may not have watched/finished. In that we talk abou... more
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
Part 10: The Siege of Gondor
Manu (@ManuclearBomb) and Emily (@JRRTweetien) push their legions and siege engines into place as they prepare for the Siege of Minas Tirith. While Sauron's forces ar... more
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Perfect pod for any adoring LOTR fan. Emily and Manu are both brilliant and give caring and reverent insight. It’s really delightful. They’re both pretty opinionated, and I don’t alway agree with them, but I’m always delighted to learn (like in a deep-dive way) about the LOTR films and canon from two clever and charismatic fans.
i love lord of the rings. watching the movies for the first time* around the one year anniversary of my mom’s death helped me cope immensely, and I’ve made a habit of watching them every year since. im slowly working my way to the books, and am currently almost done with the hobbit.
manu and emily are so full of knowledge on LOTR it’s insane. every time i listen i find out something I didn’t know before, and i really love that. i don’t always agree with some of the takes (GANDALF FAN FOR LIFE),... more
I have especially loved the Andor recap episodes, Emily and Manu are both brilliant and funny, and Emily’s perspective on some of the Scottish and Irish tie ins and locations.
I don’t always agree with Manu and Emily on their Lord of the Rings or Star Wars takes, but they are consistently insightful and engaging when discussing material.
I also appreciate that they go deeper than plot, themes, or even wider lore in talking about the entertainment industry and society writ large and the places LOTR and SW fall in that content.
Both hosts offer something different, as well, leading to consistently diverse takes on material. Would hugely recommend for die-hard LoTR f... more
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The content focuses on an in-depth analysis and celebration of the Lord of the Rings films, with a strong emphasis on the intricacies of storytelling, character development, and thematic elements. Episodes frequently engage with broader pop culture through critical discussions of shows like Andor and Rings of Power, as well as a variety of other media that relate to Tolkien's work. The hosts, known for their insightful and often humorous takes, delve into the complexities of cinematic adaptations while also reflecting on personal experiences that relate to the stories being discussed. This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its mix of passionate analysis and entertaining commentary, making it a must-listen for both die-hard fans and cas... more
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