
Through the Glass Columns is a Wheel of Time read-along podcast hosted by Greg (who has never read the series or seen the show) and Tylor (who lives for this). Each week we will tackle about 30 pages, providing an accessible pace to experience this epic series. There's a lot of books. The show is spoiler free, including television spoilers, and will includes episodes discussing the Amazon Prime or... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 225 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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In "What the Aelfinn Said", "A Portion of Wisdom" and "Blue Carp Street", Tylor wonders what is going on the with ghosts of Asha'man, Greg debates whether Fain's appearance was earned, and Mat finally recognizes Tuon as his future wife.
In "News in a Cloth Sack", "Another Plan", and "Cold, Fat Raindrops" Tylor feels the momentum building, Greg is excited to see Thom finally putting his mark on the series, and Mat puts plans into motion.
In "Bonds", "Expectation", and "To Surprise Queens and Kings", Tylor wonders what Verin and Cadsuane are up to, Greg sees growth in Elayne's actions and also risk, and Alanna finally gets to talk to Rand.
In "Out of Thin Air", "To Lose the Sun", and "Among the Counsels", Tylor gives reminders about Shalon, Rochaid, and other promoted minor characters, Greg wonders whether Rand actually gets his big finish in this book, and Cadsuane and Verin scheme.
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I started reading these before the show came out, got real confused and gave up for a while. I got back into them because I loved the show and now I’m flying through them with help from you guys. Thanks for teaching me so much!
Sounds mushy and cuts out a lot . Very distracting. Other than this issue , I love this podcast…. I don’t even read the books!
The podcasters are educators and I admire how they discuss the novel structure in an engaging way. They really do a comprehensive job with their chapter breakdowns. References to other fandoms outside of Wheel of Time add color and clarity. I look forward to every new episode.
Production value is a little on the low side but not overly so. They do need to check mic levels sometimes. They’re educators so I’m not fussed since we don’t pay our teachers enough to buy fancy microphones. So, that ... more
I can’t find links to social media on APPLE podcasts show notes and searching doesn’t work either on Twitter. I wanted say I have had trouble hearing Tyler on a lot of episodes. I do love the content but it’s hard to hear sometimes and hard to contact you without links.
I’ve tried a few WOT book pods and this one is my favorite. Super great nerdy references to other epic tales. Smart and not puffed up know it all dudes. Please keep it coming.
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Apple Podcasts | #250 |
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A spoiler-free read-along discussion that guides listeners through the Wheel of Time at a steady, accessible pace—about 30 pages per episode. Two hosts, Greg and Tylor, bring complementary perspectives: Greg is new to the series while Tylor is a longtime enthusiast, which helps balance fresh-eyed curiosity with deep-dive analysis. Episodes focus on character dynamics, world-building, and plot momentum across chapters, with light humor and pop-culture references. The format emphasizes clarity for newcomers and occasional commentary on the Amazon adaptation, making it approachable for fans of the books and curious viewers alike.
A notable strength is the duo's dynamic and spoiler-free approach, which helps listeners track threads, anticipate... more
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