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Robin Hood is one of the most ubiquitous figures in the English-speaking world. He’s been the star of countless films, television shows, books, games, and branded merchandise from baking supplies to investment apps. Whether he’s wearing a dark shrouding hood or a jaunty pointed cap, there’s a distinct image that comes to mind when you hear the name. Our mission is to dissect that image. Through interviews with academics and experts we’ll be taking a focused look on what one would actually expect of a forest-dwelling outlaw in late 12th century England. How many Merry Men could comfortably dwell within Sherwood Forest? How extensive was the authority of a local Sheriff? Would those tights of Lincoln green be comfortable to wear? You know, the important stuff. Interview episodes will be interspersed with episodes delving into our pop-culture portrayals as we take a chronological look at Robin Hood’s extensive filmography one movie at a time. So string your bows, prepare a lusty laugh,
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Signup to Generate a PitchRobin Hood is one of the most ubiquitous figures in the English-speaking world. He’s been the star of countless films, television shows, books, games, and branded merchandise from baking supplies to investment apps. Whether he’s wearing a dark shrouding hood or a jaunty pointed cap, there’s a distinct image that comes to mind when you hear the name.
Into the Greenwood is hosted by Thaddeus. The show has published 91 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 79: Splitting Arrows- Sci-Fi & Sorcery with The New Adventures of Robin Hood from 1997" (27 October 2026, 151 minutes), "Episode 78: Kitbashing the Legends of Robin Hood with Matt Burns" (7 October 2026, 61 minutes), and "Episode 77: Pirates, Outlaws, and Mythmaking with Richard Blakemore" (28 August 2026, 92 minutes).
Into the Greenwood publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 84 minutes across 91 episodes.
Booking probability for Into the Greenwood is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Into the Greenwood requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Into the Greenwood's contact route on record: verified email.
Thaddeus hosts Into the Greenwood, an arts podcast with 91 episodes published.
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Mike Nichols returns to the Greenwood to join Thaddeus and Rick in reminiscing over the action adventure television trend from the late 90s and review some episodes from a mostly forgotten Robin Hood show from that era...
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As of this recording, a new Robin Hood themed tabletop game has reached its crowdfunding goal. 'Outlaws: The Curse of Sherwood Forest' is a cooperative skirmish game that blends the legends of Robin Hood and King Arthur...
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Dr. Richard Blakemore, associate professor in the Department of History at the University of Reading, enters the Greenwood to discuss the many interesting ways in which both the reality of the Golden Age of Piracy AND...
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Ben Curly and Mike Nichols return to the Greenwood to share their infectious enthusiasm for a jack russell terrier with a penchant for classic literature from the mid 90s. Meanwhile, Thaddeus and Rick rediscover the...
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After a lengthy public engagement project, in July of 2026, a new statue honoring the figure of Maid Marian was erected on Maid Marian Way in the City of Nottingham. To discuss the community engagement with this...
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<p>What sort of film would you have made when you were 15?<br/>That's the question we ask as we watch what is likely to be the most obscure Robin Hood film we've encountered to date.<br/>Ari Papke joins Richard...
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<p>Medieval literature expert, Dr. Mark Truesdale, joins us in the Greenwood to discuss how early Robin Hood literature fits within the scope of the popular 'King and Commoner' tales that were being told around the same...
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<p>Introducing the first "Side Targets" episode of Into the Greenwood!<br/>This is the series where Thaddeus and Rick take a look at a randomly selected film or series that provides some sort of modern spin on Robin...
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<p>Writer and composer Amber Lipman of the theatre troupe, The Edinbards, enters the Greenwood to discuss 'Nottingham: The Musical', a brand new theatrical production that reaches into the past to incorporate medieval...
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<p>Two Robin Hood parodies helmed by Mel Brooks enter... one podcast episode leaves...<br/>Theo Papke returns to the Greenwood to join Richard Hopkins-Lutz and Thaddeus Papke in a discussion covering both 1975's 'When...
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<p>Fan favorite guest AJ returns to the Greenwood to join Thaddeus and Rick for their first viewing of the film that inspired their beloved Men in Tights. <br/>How does this blockbuster from the early '90s hold...
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<p>George Bickers of Three Sails Studios joins us in the Greenwood to discuss the self-described "love letter to his working class rage" that is the new ttrpg Gallows Corner. <br/>Along the way we also discuss the...
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<p>Robin Hood enthusiasts and scholars from around the world gather to express their thoughts following the conclusion of the first season of the MGM+ Robin Hood show.<br/>Listen in to hear what we loved, what let us...
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<p>We're back with our final installment in our 70th anniversary celebration of The Adventures of Robin Hood television show! <br/>This time we go back to the beginning of the show to see how the iconic characters of...
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<p>There’s nothing in the lively and pop-music infused Robin Hood pantomime performances or in 'The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood' by Howard Pyle that speaks of winter time or the Christmas holiday, but in his book...
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<p>While on this podcast we often use Robin Hood as a lens for learning more about folklore or the medieval past, it is is the enduring applicability of how we have come to understand the figure that keeps him relevant...
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<p>We're back with another installment in our 70th anniversary celebration of The Adventures of Robin Hood television show! This time we take a look at one of the final episodes of series as we fulfill special guest Ben...
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<p>A few Robin Hood nerds from around the world share their initial reactions to the first two episodes of the new MGM+ Robin Hood series.<br/>Come listen to both the expressions of heartfelt enjoyment and the...
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<p>We swap out the sheltering tranquility of the greenwood for the primal dangers of the wildwood as Tim Hall, author of the Blind Bowman Trilogy joins me for a discussion about blending the legends of Robin Hood with...
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<p>In celebration of All Hallow's Eve, Mike Nichols returns to the Greenwood as we review S.1 E.36 "The Thorkil Ghost", which basically takes the form of a medieval Scooby Doo mystery, but... you know... with some...
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