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An in-depth thematic discussion of George R.R. Martin's epic fantasy series A Song of Ice and Fire, the basis for HBO's Game of Thrones, featuring Sean T. Collins and Stefan Sasse. Warning: Westerosi wonkery ahead.
Unknown Host hosts The Boiled Leather Audio Hour, a arts show with 227 episodes published.
There's a faux history book about the titular Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire which I read and then reawakened my urge to discuss totalitarianism and historical modelling in Star Wars with Bret Deveraux, and he was
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We are finally reunifying Germany!
Why did the Yi Ti build gigantic forts? Where did Azor Ahai really come from? Join us to not get any answers!
We're nearing the end. Not that anyone expected it when 1989 rolled around, but hindsight is a bitch.
We' re continuing our series and talk about the FRG in the 1980s.
We're reviewing the final episode of the season. What I show!
We talk about the big event, of course, but there's also a huge discussion about the worth of flashbacks and we even add a little addendum about the new trailer for the third season of House of the Dragon!
Payoffs are coming. We talk about the emotional impact this episode had.
We review the third episode of a show that's just getting stronger every week, and giving you some sound structural reasons as to why!
We review the second episode.
We are reviewing the first episode of the Dunk&Egg saga! Follow us along interpreting the new Laughing Storm and Dunk's extremely serious naivitée and wonder with us whether it matters how tall he actually is.
Without any reason in HBO's programming schedule whatsoever, we tackle the "Hedge Knight" and its value system.
In our 11th episode of the subseries about the history of the divided Germany, we're looking at East Germany from 1973 to 1989 - the era named after its charismatic, relatable leader, Erich Honecker.
In this episode, I take Grant Piercy, better known as Heathen King, to task. We talk about revenge in ASOIAF and in the real world, as well. Find his books online!
It is the day of days - we're tackling one of the biggest chapters yet. Who are the three heads of the dragon? What are the betrayals? Who's the grey-lipped man on a ship? The false dragon? We're talking about none of th
Is there good and evil in ASOIAF, or is just a morally grey mass and mess? I take this up with Quinn the GM, who made a very instructive video essay on it that I really wanted to discuss in depth.
Today, we're taking a look at the detente between West and East Germany. What were the factors breaking the deadlock in domestic and international politics? How did it happen? And, most importantly, was it a success?
Jon's death comes as a big surprise for first-time readers, and not because it's sprung on you but because Martin is a damn good writer. We explain all the ways of why and how.
We’re talking about the Whispering Wood, and come off with one fundamental insight: GRRM is a good writer.
Adrian Daub
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Gretchen Felker-Martin
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Peter Doyle
colorist · Motorcycling Australia
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Jamelle Bouie
columnist and YouTube commentator · The New York Times
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Adam Feldman
lawyer, political scientist, professor, Supreme Court scholar, creator of the Empirical SCOTUS Blog · Time Out New York
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Grant Piercy
Heathen King
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Sean T. Collins
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