I have some exciting news.
A "Game of Thrones"/"A Song of Ice and Fire" podcast is about to be released.
The podcast discusses any and every aspect of the series, both from the show and the books, from 'How well was the intro to the show done?' to 'Are the direwolves' fates tied to their owners?' to 'Was the Red Wedding justified?'.
Just as with this blog, however, I advise you only listen to the podcast if you have read the books, because there will be spoilers for those who have only seen the show (even though the show has caught up to the books, there are still potential spoilers!).
The show, "Thrones Review," has three hosts. Two of them are avid "Game of Thrones" fans who have seen the show multiple times, offer great insight, and - if I may say - have very different but engaging personalities. And the third host is...
...yours truly.
I am honored to be a part of the production. I provide insight that is only accessible from reading the books, and like my co-hosts, have a very different (but hopefully interesting) personality.
"Thrones Review" is a Washburn Student Media production, meaning it's produced by three individuals very involved in both news media and entertainment media. It is the brainchild of English, video & film, and journalism majors.
I will be posting the links to the podcasts on here very soon. Until then, send in your comments and questions on Twitter to @ThronesReview. We would love to discuss listeners and readers thoughts and questions.
Until then,
Valar Morghulis
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