Radio Westeros

Hidden identities in Westeros aren’t just an overused fandom trope – they’re an important part of the story George is telling. We explore how and why the theme is used throughout the saga and perhaps more importantly – we dive … Continue reading →

We begin our coverage of the Blackfyre Rebellions with a look at the state of the realm in the decades before Daemon Blackfyre rebelled against his half brother Daeron, his backstory, Daeron’s reign, who was involved in the rebellion and … Continue reading →

For our one hundredth episode, it’s an epic journey into the chosen one prophecies of ASOIAF. Join us as we break down all the details of the prince that was promised and Azor Ahai Reborn, including a close look at … Continue reading →

We present our look at the Year of the False Spring — the Tourney at Harrenhal, the Mad King, the Knight of the Laughing Tree, the moment when all the smiles died and MORE! Join us for an extensive and … Continue reading →

Our look at Quentyn Martell includes sections on his and his family’s histories, and a deep dive into his arc in ADwD, as well as an analysis of what his tragic death will mean for his family and for Daenerys … Continue reading →

In the third and final installment of our series on Bran Stark, we cover Bran’s arc in ASOS and ADWD, as he and his companions journey north to the Wall and its Black Gate, and then continue further north with … Continue reading →

Join us as we dig into the Dothraki— their origins, history and culture, and their place in the main story and beyond. Who is the Stallion Who Mounts the World and why does it matter? What will Khal Jhaqo do … Continue reading →

In the second installment of our three part series on Bran Stark, we cover Bran in ACOK including the growing importance of dreams in his arc, the arrival of a number of new faces at Winterfell, and the unexpected arrival … Continue reading →

Join us for our deep dive into the Battle at the Wall – the set piece battle of a Storm of Swords! We recap all of the characters involved and explore the setup – from Jon Snow’s time with the … Continue reading →

The conquest of Dorne was not accomplished in Aegon the Conqueror’s lifetime, nor even his children’s and grandchildren’s lifetimes. But it would not be for want of trying, nor for personal sacrifice, by the blood of the dragon. Join us … Continue reading →