Matthias Austin
The Lord of the Rings AMA Podcast
Got questions about The Lord the Rings, Middle-Earth, and Tolkien? At The Lord of the Rings AMA podcast, Tolkien fan (not expert) Matthias Austin will do his best to answer your questions as in-depth as possible about the Lord of the Rings, the Hobbit, the Silmarillion, and all of the greater Legendarium of J.R.R. Tolkien! Episodes released weekly!
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Episodes
What's the Creation Mythology of Middle Earth? 14.07.2025 33:12
In the Beginning...what happened? What's the creation story of Middle Earth, and with Elves, Humans, and Dwarves each having their own culture, does everyone agree how it started and where they all came from? Find out on this week's episode of The Lord of the Rings AMA Podcast! Got questions? Email lotramapod@gmail.com Cover Art by Lauren Ciatti
Why Does Denethor Hate Faramir? 07.07.2025 34:59
In Return of the King , there are two things we know for sure about Denethor: He eats tomatoes in the most upsetting way possible and he HATES his son Faramir. But why exactly does he hate Faramir so much? Find out on this week's episode of The Lord of the Rings AMA Podcast! Got questions? Email lotramapod@gmail.com Cover Art by Lauren Ciatti
Why Did Gandalf Stop to Fight the Balrog? 30.06.2025 30:09
Why didn't Gandalf and the Fellowship just run? Did Gandalf the Grey know he would become Gandalf the White? We'll answer these questions and more on this week's episode of The Lord of the Rings AMA Podcast! Got questions? Email lotramapod@gmail.com Cover Art by Lauren Ciatti
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