Double Dragon - The Dragon in Winter
Steve and Anthony talk about King’s Landing politics. Then Kavita Mudan Finn and Valerie Garver discuss coercion, corruption, and clothing.
Steve and Anthony talk about King’s Landing politics. Then Kavita Mudan Finn and Valerie Garver discuss coercion, corruption, and clothing.
The King has been put to bed, and the Maesters convene to discuss the fate of the realm. Ser A.Ron, Maester Anthony, and Acolyte Max answer listener questions and dive deep into the differences between book and show in this spoiler-heavy edition of Maester’s Corner.
King Jimhaerys and Ser A.Ron return to hear the petitions of their leal listeners as they break down House of the Dragon, Season 3, Episode Seven, “The Dragon in Winter.”
We’re doing things a little differently this week—this entire episode is free of book spoilers. If you’re craving deeper book-to-show comparisons, keep an eye out for a jam-packed discussion later this week featuring Maester Anthony, Ser A.Ron, and Acolyte Max.
Ser A.Ron and King Jimhaerys continue their campaign through House of the Dragon Season Three with Episode Seven. Jim bemoans the current state of Team Black, while A.Ron urges Green loyalists to rally behind their one true hope…wait, Gwayne!? And don’t worry—Aemond’s Oedipus complex gets the attention it deserves. Stick around for a brief spoiler section at the end of the show—but only if you’re into that sort of thing.
The Instant Talk podcast is our after show, with our own quick thoughts about the episode followed by an interactive chat discussion with our fans, live on YouTube. Tune in at 10PM EST to join the live stream.
The story will live on even if the show is over. Jim and A.Ron are hanging up their aprons for the last time. Listen in as they discuss the sweet, the bitter, and everything in between of The Bear.
The Pitt Season 2, Episode 7 keeps the emotional pressure high. A.Ron vows to treat Dr. Santos with empathy and officially retire the nickname “Coltrane” for Dr. Langdon. Meanwhile, Jim simply cannot stop predicting Dr. Robbie’s imminent demise. The guys break down another hour that makes compassion complicated.
The Fallout Boys love Canadians. The people in the vaults are great at the preservation of our species and our contempt. Even after two centuries, old feelings still fester. And there are some things that hit really close to home in this episode. Tune in to the Fallout Boys for the latest on all things Fallout!
After nearly a decade in the Upside Down, Stranger Things finally brings it home. Episodes 5–8 of the final season aim high, close loops, and, most importantly, stick the landing. Jim and A.Ron talk about the relief of a well-earned ending, the emotional payoff of watching these characters grow up in real time (and then some), and why it feels good to say goodbye on a high note.
Jim and A.Ron tap into the hivemind (your emails) to discuss the theories, quandaries, and commentary circulating Pluribus. Does consent really matter to the Pluribi? Does everyone know what everything tastes like? Would Manousos ever ask for assistance?