Talking Game of Thrones (Episodes 5&6 and 7&8)

If you've been keeping up with the podcast feed (or my twitter), you probably know this already. But in case you haven't, I've been talking with Wendy and some of the folks from Tuning in to SciFi TV about Game of Thrones all season. I'm the lone book-reader on the podcast, but no worries about spoilers -- I only discuss the novels as they relate to minor plot changes (like Qarth) or character digressions (Tywin & Arya, for example, or Talisa) from what we've seen on-screen thus far.

These discussions are a lot of fun, and I hope you enjoy them.

For links to the Tuning in to SciFi TV pages for each podcast (where you can direct download and/or play in your browser), go here:

Episodes 5 ("The Ghost of Harrenhall") and 6 ("The Old Gods and the New").


Episodes 7 ("A Man Without Honor") and 8 ("The Prince of Winterfell").

 For the entire Tuning in to SciFi TV podcast feed in iTunes, you will find it here.

Bring on The Blackwater tonight!

Listen To Me!

Not a lot of blog posting lately, but I have been recorded chatting with some smart and fun people about things that should be of interest to you.

Winter is Still Coming:

We're getting deeper into the second season of Game of Thrones, and once again, I joined the gang from the Tuning Into Sci-Fi TV podcast for thoughts and analysis on the most recent episodes. We just recorded our take on episodes 5 & 6 Tuesday night (and that will probably go up this weekend), but to tide you over, in case you missed it, here's a link to our discussions on episodes 3 & 4 ("What is Dead May Never Die" and "Garden of Bones"):

You can find the podcast at the Tuning in to SciFi TV page for the episode here (for direct download and/or play in the browser).

Or, to find the feed for the entire Tuning in to SciFi TV podcast in iTunes, click here.

"Am I on speakerphone?"

I also joined Steph Smith and John Pavlich to talk about the gloriously inventive and funny Cabin in the Woods on John's SOFA DOGS podcast. You can find that here on his web page. Or in iTunes, for the full podcast feed.