Watch the podcast below, whenever YouTube starts behaving, which should be an hour after I post this, if last night is any indication: Listen to it here. As per the post below, you can read my re-cap of it, if you'd like. Steven's written two...
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Here is SEK and Steven Attewell discussing "The Pointy End": Audio available here. Works discussed by Attewell include (warning: these links contain spoilers for all books): Arya IV (why Syrio.
Watch SEK and Steven Attewell discuss the seventh episode of the first season of Game of Thrones below: Audio available here. Works Attewell discusses (warning these contain spoilers for all.
And we're back, just in time to finish up the first season before the fourth starts. We recorded this a few months back, so our pop culture and political references may seem dated -- as might some of our facial hair. Also, it ends with...
Audio available here. Posts SEK discusses in this episode: Everyone is always alone, everyone is always surrounded in "The Wolf and the Lion" Posts Attewell discusses in this episode: Eddard.
Here's the second part of the podcast, about which Steven feels quite adamant, as evidenced by his vehement fist-pumping: The first part's available here. Audio available here.
This is the first of a two part podcast. The second part will be available on Monday. Works Attewell discusses (warning, all of these posts contain spoilers for all five books): Bran IV (introducing the law of hospitality, the history of prosthetics, and StupidRobb) Jon...
About a month ago I had the opportunity to sit down with Brian Frye, professor at the University of Kentucky College of Law and producer of the documentary Our Nixon..
Steven Attewell and I decided that we didn’t want to wait until next February to continue talking about Game of Thrones, and so we decided to start over. Here’s our.
In our latest podcast, I interview George Lovell, author of the fantastic new book This Is Not Civil Rights. In addition to his new book, which examines the letters ordinary citizens wrote to the fledgling civil rights section of FDR's Department of Justice, we discuss...
Due to some foreseen circumstances -- my quarter just ended -- it took a little longer than usual to produce this podcast. But produced it has been! Enjoy! You can.
I'm not sure what to say that hasn't been said -- actually I am, and will, in an upcoming post (or posts) comparing Tyrion's wedding to the one in this.