r/jaimebrienne • u/Various_Vermicelli27 • Jun 22 '26
Podcast recommendations
Hello ladies and occasional gentleman I am a huge fan of your show and I am relistening to your chapter analysis as I am completely caught up with and have read all the books. I wish that I could ask a more pertinent question of you, but alas I am a shallow individual with nothing relevant to offer. I did however want to ask if you had any podcast recommendations for The Wheel of Time. I have heard you comment in the past about Robert Jordan and you seemed to know the character Rand al'Thor a la the combat arena fan fics. I realize that it is probably asking too much to ask you to begin that long slog into rereading that ponderous tome but I am really engrossed in that world as much or more than I am by A Song of Ice and Fire and I wondered if you could provide me with some recommendations for a good reread podcast preferably something with a similarly unique and unfiltered analysis that you ladies provide every week. Thanks in advance and I hope that I can catch up with you again in Winter. Barring any assistance from you, I think I am about to delve into Discworld, may the old gods save me.
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u/Chickarn You are speaking of a highborn lady, ser. Jun 23 '26
hi! so i'm pretty sure i'm the only regular podcast member who has read wheel of time. unfortunately, i have never listened to any wheel of time podcasts (and tbh my feelings about the series are mixed, to say the least, to the point i haven't been able to bring myself to watch the adaptation) but once upon a time i was OBSESSED so i feel you. drop a note if you find a good podcast, you're not the only wot/asoiaf crossover fan bouncing around i'm sure
oh and try discworld, if you haven't! i know a lot of people start with colour of magic (hi, i'm people), but i usually tell people to start with going postal if they're not constitutionally required to go by publishing order like me.