Podcasts about dothrakis

This week we've been back through Game of Thrones in our house. I haven't watched it again since 2011 when the series first premiered on HBO and took over popular culture for the next eight years. There's so much to be said about the characters in this show. Starks. Lannisters. Targaryens. Dothrakis. Baratheons. I'd forgotten how powerful this contest for control of Kings Landing and Westeros is. It's not my intention to dunk on House of the Dragon, the new spinoff series set generations before GoT during the reign of House Targaryen, but there wasn't much about the new series that left an impression or stuff to think about. King Viserys Targaryen and his willingness to let critics speak freely is one notable exception that we wrote about here on Geeky Stoics.Viserys hears that rabble-rousers are questioning his choice of royal heir, and his advisor urges him to have their tongues cut out. The king, very much not inclined toward violence, declines. “Tongues will not change the succession. Let them wag.” He sounds a bit like Cicero, the Roman senator who scribbled down “Let other people worry over what they will say about you. They will say it in any case.”“Those who can't talk about those who can” is what actor Denzel Washington once had to say about his critics in Hollywood.It's true. You must not distract yourself with the useless opinions of others. “A lion doesn't concern him with the opinions of the sheep” is what Tywin Lannister says to his son, Jaime, in Game of Thrones' first season.We have a balance to strike in our lives. Can we carry on with our work without reading the comments section or nervously checking on reviews? Can we be receptive to feedback and eager to learn or adjust without our entire existence hinging on the validation of others?The tricky thing about this scene between Tywin and Jaime Lannister is that they're the villains of this chapter in Game of Thrones.Tywin is a nasty man, but he's quite sane. In a Westeros full of madmen and murderers… controversial opinion here…but Tywin Lannister would be a decent king….simply because he is practical, understands power politics, and can be reasonable.We don't want to take advice from a bad guy, but not caring what people think about them is sort of their superpower. They are freed from self-imposed obligations to people around them whom they hold in contempt or see as lesser.Good people need to hear this sometimes. They tend to think about others more than your villains of the world, and then they get trapped by that sense of care. A time will come when doing good requires being at odds with those around you who have been deceived or caught up in evil.This little exchange between two Lannister men about the limiting effect of other people's opinions is worth remembering. There is real wisdom there. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.geekystoics.com

This week on Game of Groans, Emily and Kate are joined by Jay Davis from Super Bracket Bros to talk about Episode 5 of Season 8, The Bells.They discuss Hunchback of Notre Dame, the reserve Dothrakis, aggressive dog breeds, Arya's concussion count, Rotten Tomatoes scores, unnecessary scenes, copy-pasted ships, the Oberyn special, closure vs neat little bows, and Tyrion not acting like himself.Additionally, Emily forgets that Theon is dead, Jay calls out previous guest Andrew, and Kate does some research.New episodes biweekly, the next episode is coming April 9th. Music is by Simon Daum.Super Bracket BrosWebsite: https://superbracketbros.buzzsprout.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/superbrackerbros Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superbracketbros Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/superbracketbros Support us on Patreon!  Become one of our Patrons at www.patreon.com/gameofgroanspodEmily's Socials - @koballabateman (Insta), @koballabateman (Twitter)Kate's Socials - @ophelia5wims (Insta), @ophelia5wims (Twitter)Instagram - @gameofgroanspodFacebook - facebook.com/gameofgroanspodTwitter - @gameofgroanspodWebsite - www.gameofgroanspod.comEmail - gameofgroanspod@gmail.comSupport the show

In this week's episode, Emily is joined by Jorge Maldonado (with special guest appearance by Allison Maldonado) to discuss Episode 8. They talk about how Syrio is definitely dead, Varys should just "do better", who is training the ravens to send messages, how traumatized the kid who plays Robin must be, how the Dothrakis don't have a medic, Rickon is a creepy little kid and how Sam is a book nerd. Jorge also plays a trick on Emily because she is clueless and gullible.New episodes are available every other Tuesday. Music is by Simon Daum.Website - www.gameofgroanspod.comEmail - gameofgroanspod@gmail.comTwitter - @gameofgroanspodInstagram - @gameofgroanspodFacebook - facebook.com/gameofgroanspod

On Episode 351 of The Harold & Maudecast, Sarah and Jake dissect Game of Thrones, Ep 805, "The Bells". Oh no she didn't! Yes, she did. If you re-watched every episode of Thrones from 101 to 805, you may have seen this coming but the speed in which they took Daenarys from liberating Mother of Dragons to Madder than her Daddy Queen alarmed a lot of Game of Thrones series fans. The fan series have been meme'ing up the internet for weeks and with every episode proving they are far more interesting then the actual show. The latest being, Arya and the White Horse, is she the bringer of death, will she fulfill the brown eyes, blue eyes, green eyes prophecy and kill Dany before she destroys another city? Don't bet on it. Plot lines and character arcs have been dropping like Dothrakis in the dark this season....yet seems to still be many Dothraki left. Hmmm. We get into all of this and more. Also our long overdue review of M. Night Shyamalan's (sorta) sequel to UNBREAKABLE and SPLIT, GLASS, now streaming. For more episodes of The Harold & Maudecast including all of our We talk Throne reviews visit www.thehmcnetwork.com

Welcome to HARD TO SAY GOODBYE a new podcast from Only Stupid Answers! Hosts Sam Bashor, Trisha Hershberger, and DJ Wooldridge are on a journey to rewatch all of Game of Thrones before the series finale in 2019. Continue the adventure with us as we start with Season 1 Episode 5 - "The Wolf and the Lion"! "When King Robert learns that Daenerys and the Dothrakis are preparing for war, he decides to attack first. Ned is against the idea saying they should go slowly and learn more but the King calls him a weakling and dismisses him as the King's Hand. Playing in the dungeons, Arya overhears two men plotting against her father. She tells him what she heard and he decides the time has come for him to return to Winterfell. He delays his departure when given the opportunity to speak to the last person his predecessor spoke to, a whore who gave Robert another illegitimate son. The delay is costly however and leads to a serious injury. Catelyn meanwhile takes Tyrion to her sister Lysa, who also happens to be the John Arryn's widow." For MORE Hard to Say Goodbye join us at https://www.patreon.com/hardtosaygoodbye !

Un nuevo episodio de Game of Thrones que nos reventó la cabeza. Dothrakis vs. Lannisters; Daenerys vs. Jamie; ¡¡¡Drogon vs. todos!!! Magia televisiva que prácticamente nos hizo paralizar el corazón. ¿Te gusto tanto cómo a nosotros? Descubrilo escuchando una nueva entrega de nuestro podcast. Seguinos en Twitter como @RadiodeBabel y en Facebook como Wargos y Dragones Podcast. Y si te quedás con ganas de más, unite al grupo de Telegram del #Chiringot para hablar y sobre analizar esta serie junto a una enorme comunidad de podcasters y oyentes: https://t.me/ElChiringot

On this week's episode of We Talk Thrones from The Harold & Maudecast, we breakdown ep 704 "The Spoils of War". Game of Thrones episode 704 "The Spoils of War" assured fans that the price for all those tears, pain and frustration for the last 7 years, was totally worth it. This was one of the greatest fan service episodes outside of the Battle of the Bastards. Jon and Daenerys have a romantic date in a cave bringing them ever closer to a fire and ice alliance. Sansa discovers her little sister is a psycho killer with mad sword fighting skills and her brother little brother has become Dr Manhattan. Hey who cares! It's a Stark family reunion at Winterfell! The pace of this episode is fast and furious, just as the creators of Game of Thrones promised us. Instead of waiting for four episodes to see Theon return to Dragonstone and the Stark kids reunite, it happens in just one episode. Don't let it's shorter than normal run time deter you, the last 10 minutes of this episode are spectacular. It's a battle scene we've been waiting to see since Daenerys first started hanging out with those crazy Dothraki hoards. Since her children were born. Oh yeah, Dragon fire and Dothrakis. We break it all down and give our predictions for the final three episodes. For more episodes of We Talk Thrones, movie, TV and game reviews visit www.thehmcnetwork.com

The season six premiere of HBO's Game of Thrones aired Sunday, marking a return to the characters and subplots we loved and dreaded. Each week following the show, Boars, Gore, and Swords will recap all the newest developments in the world of Westeros. For this week's "The Red Woman," Ivan and Red are joined by guest OJ Patterson to discuss dead Jons, bro Dothrakis, and woke fanfiction.

In this, the 10th episode of The Struggling Archaeologist's Guide to Getting Dirty, we discuss new genetic evidence for the sordid sex lives of ancient humans which may or may not involve a detailed Game of Thrones analogy. I also dole out some advice for the newb about attending academic conferences. I cannot stress enough the need to suppress any desire to dress like Indiana Jones... please don't be that guy. Enjoy kids!