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This week, we takes a deep dive, yes we do… into the dark and winding paths of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, the middle child of the great trilogy! We hisses and praises, we bites and we breaks it down, precious. The acting, yess… the brave ones and the tricksy ones. The settings… ohhh the beautiful filthy places—Helm's Deep, Fangorn, and nasty Mordor. We loves it, we hates it… we analyzes it! We gives our precious opinions on the lore, the battles, and the burden of the ring. Is Gollum misunderstood? Is Frodo fading? What dis Sam's issue with Golem? We knows, we discusses! And the actors, precious—the actors! Viggo, Elijah, Andy Serkis... yesss, we talks about them too. So come listens, my loves… join us for a journey through the shadow and flame, through marshes and mountains. The second chapter is here, and it's raw and wriggling, just like you like it.
This week we'll be following a small naked man who wants to get a good look at our ring, bringing an old man off in front of his daughter, getting Merry with a massive wood, while also helping hundreds of men get helm's deep.Yes, it's The Two Towers. Joining me to show that they couldn't give a Fangorn forest, is The Snake Boys, Tom Neenan and Tom Crowley. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/smershpod. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In dieser Folge sprechen wir vor allem darüber, wie sehr man das Spiel mit Entfernungen im Film äußerst großzügig ausgelegt hat. Klingt so spannend, wie es am Ende auch ist. Verpasst also auf gar keinen Fall diese Folge.
Herzlichst Butze in Bilbos Willkommen! Eine neue Folge schneit herein (passend zum Wetter) und freut sich von dir gehört zu werden. Darin geht es um Pippins und Merrys Reise in den Fangorn. Man sieht den Wald vor lauter Baumbärten kaum! Aber es macht Spaß, denn hier erfahren wir viel über Bäume, Ents, Wälder und die History of se Wörld! Außerdem lernen wir wie man Dinge in entisch benennt. Manu und Michel heißen aber weiterhin Manu und Michel und finden alles Ent-geil. Viel Spaß!
Herzlich willkommen im tänzelnden Pony! Holt euch beim Wirt ein Glas und lauscht unseren Geschichten aus einem fernen Zeitalter. Daniel und Dennis nehmen euch mit nach Mittelerde und analysieren in entspannter Atmosphäre die gesamte Herr der Ringe Trilogie, häppchenweise anhand von 10-minütigen Filmabschnitten. Seid ein Teil der Gemeinschaft des Rings und reist mit uns gemeinsam zum Schicksalsberg! 10 Minuten Mittelerde - Der Herr der Ringe Podcast Eine Pixel Taverne Network Produktion Credits: Musik: CC BY-ND 4.0 DEED by Strobotone Medieval Theme 02 Bild: Bing Image Creator by Dall-E 3
In dieser Episode begrüßen wir zum ersten Mal einen unserer Hörer als Gast. Der Fredi(!) Und gemeinsam reden wir über den mysteriösen Fangorn-Wald! Was macht ihn so einzigartig in Mittelerde? Welche geheimnisvollen Wesen bewohnen diesen Wald? Außerdem sprechen wir über das Set Design des Fangorn. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/herr-der-ringe-pro-minute/message
Von Westen nach Osten führen die Wälder Mittelerdes vorbei am Dunklen Wald, den Trollhöhlen, dem Fangorn, Lothlórien, dem Düsterwald bis zum Drúadan.Hier findest du alle Infos und Rabatte!Der Podcast ist unter der Lizenz CC BY-SA 3.0 verfügbar.Der Artikel wurde redaktionell überarbeitet.Zm Artikel: Wälder MittelerdesProduziert von Schønlein Media Cover-Artwork von Amadeus E. FronkTon & Schnitt von Timo Rinker Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
La compagnia va a Nord, verso Rohan, per seppellire Théoden e quindi celebrarne la memoria con grandi festeggiamenti. Da qui vanno a Isengard, dove gli Ent hanno ripiantato gli alberi, ma, mossi da pietà, hanno rilasciato Saruman. Legolas e Gimli proseguono per Fangorn; Aragorn ritorna al suo regno portandosi la chiave di Orthanc, mentre il resto della compagnia prosegue il suo viaggio verso nord incontrando durante il cammino Saruman e Grima. Saruman non si mostra affatto pentito. Gli Hobbit e Gandalf arrivano quindi a Gran Burrone dove visitano Bilbo ormai molto invecchiato.
Bu bölümde Merry ve Pippin Fangorn Ormanı'na dalıp zamansız bir şekilde Fangorn yani Treebeard ile tanışıyorlar. Üstelik onları Orthanc'a doğru zamansız bir yolculuk bekliyor. Bakalım bu yolculuğun sonunda Saruman onları nasıl karşılayacak? Yüzük Taşıyıcısı Frodo ve Yüzük Kardeşliği'ni neler bekliyor?
“I told you he was tricksy. I told you he was false.”The Epic Journey ContinuesWith his three epic films of one epic book shot back to back, it's amazing that Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and Philippa Boyens found a path through the stories to build a film that works as well as this one does. Sure, it has elements of many famous middle films in trilogies, but it still stands strong. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we continue our journey through Middle Earth with a conversation about Jackson's 2002 film The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.Here's a hint at what we talk about.How well do the extended and new scenes work in this film? We quite like them. Our characters are split so we have a number of story threads to track. Do they all work? Lots of new characters. Gollum is often brought up as the biggest and most important addition to the film because of the process of motion capture with Andy Serkis to bring him to life. He's astounding and certainly worth a discussion. Does the CGI still generally work? Jackson's cinematic style comes through a few times. Does it always work? What about his epic battle sequence in Helm's Deep? There's plenty to talk about with these films and this franchise. And we talk again about the plight of the cave trolls. We have a great time talking about it, so check it out then tune in. The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins!Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel!Film SundriesLearn more about supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast through your own membership.Watch this on Apple or Amazon, or find other places at JustWatchScript OptionsTheatrical trailerPoster artworkFlickchartLetterboxd(00:00) - Welcome to The Next Reel • The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers(01:18) - Story Construction(08:29) - Extended Edition(15:04) - Cave Trolls(16:33) - Frodo, Sam and Gollum(19:58) - Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas(21:33) - Gimli Effects and Jokes(23:13) - Cinematic Tricks(30:58) - Gray to White(34:08) - Releasing Theoden(37:15) - Isengard and Fangorn and Ents(43:48) - Faramir(47:53) - Helm's Deep(57:21) - Jackson's Moments of Realization in Death(59:07) - Saying the Title(01:00:11) - Name Change Requests(01:01:26) - Race and Gender(01:06:10) - Gollum's Final Moment(01:10:16) - Credits(01:11:06) - Awards(01:15:36) - The Box Office(01:16:58) - Last Thoughts and Middle Story(01:18:52) - Coming Next Week • The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King(01:21:47) - Letterboxd(01:23:05) - Wrap Up
“I told you he was tricksy. I told you he was false.”The Epic Journey ContinuesWith his three epic films of one epic book shot back to back, it's amazing that Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and Philippa Boyens found a path through the stories to build a film that works as well as this one does. Sure, it has elements of many famous middle films in trilogies, but it still stands strong. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we continue our journey through Middle Earth with a conversation about Jackson's 2002 film The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.Here's a hint at what we talk about.How well do the extended and new scenes work in this film? We quite like them. Our characters are split so we have a number of story threads to track. Do they all work? Lots of new characters. Gollum is often brought up as the biggest and most important addition to the film because of the process of motion capture with Andy Serkis to bring him to life. He's astounding and certainly worth a discussion. Does the CGI still generally work? Jackson's cinematic style comes through a few times. Does it always work? What about his epic battle sequence in Helm's Deep? There's plenty to talk about with these films and this franchise. And we talk again about the plight of the cave trolls. We have a great time talking about it, so check it out then tune in. The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins!Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel!Film SundriesLearn more about supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast through your own membership.Watch this on Apple or Amazon, or find other places at JustWatchScript OptionsTheatrical trailerPoster artworkFlickchartLetterboxd(00:00) - Welcome to The Next Reel • The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers(01:18) - Story Construction(08:29) - Extended Edition(15:04) - Cave Trolls(16:33) - Frodo, Sam and Gollum(19:58) - Aragorn, Gimli and Legolas(21:33) - Gimli Effects and Jokes(23:13) - Cinematic Tricks(30:58) - Gray to White(34:08) - Releasing Theoden(37:15) - Isengard and Fangorn and Ents(43:48) - Faramir(47:53) - Helm's Deep(57:21) - Jackson's Moments of Realization in Death(59:07) - Saying the Title(01:00:11) - Name Change Requests(01:01:26) - Race and Gender(01:06:10) - Gollum's Final Moment(01:10:16) - Credits(01:11:06) - Awards(01:15:36) - The Box Office(01:16:58) - Last Thoughts and Middle Story(01:18:52) - Coming Next Week • The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King(01:21:47) - Letterboxd(01:23:05) - Wrap Up
Vous rappelez vous de la Vieille Forêt qui borde le Pays de Bouc ? Les gens disaient qu'il y avait quelque chose dans l'eau qui faisait pousser les arbres et les rendait vivants. Des arbres qui pouvaient murmurer. Discuter entre eux. Et même se déplacer
Le Rohan. Pays des Seigneurs des chevaux. Quelque chose d'étrange est à l'œuvre ici. Une force maléfique donne des ailes aux créatures de Saroumane, et se dresse contre nos héros. Les cavaliers d'Eomer leur viendront-ils en aide ? Qu'espérer trouver à l'issu de cette course effrênée ?
Los Ents, un poema de J.R.R. Tolkien Voces: Juan Carlos Albarracín (Podcast Cuentos de la casa de la bruja ➡️ https://go.ivoox.com/rf/104436128 🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳 Música Epidemic Sound licencia autorizada 🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿 Casi nada se conoce de la historia próxima de los Ents — aparentemente vivieron, brindando protección, en los grandes bosques de la Tierra Media en las edades anteriores, apareciendo brevemente cerca del final de la Primera Edad, atacando a un grupo de Enanos, aparentemente convocados por Beren y Lúthien. Bárbol parecía conocer muy bien los antiguos teritorios de Beleriand, ahora sumergidos bajo el mar. Además, contó que una vez toda la región de Eriador era un bosque enorme y parte de su dominio, pero estos bosques inmensos fueron tal vez talados por los Númenóreanos de la Segunda Edad, o destruidos en la calamitosa Guerra de los elfos y Sauron, que tuvo lugar en el siglo XVII SE. La declaración de Bárbol es apoyada por las puntualizaciones que Elrond hizo en el Concilio. Éste dijo que "Tiempo atrás una ardilla podía transportar una nuez de árbol a árbol desde Rivendel hasta el Gran Mar...", indicando implícitamente que toda la región de Eriador fue una vez un único y vasto bosque virgen, del cual el Bosque de Fangorn era sólo "el límite al Este del mismo" según Bárbol. También el Bosque Viejo es otro vestigio de este bosque primigenio. Hubo una época en la que también había Ents mujeres, pero éstas comenzaron a desplazarse lejos de los Ents, porque a éstos les gustaban los bosques salvajes y las montañas, mientras que ellas preferían cuidar los jardines y la horticultura. Así, se dice que se mudaron a la región que más tarde se convertiría en las Tierras Pardas, a través del Gran Río Anduin. Esta área fue destruida por Sauron a fines de la Segunda Edad. Por esta, o por otra razón, las Ents mujeres desaparecieron y los Ents las buscaron durante mucho tiempo, pero nunca las pudieron encontrar. Y ahora cantan que un día se reencontrarán. En la Comunidad del Anillo, Sam Gamyi le cuenta a su sobrino Hal que había visto un gigante similar a un árbol en el norte de la Comarca. Cuando Pippin y Merry le cuentan a Bárbol cosas sobre la Comarca, éste les contesta que a las Ents mujeres les hubiera gustado esa tierra. Al final de la historia, después de que Aragorn fue coronado rey, éste le promete a Bárbol que los Ents podrán prosperar nuevamente y extenderse hacia nuevas tierras sin la amenaza de Mordor. Sin embargo, Bárbol tristemente responde que los bosques quizás puedan esparcirse, pero los Ents no, y predice que los pocos que quedan permanecerán en el Bosque de Fangorn hasta que mengüen lentamente en número, o se "arbolezcan" (pasen a ser ucornos). 📌Más contenido extra en nuestro canal informativo de Telegram: ¡¡Síguenos!!https://t.me/historiasparaserleidas 🛑BIO Olga Paraíso: https://instabio.cc/Hleidas 📌Súbete a nuestra nave y disfruta de contenido exclusivo solo para ti, pulsa el botón azul APOYAR y serás un tabernero galáctico desde 1,49€ al mes. Gracias por tu apoyo. ¡¡Hasta el próximo audio!! (｡◕‿◕｡) Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) Part 16: Last March of the Ents Hroom! Hroom! Manu (@ManuclearBomb) and Emily (@JRRTweetien)'s business is with Isengard tonight, with rock and stone! As the forests of Fangorn to Isengard come against, we look at the influence of William Shakespeare on your hosts as well as JRR Tolkien - then it's onto one of the most powerful scenes in all of cinema. Hold on, little hobbits! --- Emily wrote a chapter in In One Woman's Life: Celebrating Mary Brooksbank! Get a copy here! Become a Patron of My Brother, My Captain, My Podcast My Brother, My Captain, My Podcast Reference Guide My Brother, My Captain, My Podcast on Twitter My Brother, My Captain, My Podcast on Instagram Manu's Twitter Emily's Twitter
Mentre Gandalf e il corteo reale si avviano ad incontrare Barbalbero, Gimli, Legolas e Aragorn rimangono con gli hobbit, per consumare insieme un lieto pasto, fumare in pace e ricostruire insieme i frammenti sparsi delle loro storie parallele. Gli hobbit raccontano dunque la loro prigionia e l'incontro con gli Ent, fino agli eventi decisivi dell'attacco a Isengard. La marcia trionfale degli Ent era giunta alla valle dello stregone sul calar della notte, proprio mentre gli eserciti di Saruman uscivano dalle mura per portare il loro attacco al Fosso di Helm. Lasciato passare l'esercito, al cui inseguimento subito erano stati posti molti degli Ucorni (Huorns) – ovvero gli alberi viventi della foresta di Fangorn -, gli Ent si buttarono furiosamente alla demolizione delle mura di Isengard. Superato l'ostacolo, essi si avventarono nella valle, trovando sulla loro strada pozzi eruttanti fuochi e fumi avvelenati. Per sconfiggere Saruman, l'unica soluzione era deviare il corso del fiume Isen e creare un'inondazione in grado di allagare le profonde caverne nelle quali si nascondevano le fucine di guerra dello stregone: e così fu. Quello che dunque si presenta agli occhi degli amici ritrovatisi è un bacino di acque morte e inquinate sulle quali galleggiano relitti di guerra, e nel mezzo del quale sorge il pinnacolo spettrale di Orthanc. Saruman è prigioniero, e la sua potenza, forse, definitivamente offuscata.
Mentre Gandalf e il corteo reale si avviano ad incontrare Barbalbero, Gimli, Legolas e Aragorn rimangono con gli hobbit, per consumare insieme un lieto pasto, fumare in pace e ricostruire insieme i frammenti sparsi delle loro storie parallele. Gli hobbit raccontano dunque la loro prigionia e l'incontro con gli Ent, fino agli eventi decisivi dell'attacco a Isengard. La marcia trionfale degli Ent era giunta alla valle dello stregone sul calar della notte, proprio mentre gli eserciti di Saruman uscivano dalle mura per portare il loro attacco al Fosso di Helm. Lasciato passare l'esercito, al cui inseguimento subito erano stati posti molti degli Ucorni (Huorns) – ovvero gli alberi viventi della foresta di Fangorn -, gli Ent si buttarono furiosamente alla demolizione delle mura di Isengard. Superato l'ostacolo, essi si avventarono nella valle, trovando sulla loro strada pozzi eruttanti fuochi e fumi avvelenati. Per sconfiggere Saruman, l'unica soluzione era deviare il corso del fiume Isen e creare un'inondazione in grado di allagare le profonde caverne nelle quali si nascondevano le fucine di guerra dello stregone: e così fu. Quello che dunque si presenta agli occhi degli amici ritrovatisi è un bacino di acque morte e inquinate sulle quali galleggiano relitti di guerra, e nel mezzo del quale sorge il pinnacolo spettrale di Orthanc. Saruman è prigioniero, e la sua potenza, forse, definitivamente offuscata.
La cavalcata dei cavalieri di Rohan dura due giorni. Durante la marcia giunge loro notizia che Saruman ha sferrato l'attacco: i Guadi dell'Isen (Fords of Isen) sono caduti nelle mani del nemico, che avanza con forze imponenti verso sud, per attaccare Erkenbrand, il difensore della fortezza detta il Fosso di Helm, nella vallata Ovestfalda (Westfold Vale). Gandalf, per ragioni sue segrete, si allontana verso nord, incitando Théoden a portare soccorso al principe del Mark. I cavalieri giungono dunque, sulla sera del secondo giorno, alla imponente fortezza, protetta da una diga che ostruisce tutta la vallata nella quale essa è incastonata, e successivamente da un sistema di mura titaniche costruite migliaia di anni prima dai re giunti dal nord. Ivi, scoprono che hanno già trovato rifugio tutti gli abitanti della vallata, in un immenso sistema di caverne (le caverne di Aglarond) che sprofondano per miglia nel cuore delle montagne, che di Erkenbrand non vi è più notizia, mentre solo una piccola guarnigione di anziani guerrieri è pronta alla difesa. Ma le forze sono poche, e la notte si annuncia minacciosa e foriera di angoscia. Ben presto, infatti, orchi e uomini selvaggi del nord ingaggiati da Saruman con la menzogna, giungono come una marea in tempesta a lambire le prime difese della valle: comincia la battaglia del Fosso di Helm. Durante tutta la notte, Aragorn ed Éomer, assieme a Gimli e Legolas, vengono chiamati, assieme all'esercito, a una dura prova di resistenza e valore, cercando di opporsi con il loro coraggio all'immenso urto di odio e furore dei nemici, e durante la battaglia molti cavalieri di Rohan, tra cui lo stesso Hàma, perdono la vita. Le arti di Saruman sono potenti e sottili: egli scatena una tempesta di fulmini e pioggia sulla battaglia, e ha anche preparato un'arma segreta, un fuoco capace di sgretolare con un'esplosione le potenti mura del Fosso. Infatti gli orchi riescono a conquistare, assalto dopo assalto, malgrado una sortita disperata di Aragorn, Éomer e Gimli fuori dal grande cancello, i bastioni esterni della fortezza, e poco prima dello spuntare dell'alba, si preannuncia l'assalto finale che porrà termine ad ogni speranza dei difensori. È in quel punto della notte che re Théoden chiede ad Aragorn un atto di lealtà e coraggio disperati: vendere cara la vita tentando una sortita con la cavalleria del Mark sui bastioni della fortezza, per respingere gli assalitori. Ed è così che Aragorn e Théoden, assieme ad Éomer, si lanciano nell'ultima carica della battaglia, aprendosi un varco di distruzione e di morte tra i nemici ormai certi della vittoria. Ma fuori, alla prima luce dell'alba, li attende una sorpresa: il nemico è come paralizzato da rumori sinistri e oscure presenze giunte alle sue spalle con le prime luci del giorno: gli orchi sono infatti totalmente circondati, in faccia dalla carica dei cavalieri di Rohan, ai fianchi dalla comparsa inattesa di Gandalf accompagnato dai soldati di Erkenbrand, e alle spalle dall'oscura foresta vivente di Fangorn, che gli Ent hanno guidato in battaglia. Finisce così il vile attacco di Isengard al regno di Rohan: pressati e attaccati da ogni parte, gli orchi fuggono disperati nell'oscuro intrico vegetale degli alberi di Fangorn, dove vengono risucchiati e distrutti per non uscirne mai più vivi.
La cavalcata dei cavalieri di Rohan dura due giorni. Durante la marcia giunge loro notizia che Saruman ha sferrato l'attacco: i Guadi dell'Isen (Fords of Isen) sono caduti nelle mani del nemico, che avanza con forze imponenti verso sud, per attaccare Erkenbrand, il difensore della fortezza detta il Fosso di Helm, nella vallata Ovestfalda (Westfold Vale). Gandalf, per ragioni sue segrete, si allontana verso nord, incitando Théoden a portare soccorso al principe del Mark. I cavalieri giungono dunque, sulla sera del secondo giorno, alla imponente fortezza, protetta da una diga che ostruisce tutta la vallata nella quale essa è incastonata, e successivamente da un sistema di mura titaniche costruite migliaia di anni prima dai re giunti dal nord. Ivi, scoprono che hanno già trovato rifugio tutti gli abitanti della vallata, in un immenso sistema di caverne (le caverne di Aglarond) che sprofondano per miglia nel cuore delle montagne, che di Erkenbrand non vi è più notizia, mentre solo una piccola guarnigione di anziani guerrieri è pronta alla difesa. Ma le forze sono poche, e la notte si annuncia minacciosa e foriera di angoscia. Ben presto, infatti, orchi e uomini selvaggi del nord ingaggiati da Saruman con la menzogna, giungono come una marea in tempesta a lambire le prime difese della valle: comincia la battaglia del Fosso di Helm. Durante tutta la notte, Aragorn ed Éomer, assieme a Gimli e Legolas, vengono chiamati, assieme all'esercito, a una dura prova di resistenza e valore, cercando di opporsi con il loro coraggio all'immenso urto di odio e furore dei nemici, e durante la battaglia molti cavalieri di Rohan, tra cui lo stesso Hàma, perdono la vita. Le arti di Saruman sono potenti e sottili: egli scatena una tempesta di fulmini e pioggia sulla battaglia, e ha anche preparato un'arma segreta, un fuoco capace di sgretolare con un'esplosione le potenti mura del Fosso. Infatti gli orchi riescono a conquistare, assalto dopo assalto, malgrado una sortita disperata di Aragorn, Éomer e Gimli fuori dal grande cancello, i bastioni esterni della fortezza, e poco prima dello spuntare dell'alba, si preannuncia l'assalto finale che porrà termine ad ogni speranza dei difensori. È in quel punto della notte che re Théoden chiede ad Aragorn un atto di lealtà e coraggio disperati: vendere cara la vita tentando una sortita con la cavalleria del Mark sui bastioni della fortezza, per respingere gli assalitori. Ed è così che Aragorn e Théoden, assieme ad Éomer, si lanciano nell'ultima carica della battaglia, aprendosi un varco di distruzione e di morte tra i nemici ormai certi della vittoria. Ma fuori, alla prima luce dell'alba, li attende una sorpresa: il nemico è come paralizzato da rumori sinistri e oscure presenze giunte alle sue spalle con le prime luci del giorno: gli orchi sono infatti totalmente circondati, in faccia dalla carica dei cavalieri di Rohan, ai fianchi dalla comparsa inattesa di Gandalf accompagnato dai soldati di Erkenbrand, e alle spalle dall'oscura foresta vivente di Fangorn, che gli Ent hanno guidato in battaglia. Finisce così il vile attacco di Isengard al regno di Rohan: pressati e attaccati da ogni parte, gli orchi fuggono disperati nell'oscuro intrico vegetale degli alberi di Fangorn, dove vengono risucchiati e distrutti per non uscirne mai più vivi.
La narrazione torna sul trio dei cacciatori. Aragorn riesce a scoprire le tracce degli hobbit accanto ai resti della battaglia, e guida così Legolas e Gimli all'interno della foresta di Fangorn. Giunti sul colle di Barbalbero, una minaccia sembra incombere sui tre amici: un misterioso e anziano viandante si sta avvicinando loro, minaccioso nella sua ambigua somiglianza con Saruman. Indossa infatti un cappuccio che a malapena cela la folta e lunga barba bianca, e si appoggia a un bastone da stregone. Gimli manifesta immediatamente l'intenzione di ucciderlo, ma il viandante è più veloce di loro e con un'agilità incredibile li raggiunge alla sommità del colle. Stregati dalla sua voce affabile, Aragorn e i suoi amici non sanno risolversi su cosa fare; ma quando il vecchio si siede su un masso, qualcosa di bianco balena tra i suoi stracci come un raggio di sole dalle nuvole. Allora Gimli, sempre convinto si tratti di Saruman, si scaglia con la sua ascia contro il misterioso pellegrino. Ma questi, con un atto di imperio, disarma il nano e i suoi compagni e poi, liberatosi dagli stracci, si manifesta finalmente nel suo vero volto. Riappare dunque Gandalf, nelle bianche vesti di capo degli stregoni, rinato dalla sua lotta col demonio e restituito alla vita anche grazie alle cure di Galadriel. Egli rivela loro l'essenza della sua nuova natura: dopo il combattimento col Balrog negli abissi più oscuri della terra e sulle cime più inaccessibili del mondo, purificato dalla lotta e dalla mortale sofferenza, egli è stato elevato al rango di stregone bianco, guida delle libere genti della Terra di mezzo nella battaglia finale contro l'oscurità (un chiaro riferimento simbolico all'Arcangelo Gabriele, il portatore della Luce). Ora egli conosce cose lontane e domina la volontà dei suoi protetti, e può ergersi come Cavaliere Bianco contro i Nove cavalieri neri di Mordor. Rassicurati gli amici sul destino degli hobbit, Gandalf richiama il cavallo Ombromanto (Shadowfax), il principe dei Mearas di Rohan, e, seguito da Aragorn, Gimli e Legolas, galoppa rapido verso il palazzo d'oro di Théoden, re di Rohan. La marea è cambiata, e la tempesta si sta avvicinando.
La narrazione torna sul trio dei cacciatori. Aragorn riesce a scoprire le tracce degli hobbit accanto ai resti della battaglia, e guida così Legolas e Gimli all'interno della foresta di Fangorn. Giunti sul colle di Barbalbero, una minaccia sembra incombere sui tre amici: un misterioso e anziano viandante si sta avvicinando loro, minaccioso nella sua ambigua somiglianza con Saruman. Indossa infatti un cappuccio che a malapena cela la folta e lunga barba bianca, e si appoggia a un bastone da stregone. Gimli manifesta immediatamente l'intenzione di ucciderlo, ma il viandante è più veloce di loro e con un'agilità incredibile li raggiunge alla sommità del colle. Stregati dalla sua voce affabile, Aragorn e i suoi amici non sanno risolversi su cosa fare; ma quando il vecchio si siede su un masso, qualcosa di bianco balena tra i suoi stracci come un raggio di sole dalle nuvole. Allora Gimli, sempre convinto si tratti di Saruman, si scaglia con la sua ascia contro il misterioso pellegrino. Ma questi, con un atto di imperio, disarma il nano e i suoi compagni e poi, liberatosi dagli stracci, si manifesta finalmente nel suo vero volto. Riappare dunque Gandalf, nelle bianche vesti di capo degli stregoni, rinato dalla sua lotta col demonio e restituito alla vita anche grazie alle cure di Galadriel. Egli rivela loro l'essenza della sua nuova natura: dopo il combattimento col Balrog negli abissi più oscuri della terra e sulle cime più inaccessibili del mondo, purificato dalla lotta e dalla mortale sofferenza, egli è stato elevato al rango di stregone bianco, guida delle libere genti della Terra di mezzo nella battaglia finale contro l'oscurità (un chiaro riferimento simbolico all'Arcangelo Gabriele, il portatore della Luce). Ora egli conosce cose lontane e domina la volontà dei suoi protetti, e può ergersi come Cavaliere Bianco contro i Nove cavalieri neri di Mordor. Rassicurati gli amici sul destino degli hobbit, Gandalf richiama il cavallo Ombromanto (Shadowfax), il principe dei Mearas di Rohan, e, seguito da Aragorn, Gimli e Legolas, galoppa rapido verso il palazzo d'oro di Théoden, re di Rohan. La marea è cambiata, e la tempesta si sta avvicinando.
Postisi in salvo, alle prime luci dell'alba, proprio mentre i cavalieri di Rohan sferrano il loro mortale attacco contro gli Uruk-hai, gli hobbit si inoltrano timorosi nell'oscura e millenaria foresta di Fangorn, un residuo degli antichi boschi della Prima Era del mondo. Qui, su un piccolo colle esposto ai raggi del sole, incontrano la creatura più strana e antica della Terra di mezzo: Barbalbero (Treebeard), l'Ent, ovvero il pastore di alberi, il custode della foresta. Egli ha la forma di un solido e antichissimo albero, ma è una creatura quasi umana. Occhi e voce rivelano la profondità insondabile della sua mente, e i suoi atti sono improntati a una serena, imperturbabile e imperscrutabile saggezza. Barbalbero conduce Merry e Pipino, come ospiti graditi per la loro semplice naturalità, nella sua dimora, nascosta nelle più lontane radici della foresta, e qui viene da loro messo al corrente degli ultimi avvenimenti della Terra di Mezzo. Avviene così il più stupefacente degli eventi: l'Ent, scosso e infuriato dal tradimento di Saruman – i cui orchi da tempo ormai devastano le propaggini della foresta – si "risveglia". Come un vento di bufera sorto all'improvviso, indice una Consulta tra tutti gli Ent, e insieme a loro decide di recarsi alla guerra contro Isengard. Merry e Pipino, che con la loro venuta sono stati la causa di questa improvvisa svolta degli eventi, vengono portati in trionfo alla testa dell'imponente marcia degli Ent. Ma qualcosa di ancora più insondabile e inatteso attira l'attenzione degli hobbit: l'intera foresta si sta muovendo a fianco degli Ent, una marea di alberi dal cuore tenebroso si sta scagliando come una tempesta contro le solide difese della rocca di Orthanc.
Postisi in salvo, alle prime luci dell'alba, proprio mentre i cavalieri di Rohan sferrano il loro mortale attacco contro gli Uruk-hai, gli hobbit si inoltrano timorosi nell'oscura e millenaria foresta di Fangorn, un residuo degli antichi boschi della Prima Era del mondo. Qui, su un piccolo colle esposto ai raggi del sole, incontrano la creatura più strana e antica della Terra di mezzo: Barbalbero (Treebeard), l'Ent, ovvero il pastore di alberi, il custode della foresta. Egli ha la forma di un solido e antichissimo albero, ma è una creatura quasi umana. Occhi e voce rivelano la profondità insondabile della sua mente, e i suoi atti sono improntati a una serena, imperturbabile e imperscrutabile saggezza. Barbalbero conduce Merry e Pipino, come ospiti graditi per la loro semplice naturalità, nella sua dimora, nascosta nelle più lontane radici della foresta, e qui viene da loro messo al corrente degli ultimi avvenimenti della Terra di Mezzo. Avviene così il più stupefacente degli eventi: l'Ent, scosso e infuriato dal tradimento di Saruman – i cui orchi da tempo ormai devastano le propaggini della foresta – si "risveglia". Come un vento di bufera sorto all'improvviso, indice una Consulta tra tutti gli Ent, e insieme a loro decide di recarsi alla guerra contro Isengard. Merry e Pipino, che con la loro venuta sono stati la causa di questa improvvisa svolta degli eventi, vengono portati in trionfo alla testa dell'imponente marcia degli Ent. Ma qualcosa di ancora più insondabile e inatteso attira l'attenzione degli hobbit: l'intera foresta si sta muovendo a fianco degli Ent, una marea di alberi dal cuore tenebroso si sta scagliando come una tempesta contro le solide difese della rocca di Orthanc.
Narra la dolorosa prigionia di Merry e Pipino nelle mani degli Uruk-hai fuggitivi. Nuova genia di orchi creati da Saruman, più robusti e crudeli, capaci di resistere alla luce del sole, la loro pattuglia è partita da Isengard col preciso mandato di rapire gli hobbit. Con gli Uruk-hai si trovano anche orchi di provenienza nordica, e un drappello di soldati di Mordor. Presto tra le tre componenti scoppia un conflitto proprio in merito alla sorte dei prigionieri, che costa la vita a parecchi orchi. Merry e Pipino, feriti e legati, vengono trasportati come pacchi o devono, a volte, correre con le loro stesse gambe alla folle andatura dei loro nemici. Gli Uruk-hai attraversano correndo tutta la pianura di Rohan, diretti a nord-ovest, verso Isengard, per consegnare a Saruman il prezioso bottino hobbit. Durante l'attraversata, Pipino tenta una fuga, lasciando cadere tra l'erba la spilla elfica che verrà poi trovata da Aragorn. Dopo tre giorni di cammino, gli orchi giungono alle falde della foresta di Fangorn; lì, sono sorpresi da una folta pattuglia di cavalieri di Rohan, comandati da Éomer, gli stessi che poi si incontreranno con il terzetto degli inseguitori. Circondati dai cavalieri, gli orchi si apprestano a una disperata difesa; ma uno di essi, Grishnàkh, soldato di Mordor, presagendo l'imminente rovina, e in conflitto con la volontà di Uglùk, capo degli Uruk-hai, sottrae nascostamente gli hobbit dall'accampamento. Suo segreto intento, naturalmente, è impadronirsi dell'anello, poiché nessuno ha potuto nascondere agli orchi che l'Oscuro signore è disperatamente alla caccia dell'Unico Anello. Ma la fuga di Grishnàkh viene scoperta dalle sentinelle di Rohan, e l'orco è ucciso. Merry e Pipino sono liberi. Possono così liberarsi dai legami, e scivolando protetti dai loro manti elfici, si dirigono verso l'oscura foresta di Fangorn.
Narra la dolorosa prigionia di Merry e Pipino nelle mani degli Uruk-hai fuggitivi. Nuova genia di orchi creati da Saruman, più robusti e crudeli, capaci di resistere alla luce del sole, la loro pattuglia è partita da Isengard col preciso mandato di rapire gli hobbit. Con gli Uruk-hai si trovano anche orchi di provenienza nordica, e un drappello di soldati di Mordor. Presto tra le tre componenti scoppia un conflitto proprio in merito alla sorte dei prigionieri, che costa la vita a parecchi orchi. Merry e Pipino, feriti e legati, vengono trasportati come pacchi o devono, a volte, correre con le loro stesse gambe alla folle andatura dei loro nemici. Gli Uruk-hai attraversano correndo tutta la pianura di Rohan, diretti a nord-ovest, verso Isengard, per consegnare a Saruman il prezioso bottino hobbit. Durante l'attraversata, Pipino tenta una fuga, lasciando cadere tra l'erba la spilla elfica che verrà poi trovata da Aragorn. Dopo tre giorni di cammino, gli orchi giungono alle falde della foresta di Fangorn; lì, sono sorpresi da una folta pattuglia di cavalieri di Rohan, comandati da Éomer, gli stessi che poi si incontreranno con il terzetto degli inseguitori. Circondati dai cavalieri, gli orchi si apprestano a una disperata difesa; ma uno di essi, Grishnàkh, soldato di Mordor, presagendo l'imminente rovina, e in conflitto con la volontà di Uglùk, capo degli Uruk-hai, sottrae nascostamente gli hobbit dall'accampamento. Suo segreto intento, naturalmente, è impadronirsi dell'anello, poiché nessuno ha potuto nascondere agli orchi che l'Oscuro signore è disperatamente alla caccia dell'Unico Anello. Ma la fuga di Grishnàkh viene scoperta dalle sentinelle di Rohan, e l'orco è ucciso. Merry e Pipino sono liberi. Possono così liberarsi dai legami, e scivolando protetti dai loro manti elfici, si dirigono verso l'oscura foresta di Fangorn.
Time compression really starts to show itself as we continue John Boorman's terrible script for adapting The Lord of the Rings, with huge chunks of the story missing. First video in this series is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhKX7VdMiZU Second part is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbxZU3mVRsc Other Links: Utreon: https://utreon.com/c/TolkienLorePodcast/ Rumble at https://rumble.com/c/c-355195 Odysee: https://odysee.com/@TolkienLore:f Twitter: https://twitter.com/jrrtlore Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tolkiengeek Discord server invite link: https://discord.gg/EVKynAj2m9 (If link is expired contact me at tolkienloremaster@gmail.comand I'll send a fresh invite link).
This recording from September 5, 2022. Signum MA student Nadia Schafer will present her thesis “One Strange (s) Elf: Deep Ecology, Decolonization and the Radical Hope of Legolas Greenleaf ” and respond to questions from the audience in an interactive Thesis Theater. The discussion will be facilitated by Nadia's thesis supervisor, Dr. Sara Brown. Abstract: While living through a national reckoning, a global pandemic, and a worsening climate change crisis, what The Lord of the Rings can offer to those living on Turtle Island in the 2020s? This thesis argues that the text offers its reader radical hope through the ecocritical voice through the character Legolas Greenleaf. Strongly influenced by the writings of Joanna Macy, Donna Haraway, and Robin Wall Kimmerer, “One Strange (s)Elf” explores the narrative of Legolas' role in the process of decolonization and restoration in Middle-earth. Using a postcolonial analysis paired with Deep Ecology, this thesis establishes an Indigenous reading of the Silvan Elves. Building of this reading, it further demonstrates the power of making Oddkin as an act of decolonization, explores the elements of the Queer Gothic in the depiction of Fangorn's Huorns, and acknowledges the power of shared grief. Finally, this work demonstrates how Tolkien suggests to his audience an alternative to despair by offering the choice to stray. About the Presenter: Nadia Schafer (she/her) is a Social Services Worker, Certified Human Resources Professional, and speculative writer living on the Haldimand Tract in Southwestern Ontario. Her career as a jack-of-all-trades has included everything from non-profit consulting to teaching preschool. You can find her promoting her creative work as Nadia Steven Rysing on Twitter @atendency (https://twitter.com/atendency). About Signum Thesis Theaters: Each of our master's students writes a thesis at the end of their degree program, exploring a topic of their choice. The Thesis Theater is their opportunity to present their research to a general audience, and answer questions. All are welcome to attend! For more information about Signum University and our degree program, please visit: https://signumuniversity.org/ To view our upcoming courses: https://signumuniversity.org/degree-p... Learn about Signum University's mission, leadership and more: https://signumuniversity.org/about/
Bärte und Wälder: Wer glaubt, daß es hier keinen Zusammenhang gibt, war noch nie in Fangorn. Die drei (im Durchschnitt) mittelbärtigen Herren auch nicht, aber sie haben schonmal davon gelesen. Das reicht selbstverständlich, um eine gute Stunde darüber zu quatschen. (Die Soundqualität wird ab Minute ~5:30 besser)
Bärte und Wälder: Wer glaubt, daß es hier keinen Zusammenhang gibt, war noch nie in Fangorn. Die drei (im Durchschnitt) mittelbärtigen Herren auch nicht, aber sie haben schonmal davon gelesen. Das reicht selbstverständlich, um eine gute Stunde darüber zu quatschen. (Die Soundqualität wird ab Minute ~5:30 besser)
"Hrum, now, well, I am an Ent, or that's what they call me. Yes, Ent is the word. The Ent, I am, you might say, in your manner of speaking. Fangorn is my name according to some, Treebeard others make it. Treebeard will do." - Doc, 2006, at Warped Tour. WANDERING MONSTER! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/DumpStatPodcast)
Happy St Patrick's Day with an extra long episode. Jon Pilatzke shares some stories about the late Paddy Maloney of The Chieftains. The Muckers wrote a song on a Flogging Molly cruise. Guilty pleasures come in many shapes. What's mine? I'll give you a hint. It comes in plaid. The Lost Druid Brewery will tell you why they have so many beers to choose from. Climate change is real. But is it too late? Atlanta Irish Dance by Burke & Connolly will tell you about the different types of Irish dance. It's on Pub Songs & Stories #251. WHO'S PLAYING IN THE PUB TODAY Welcome to Pub Songs & Stories. This is the Virtual Public House to share stories and inspiration behind music with your host Marc Gunn. Subscribe to the podcast and download free music at PubSong.com. 0:47 - WHAT'S NEW? If you're new to the pub songs podcast, subscribe. Donations to Celtic Non-profits over $45,000 Today's show is brought to you by my Gunn Runners on Patreon. Special thanks to Not Higgins, C.J. Taylor, Sarah Crockett, Bill Mandeville, William McKissack, Brian Morin, Carol Baril, Kurt Goodyear, Miranda Nelson, Jan Czenkusch, Luke Miller, Josh Brown, LauraMay Sorkin, James ODell, Eric Ray, Tim M. O'Brien What new patreon content was added? What are you doing while listening to Pub Songs & Stories? I'd love your thoughts and feedback. So take a picture of yourself or where you are or what one of these stories reminds you of. Post it on social media. Use the hashtag #pubstories so I can find it and share your story. If you need a guest on your podcast… What song would you like to hear more about? 4:12 - The Carroll Sisters “Reels for Three Brothers” from Daybreak 8:49 - NEW TO IRISH & CELTIC MUSIC: BEST OF 2022 PLAYLIST There's a lot of great new music added to our Best of 2022 playlist on Spotify and Amazon Music. The Carroll Sisters Poitin Band Kilmaine Saints The Rogues Listen to the playlists on Spotify or Amazon Music. 9:16 - UPCOMING SHOWS MAR 25-27: MidSouthCon, Memphis, TN APR 2-3: Sherwood Forest Faire, Paige, TX APR 9-10: Sherwood Forest Faire, Paige, TX 9:38 - “Whiskey Is Calling” by Kilmaine Saints from Drunken Redemption 12:43 - STORY OF PLAYING MUSIC WITH PADDY MALONEY FOR 20 YEARS Paddy Maloney was the co-founder of The Chieftains. They were called Ireland's Musical Ambassadors. The Irish music world mourned last October in 2021 when Paddy passed away. I posted my own sorrows for his passing on the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast Facebook page. Jon Pilatzke responded. Jon is a fiddler and an Irish dancer. He played music with The Chieftains for 20 years. I asked him to submit music to the podcast. I asked Jon if he might be able to share a story or two about playing music with Paddy. He humbly shared this inspiring story of a Celtic music legend. 21:59 - Jon Pilatzke “The Canadian Set: Fisher's Hornpipe / Cotillon d'Avila LeBlanc / Reel du Forgeron (The Blacksmith's Reel)” from Amongst Friends 25:59 - STORY OF QUEEN OF THE PIT I was performing at Tucker Brewing Company at the beginning of last year, when who did I see in the audience, drinking a pint, Jeff Shaw of The Muckers. I first connected with Jeff a number of years back when he too was living in New Orleans. We both had an early introduction to Celtic music through an album of Irish drinking songs. But it wasn't until Atlanta that I finally met him. And I was really surprised to see him in my audience. At that time, I was trying to find artists to collaborate with on my album Selcouth. One song stood out. That was “Kilty Pleasure”. I'll talk more about it in a moment. But I emailed him the next day and asked if The Muckers might be interested in collaborating. And I'm so happy they agreed. There aren't many Celtic bands in Atlanta that are making a splash. But The Muckers, they are definitely the go to band. They sound amazing. But I'm sure it also helps that they are a Celtic Punk band. That's probably why they were on a cruise with the Celtic Punk icons, Flogging Molly, as Jeff will explain. 29:49 - “Queen of the Pit” by The Muckers from Irish Goodbye 33:41 - SUPPORT WHAT YOU LOVE The musicians on this podcast are happy to share their music freely with you. You can find their music on streaming music sites. But streaming is a way to sample the music. If you hear something you love, these artists need your support. Please visit their website, sign up to their mailing list and buy something. You could buy digital downloads, a shirt, a sticker, a pin, a songbook, jewelry, or even the classic physical CD. Your purchase allows them to keep making music. And if you're not into the physical stuff, many artists accept tips or are on Patreon. So please support the arts. If this show made you happy, then you can also join the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. Your support pays for the production and promotion of my music and this podcast. If you have questions or comments, drop me an email. Save 15% with an annual membership. 34:27 - FINDING BEERS WE CAN ALL CAN ENJOY Have you ever been to the Cheesecake Factory? I like the place okay. But I'll be honest. I get a bit overwhelmed. They have a 10 page menu with SO MANY items. I can see why it's so popular. There's something for everyone there. I can find something fun and so can my picky kids. In some ways, The Lost Druid Brewery in Avondale Estates, GA outside of Atlanta reminds of the Cheesecake Factory. They have SO many beers to choose from. There's something for everyone. In fact, the head brewmaster, Rob, will tell you a story about why they have so many beers to choose from. 36:40 - GIVING BACK Next Stacia will tell you how the brewery gives back to their community. Speaking of giving back… 39:30 - WHAT IS THE CARBON ALMANAC? I was listening to Seth Godin's Akimbo podcast a few weeks back when he announced a new project–The Carbon Almanac. It piqued my interest. I am extremely concerned about the impact we are making on our environment. Not as much for my sake, but for kids and their kids. What kind of world do I want to leave behind? We are causing major damage to our planet and atmosphere. It will affect everyone some day. But the good news is that we can make a difference. We can make positive change. Not just as individuals but as a community. The Carbon Almanac at its base is a book. It's a book about how we can affect change on our planet. But it's also a book designed to start discussing how we can make change together. If you too are concerned about Climate Change, I want to invite you to check out the Carbon Almanac website to get involved. Or at the very least, you can pre-order the book like I did for when it comes out in June. Order the Carbon Almanac now or check out the webpage at thecarbonalmanac.org . 40:59 - “Heart of Fangorn” by Brobdingnagian Bards from Memories of Middle Earth 44:20 - WHAT IS IRISH DANCE? I've played Celtic music for over twenty years. I remember how Riverdance was all the rage when I started playing Celtic music, I never quite understood it. I am a singer. I've fallen in love with the traditional tunes. But I'll be honest, I don't know much about Irish dance. My daughter Inara loves to dance. We started her on ballet a year before the pandemic started. She quickly found it slow and boring. She has a lot of energy. So a year ago, we signed her up with Atlanta Irish Dance by Burke Connolly. She connected with it instantly. I wanted to find out more about Irish dance. So I contacted Emma Burke, one of the co-founders of the school. Emma is a certified Irish dance teacher and internationally certified Irish dance adjudicator, which allows her to judge Irish dance competitions world wide. During her Irish dancing career, Emma competed all over the world, winning titles throughout. Atlanta Irish Dance is the Premiere Irish Dance Academy in Georgia and one of the top Irish Dance Companies in the United States. They have an exciting performance based program run through their 501c3, in which they produce lively crowd-pleasing performances for crowds across Atlanta. Their dancers and teams are ranked 1st in the Region, 2nd in North America, and among the top 10 in the World. So what is Irish dance? I'll let Emma Burke tell you more about it. You can find out more about Atlanta Irish dance at http://www.burkeconnolly.com They welcome dancers as young as 3 up to Adults into their program. They train every dancer with innovative and engaging teaching techniques that inspire each student to become their best. I attended a Father & Me Valentine's Day class with Inara. It was fantastic. Exhausting, but fantastic. 52:21 - STORY OF KILTY PLEASURE I love my kilt. I don't wear it as much as I used to when I wrote my song “Kilted For Her Pleasure”. It's become a bit of a guilty pleasure. It's largely something I wear when I'm going to a show or an event. I love it for many different reasons. Obviously, I love it becomes of Scottish heritage. Gunn is one of the clans of Scotland. That old Scotland map shows the Gunn land just Northwest of Inverness. But when I wrote the song, I realized there are other reasons. You see, the album is called Selcouth. That means, “when everything is strange and different yet you find it marvelous anyway.” That word sort of encapsulates my life. Yes, there was a time in high school when I just wanted to fit in. But when I got to college, I realized that I would never fit. I was just different. It wasn't good or bad. It was just different. And we are all a little different. We are all unique. That is a great thing. America is a cultural melting pot. It's not just white Americans. People from around the globe have immigrated to our country, just like my family did 150 years ago. I love traditional Irish music. But 15 years ago, a trad musician sat me down to tell me I wasn't playing Celtic music. I didn't fit the mold. He was right. But that didn't make my music any less Celtic. I believe in inclusion. Not exclusion. I'll be honest. The racism that our last president ignited and promoted was a big reason for this song. I was afraid that my people, the Scots and Irish of the South, were a part of that bigotry. So I wanted a song that waived a banner of what it truly is to be Scots-Irish in America. Our groups were once oppressed by the majority. Now we are a big part of America. And I believe it is time to realize we don't have to oppress other minority groups to stand out. We can all be strong and proud of our unique heritages and embrace all of our differences. That's what the kilt says to me. It's a sign that I am a true American, and I am Celtic forever. And I love and respect you and your heritage, whatever it is. 55:26 - “Kilty Pleasure” by Marc Gunn & The Muckers from Selcouth If you enjoyed that song, I really would greatly appreciate it if you would buy the album. 59:28 - NEXT TIME We have some comedic Celtic music and stories, just in time for April Fool's Day with Dublin Abbey. Pub Songs & Stories was produced by Marc Gunn. The show is edited by Mitchell Petersen with graphics by Miranda Nelson Designs. You can subscribe and listen wherever you find podcasts. You can also subscribe to my mailing list. You will get regular updates of new music, podcasts, special offers, and you'll get 21 songs for free. Welcome to the pub at www.pubsong.com! #pubstories #thechieftains #floggingmolly
Have you ever had dreams that you were in Middle-Earth adventuring along with the Hobbits? Tonight's sleep story is your chance. We welcome the world of sleep with Merry and Pippin, as they venture through the magical forest of Fangorn where they happen upon a living tree named Treebeard. Connect with us on Instagram: @soundasleeppodcast Find us on Facebook: Sound Asleep Podcast Visit our website: soundasleeppodcast.com Access exclusive content on Patreon: www.patreon.com/soundasleeppodcast
I share my concerns and happy surprise with a successful Dragon Con. Plus, you'll get a live, end-of-con concert courtesy of the Digital Media Track. There are some traditional Irish songs, a little New Orleans music, songs about Hobbits, demons under your bed, cats and a certain Doctor from the planet Gallifrey. WHO'S PLAYING IN THE PUB TODAY Welcome to Pub Songs & Stories. This is the Virtual Public House for musicians to share the stories and inspiration behind their music with your host Marc Gunn. Subscribe to the podcast and download free music at PubSong.com. 0:33 - NEWS Today's show is brought to you by my Gunn Runners on Patreon. Welcome to our newest Patrons: Toron B, Hans S, Samuel W, Merideth V, Melissa M What new patreon content was added: “You Are My Thor” story and MP3, Dragon Con 2021 report, “Nancy Whiskey” MP3 Upcoming shows: OCT 2: Fire Maker Brewing Co., Atlanta, GA OCT 3: Grant Park Farmer's Market, Atlanta, GA OCT 15-17: Multiverse, Atlanta, GA 5:47 - SONGS 7:42 - “Gypsy Rover” from How America Saved Irish Music 11:40 - “Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea” from How America Saved Irish Music 17:14 - “Heart of Fangorn” from Memories of Middle Earth by Brobdingnagian Bards 24:01 - “Ais Vis Lo Lop” from How America Saved Irish Music 29:14 - “Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits” from Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits 33:07 - “Close Your Eyes” from Kilted For Her Pleasure 38:59 - “Name On My Soul” from Flower of Scotland by Kilted Kings 45:36 - “Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye” from How America Saved Irish Music 49:39 - “Mingulay Cat Song” from Selcouth 55:46 - “A Workin' in the Garden” from Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits 58:55 - “Wild Rover/Wild Kitty” from Irish Drinking Songs for Cat Lovers 1:03:15 - “Breathing” from Selcouth 1:11:10 - “Doctor of Gallifrey” from Sci Fi Drinking Songs 1:14:43 - SUPPORT WHAT YOU LOVE If this show made you happy, then join the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. Your support pays for the production and promotion of my music and this podcast. If you have questions or comments, drop me an email. Save 15% with an annual membership. There will not be a show next week. That's because at the end of every month, I host the Celtfather Music & Travel podcast. That's when I do a monthly update of what I accomplished over the past month. I often have a rant on various topics to kick off the show. Then I have some psychedelic Irish music from Brazil to share right here on this podcast. Pub Songs & Stories was produced by Marc Gunn. The show is edited by Mitchell Petersen with graphics by Miranda Nelson Designs. You can subscribe and listen wherever you find podcasts. You can also subscribe to my mailing list. You will get regular updates of new music, podcasts, special offers, and you'll get 21 songs for free. Welcome to the pub at www.pubsong.com! #pubsongs #dragoncon #jamiehaeuser
Die neue Folge "Hör die Ringe" handelt von den Ents, ihren Motiven, ihrer Geschichte, ihren Frauen und allerlei Interessanten zu diesen. Kommt mit uns in den Fangorn und philosophiert mit uns!
Kyle and Dan continue reading through The Lord of the Rings and make it to the ancient forest of Fangorn. Will Treebeard get the John Wick biopic that he deserves? What does C.S. Lewis have to do with Fangorn? Is Mordor going to open up a hot chicken restaurant? Tune in to find out. Subscribe to The Babylon Bee to get access to The Bee Reads at: http://babylonbee.com/plans Kyle and Dan read through the chapters of Treebeard and The White Rider. We meet the Ents, learn about their tragic past and non-hasty language, and a mysterious White Rider makes his appearance and immediately pranks everyone.
Aragorn, gimli and legolas meet a stranger in Fangorn
Il pastore degli alberi, Barbalbero, uno dei personaggi che non vuole entrare in guerra e che diffida tutti coloro che entrano nella foresta di Fangorn... ma due piccoli hobbit lo richiamano alla Realtà e dai loro gesti anche gli Ent entrano in guerra. Ad aiutarci ad approfondire di più questa figura Ci aiuterà nello scoprire questo personaggio Roberta Tosi: ha collaborato con il Museo d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Verona, con magazine e testate culturali locali e nazionali. Curatrice di mostre da anni si dedica allo studio dell'opera di J.R.R. Tolkien, partecipando a convegni internazionali e tenendo seminari sul tema dell'arte nelle opere dell'autore inglese.
Il pastore degli alberi, Barbalbero, uno dei personaggi che non vuole entrare in guerra e che diffida tutti coloro che entrano nella foresta di Fangorn... ma due piccoli hobbit lo richiamano alla Realtà e dai loro gesti anche gli Ent entrano in guerra. Ad aiutarci ad approfondire di più questa figura Ci aiuterà nello scoprire questo personaggio Roberta Tosi: ha collaborato con il Museo d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Verona, con magazine e testate culturali locali e nazionali. Curatrice di mostre da anni si dedica allo studio dell'opera di J.R.R. Tolkien, partecipando a convegni internazionali e tenendo seminari sul tema dell'arte nelle opere dell'autore inglese.
The epic flashback continues as Pippin and Merry continue their story with a play-by-play account of the destruction of Isengard, expertly managed by their new partners at Fangorn, Bregalad and Associates. We catch up on Wormtongue's whereabouts since being forcibly relocated, and see why Treebeard's not giving up his day job to be a swim instructor for exiled traitors anytime soon. All this, plus a famous lecture, a celebrated biography of the Professor, and the Battle of the Somme in This Week in Tolkien History.
New stories in the virtual public house. Limited-edition CDs. I'm a Rover, Seldom Sober video. Who recorded on what Selcouth song. And a new hobbit single. It's all on my monthly update, Celtfather Music & Travel, show #279. 0:17 - PODCASTS I've made so many changes to the Pub Songs Podcast over the years. I'm always wondering what do I want it to be? I think I finally have a format I'm excited about. The new intro goes like this: "Welcome to the Pub Songs & Stories, the Virtual Public House where you hear the stories and inspiration behind the music." The new format solves several issues I've had. First, it gives me a way to share my music in a fun capacity, performing "live" for my listeners, in much the same way Bing Crosby would've done on the Kraft Music Hall back in the day. I can sing new recordings of songs. I can share my stories about songs too. These can be either what the song is about or just a story related to the song I'm singing in the show. This is by far the toughest thing about producing the show, coming up with engaging stories. The new format also allows me to share stories and help other musicians. I plan to feature two stories from two different artists in each episode, plus one of their songs from each. If I can get an acoustic original performance, all the better. But right now, I'm just sharing studio recordings. My goal is to help promote them in a more personal setting, again, through stories. But even better, I realized that most musicians don't have my skill with podcasting. I see this new feature as a way for musicians to sort of have their own podcast. Of course that also means I can promote to their fans as well. So it's a win-win as far as I can see... IF I can keep up with the stories. You may also note that I'm not limiting this to Celtic musicians. Instead it's gonna be around my niche Celtic AND Geek music. The new description zooms in on musicians in general. If there's a story to be told, I might consider it. Oh! There's one more thing I am launching--limited-edition CDs. I asked Mitchell to start mixing down all of my songs in Pub Songs & Stories. Every three months or so, we will release a CD featuring the best of all of those songs. I'm also considering a possible USB which might include outtakes or song duplicates PLUS all of the podcast episodes. Again, it's limited edition. So the CD won't be available for long. 3-6 months. I though this might be another nice to fund the podcast. The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast had some killer St Patrick's Day shows this year. Episode #500 was over four hours long. I LOVED hearing all of the congrats that were sent in by artists. It was a big pick me up. The March episode of Brobdingnagian Bards Podcast featured music. No big news there. Hopefully, Andrew and I can stay on top of upcoming shows. 4:53 - VIDEOS I think YouTube algorithms are finally understanding my channel. I'm not seeing greater subscribers yet. But the channel is mostly live shows (Coffee with The Celtfather) and I'm getting a decent number of folks watching those. I posted a couple new video singles recently. One was recorded in 2018 for the Celtic Invasion of the Isle of Skye. It's my journey from Glasgow to Inverness by train. The music is for "I'm A Rover, Seldom Sober". I have more video singles that are coming. I also created several new Canvases for Spotify. I'm still thinking about what videos to use for which song. Slowly getting those uploaded. The next Celtfather Live concert is scheduled for Thursday, April 15. This one is "For Mother Earth". I'm not sure what songs to include on that outside of "Heart of Fangorn". But whatever. If you have any suggestions, let me know. Tickets are different this time. All you have to do is spend $8 in my Mage Records store and you will get access to the show. And of course it's free to all Heroic Gunn Runners. 7:16 - IN THE STUDIO I'm still getting tracks back from musicians for Selcouth are done. No big update just yet. But I have most of the tracks from Screeched Inn done for "Bright Side of Everything". I'm waiting on some background vocals. Vicki Swan & Jonny Dyer sent their tracks for "Favor of a Dance". They sound amazing. I have an update I'm waiting on from Andrew McKee, The Irish Bard, for "By Amazing Grace". The Muckers recorded their parts for "Kilty Pleasure" but I'm still waiting for the tracks. Nathan Deese sent his recordings for "Breathing". And it's perfect! Sam Gillogly and I released a new single on March 18 called "Proudfoot Shuffle". It's already getting a lot of streams on Spotify. I also started rewriting "Happy Birthday From Ireland". I never play that song because it's rather vain based. It was a birthday song for me. So now I'm editing the lyrics to make more about all of the children of Irish immigrants who are discovering their heritage. 9:08 - MERCH Of course, I already mentioned the Pub Songs & Stories CD that'll come out probably next month. I'm planning some package deals very soon. I don't remember which package deal is first. I think it's a comedy package... Keep any eye on the store and my mailing list for details. Subscribe to my mailing list, you get a discount code to save 15%. 9:33 - CELTIC TRAVEL Want to join me on Celtic Invasion of Scotland Sign up to the mailing list at CelticInvasion.com if you want to be one of the first on the list. 9:56 - WEBSITES I updated lyrics for the Irish Song Lyrics website, including: “Men of New Basin Canal” "Beer, Beer, Beer" "The Leprechaun" “Kilty Pleasure” "Kilkelly, Ireland" “When the Dairy Farm Caught Fire” "Molly Malone" “St Patrick Never Drank” “Breathing” “Kilted For Her Pleasure” 10:23 - SHOWS PLANNED FOR MARCH THURS: Coffee with The Celtfather, YouTube (Season 8) @ 12:00 PM EST APR 15: "For Mother Earth" Celtfather Live on YouTube @ 8:00 - 9:30 PM ET. Tickets $8. APR 17: Pepper Place Farmer's Market in Birmingham, AL @ 8:00 AM - 12 PM CT APR 17: The Lost Druid Brewery in Avondale Estates, GA @ TBA APR 23-25: Sherwood Forest Faire, Paige, TX APR 29: Brobdingnagian Bards Live on YouTube @ TBA 11:53 - STATS Mailing list subscribers = 1228 is up from 1219 Celtic Music Magazine = 4062 is up from 4026 YouTube Subscribers = 5337 is up from 5009 Facebook Likes = 3763 is up from 3746 Instagram = 1869 is up from 1867 Spotify followers: 1751 is up from 1737 # Number of listens on Spotify: 4962 is up from 3395 Latest Spotify Single Stats: "Proudfoot Shuffle" released on Mar 18: 147 "Hobbit Hornpipe" released Aug 26: 569 is up from 458 "The Hero of Christmas" released on Nov 17: 111 is down from 119 Latest Spotify Album Stats: St Patrick's Day: 2.2K is up from 1K Most-popular songs on Spotify: "The Widow and the Devil" (2.5K), "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling" (1.6K), "The Leprechaun" (637), "Doctor of Gallifrey" (592), "Beer, Beer, Beer" (590), "Hobbit Hornpipe" (569), "Drunken Sailor" (543), "Lord of the Pounce" (438), "I'll Drink From Dusk Til Dawn" (407), "Nancy Whiskey" (386) Most-popular songs on Amazon Music: "Hero of Canton" (1787), "Doctor of Gallifrey" (599), "The Widow and the Devil" (150), "Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster" (99), "Sail the Sky" (98) Top albums: As Long As I'm Flyin (2167), Sci Fi Drinking Songs (1117), St Patrick's Day Songs for Kids (608), Scottish Songs of Drinking & Rebellion (515), Going for Brogue (505) Last year's playlists from this time last year: Top Irish & Celtic Music: 575 up from 564 Sci F'Irish Music: 12 (same) Nagians Only: 21 (same) Celtfather Experience: 29 is down 30 Hobbit Drinking Songs: 6 is up from 5 Firefly Drinking Songs: 126 is up from 122 Irish Drinking Songs for Cat Lovers: 62 is up from 61 Jedi Drinking Songs: 32 is up from 31 15:18 - PATREON Patreon Subscribers: 159 is up from 156 Patreon Monthly Income: $1215 is up from $1194 Thanks as always for supporting my music. Streaming music gives you a quick and easy way to sample all of my music. Digital sales keep my business running. Tips and CD sales allow me to tour. Kickstarter funds physical products like CDs, shirts ,and other merch. And Patreon funds my songwriting! Join the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon to support my songwriting. You will step behind-the-scenes with new music, bonus podcasts, videos, and live concerts. Thank you for supporting Sci F'Irish music at Celtfather.com! #CFMonthly
Chapter 23: We go over the forces Fangorn, Misty Mountains, or Radagast's Alliance. Hopefully we can help you figure out what play style is best for you, where to start collecting, and what to expect from this very versatile, fun, and powerful force in Middle-Earth! Don't forget to join us, Monday nights at 5:00PM EST on twitch for our hobby and chat live streams! Thereandbackagainhobby on twitch! Andrew - Grey_Havens_HobbyEvan - Half_full_HalflingJohn - Aguidethroughmiddleearth
“ “Perhaps he also thought that you were Saruman," said Gimli. "But you speak of him as if he was a friend. I thought Fangorn was dangerous."Dangerous!" cried Gandalf. "And so am I, very dangerous: more dangerous than anything you will ever meet unless you are brought alive before the seat of the Dark Lord. And Aragorn is dangerous, and Legolas is dangerous. You are beset with dangers, Gimli son of Glóin; for you are dangerous yourself, in your own fashion. Certainly, the forest of Fangorn is perilous—not least to those who are too ready with their axes; and Fangorn himself, he is perilous too; yet he is wise and kindly nonetheless." “-J.R.R. Tolkien The Two Towers This is one of my favorite quotes, as it reminds me that being dangerous is not a bad thing in and of itself. It is how you are dangerous. This is somewhat of a follow up to my last episode. You need to be dangerous to get anything done. Like a good kitchen knife, if it is dull it is useless. It needs to be razor sharp to be used effectively and this is very dangerous. Used well it can feed a family, used wrongly it can destroy one. Being an entrepreneur in and of itself is dangerous. We risk much for a great reward and freedom. We need to be a danger to obstacles in our path, our competition and to whatever problem we are solving with our business. We also need to be able to protect our business against threats. For the previous Remastered episode click here.Remastered Series S 1, E11 : With Great Power Comes Great ResponsibilityFor further reading you can check out my blog post on the subject, by clicking here. Are you dangerous?Get your free 1/2 hour consultation by using our contact page.To transcribe your work, Happy Scribe.coJoin the O’Connor Bootstrap Podcast FB group by clicking HEREThanks for listening to the O’Connor Bootstrap podcast, an Atheoz business solutions podcast.You can reach out to me at Isaiah@ballongeventbyraa.com If you find value in my podcasts please subscribe and share.Learning made easy for the busy entrepreneur, www.Audible.com /BootstrapPay Pal paypal.me/IocPodOur sponsors:Learning made easy for the busy entrepreneur, Audible.com For free images check out www.freepik.omFor free icons flaticon.comFor free images check out www.freepik.omTo transcribe your work, Happy Scribe.co Travel in style with Tilley Or if you need to monetize your content check out AWINUntil next time, I have been,Your Friendly Neighborhood Entrepreneur, Isaiah O’Connor
Legendarium Türkiye Karakterler serimizin yeni bölümünün konusu; hepimizin çok sevdiği, filmlerde izlediğimizde de ah o dallarda biz de olsaydık dedirten, ormanların ve ağaçların koruyucusu Fangorn, ya da hepimizin bildiği adıyla: Ağaçsakal. İyi Seyirler
The White Rider - Returning to Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas, the story finds them hunting for clues to the mysterious old man's identity. Aragorn searches, but is unable to find footprints. And he recalls the horses didn't make sounds as if frightened. They do find more evidence that Pippin and Merry escaped and are somewhere in the forest, including a leaf from Lothlórien with a few crumbs of the Elves' lembasbread. Following signs of Merry and Pippin's presence, they go deeper into Fangorn. As they track the two hobbits, Aragorn also sees some puzzling footprints (which are, of course, Treebeard's). Suddenly, Legolas sees a mysterious old man approaching. At first, the three seem to think the man may be Saruman, and are not sure if they should defend themselves. But soon, the man reveals he is Gandalf, miraculously returned from the dead. He is now wearing white robes, a change from the gray he used to wear. Gandalf shares news, reassuring them Aragorn's decisions have not caused disaster: Merry and Pippin are safe with the Ents, and the Ring-bearer is on his own path, beyond their help. He confirms Saruman is corrupt with desire for the Ring, and tells them Sauron is so occupied with preparing for war he may not notice what Frodo is doing. He also tells them what happened after he fell into the chasm in Moria, and brings prophetic messages from Galadriel. Aragorn, Gandalf, Gimli, and Legolas decide to present themselves to Théoden, the king of Rohan, in the city of Edoras. Gandalf summons his white horse, Shadowfax, who arrives accompanied by the two horses Éomer lent them. They mount the horses and depart.
Treebeard - The two hobbits, entering Fangorn Forest, find themselves soon lost. They try to figure out where they are, and come to appreciate the forest. But when Pippin says, "This shaggy old forest looked so different in the sunlight. I almost felt I liked the place," a strange voice says, "Almost felt you liked the Forest! That's good! That's uncommonly kind of you." It turns out to be the voice of an Ent named Treebeard, an ancient, tree-like creature who shepherds the trees in the forest. Treebeard becomes friends with Merry and Pippin, and carries them back to a place where they can stay overnight. Treebeard gives Merry and Pippin a drink of water he says is sustenance for Ents, and asks them to share their story. In turn, he tells the hobbits a little about the history of Ents. Eventually, the subject comes around to wizards, and Treebeard wonders aloud about Gandalf and Saruman. Because Saruman lives nearby, Treebeard is aware of his destructive actions: the wizard has been breeding a new kind of Orc (the Uruk-hai) and cutting down many trees. Treebeard decides he will try to get the other Ents to do something about Saruman. Several of the Ents gather for an Entmoot—a kind of council—and after days of talking about the issue, they decide to take action against Saruman. They set off, singing, for Isengard. The trees of Fangorn forest seem to follow the Ents.
The Uruk-Hai - Pippin and Merry endure rough treatment at the hands of the Orcs. Bound and forced to run beyond the point of exhaustion, they overhear the Orcs arguing about whether to kill them or not. Evidently, some of the Orcs have orders to bring the halflings back alive, but not all the Orcs seem to have the same orders. Some Orcs are loyal to the "Great Eye," and some to Saruman. Pippin manages to break away from the Orcs for a moment, and drops the brooch from his Elven cloak. Later, Grishnákh, one of the Orcs, seems to know about the Ring, and Pippin pretends he has it in order to distract him, egging him on. As Grishnákh focuses on Pippin, the Rohirrim attack and Grishnákh is killed. Pippin and Merry manage to escape into the forest of Fangorn.
The Riders of Rohan - Aragorn, Gimli, and Legolas keep up a fast pace in pursuit of Merry and Pippin. They follow their course into Rohan where the Rohirrim live. They come upon some slain Orcs and deduce there is internal strife among the Orcs in the group, some of which are from Isengard, ruled by Saruman, and some from Mordor. As Aragorn says, "the enemy brought his own enemy with him." At one point, Aragorn follows some signs to the side of the path trodden by the Orcs, and finds the clasp of one of the cloaks given to them by Elves. He believes Pippin dropped it on purpose, hoping it would be found. The three pursuers find this heartening. After a few days of the chase, they encounter a group of men on horseback—the Riders of Rohan. Éomer, their leader, is suspicious, but also awed by Aragorn's ancestry. The Riders are unable to give them news of the hobbits, but eventually Éomer lends them horses, and they continue to search for the hobbits. At the edge of Fangorn forest, they make camp for the night. A mysterious old man appears as they sit by the fire, and shortly afterward they find their horses have been let loose. They think it possible the man was Saruman.
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Notre critique du film "Le Seigneur des anneaux : Les Deux Tours" réalisé par Peter Jackson avec Elijah Wood, Sean Astin et Viggo Mortensen. ABONNE-TOI à la NEWSLETTER pour remporter deux places de cinéma UGC valables en Belgique* : https://bit.ly/3m4I9Gw *Offre valable uniquement en Belgique jusqu'à épuisement du stock. --- Titre : Le Seigneur des anneaux : Les Deux Tours Sortie : 21 Octobre 2020 (nouvelle sortie) De : Peter Jackson Avec : Elijah Wood, Sean Astin et Viggo Mortensen. Synopsis : Après la mort de Boromir et la disparition de Gandalf, la Communauté s'est scindée en trois. Perdus dans les collines d'Emyn Muil, Frodon et Sam découvrent qu'ils sont suivis par Gollum, une créature versatile corrompue par l'Anneau. Celui-ci promet de conduire les Hobbits jusqu'à la Porte Noire du Mordor. A travers la Terre du Milieu, Aragorn, Legolas et Gimli font route vers le Rohan, le royaume assiégé de Theoden. Cet ancien grand roi, manipulé par l'espion de Saroumane, le sinistre Langue de Serpent, est désormais tombé sous la coupe du malfaisant Magicien. Eowyn, la nièce du Roi, reconnaît en Aragorn un meneur d'hommes. Entretemps, les Hobbits Merry et Pippin, prisonniers des Uruk-hai, se sont échappés et ont découvert dans la mystérieuse Forêt de Fangorn un allié inattendu : Sylvebarbe, gardien des arbres, représentant d'un ancien peuple végétal dont Saroumane a décimé la forêt... Bande-annonce : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9blKqmyeV4 #LordoftheRings #LesDeuxTours #CINECAST
It’s a Cool Celtic Summer playlist today on the Pub Songs Podcast. Plus, hear an interview from Mazz O’Flaherty who owns the smallest record shop in the world. Welcome to the Pub Songs Podcast, the Virtual Public House for Celtic Geek culture. I am your Guide. My name is Marc Gunn. Today’s show is brought to you by my Gunn Runners on Patreon. Subscribe to the podcast and download free music when you sign up at PubSong.net. WHO'S PLAYING IN THE PUB TODAY 0:23 - SONG: “Purple Flower” from Name On My Soul 3:36 - WELCOME -- Whiskers in the Jar Coffee Mug. Design created by Ingrid Houwers. -- Post a review in Apple Podcasts. -- New videos: Skellig Michael, Wild Kitty, Reavers, Malcolm, Reavers, Loch Lomond -- Is there a song you want to learn to play? Contact me. -- Irish & Celtic Song Lyrics Updated: Maid Went to the Mill, A Well-Dressed Hobbit, My Father Was a Werewolf, Come By The Hills, Reavers Malcolm Reavers, Tough Times, Green Grow the Rashes 9:16 - SONG: “Don’t Go Drinking With Hobbits” from Don’t Go Drinking With Hobbits 12:38 - Should I make a booklet to sell with CDs that tells the story of the CD? 14:58 - STORIES: Interview with Mazz O’Flaherty of Dingle Record Shop. I last interviewed her on show #74 of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. 37:18 - SONG: “I Will Stand On This Land” by The Borrowed Angels from The Borrowed Angels Singing Songs By Mazz O'Flaherty 39:07 - PUB CHAT (read and see videos at bottom of notes) You can chat in the pub, please send me your feedback. What are you doing today while listening to the Pub Songs Podcast? Send a written comment along with any pictures to marc@marcgunn.com. Chat in the Celtic Geeks group on Facebook. 41:40 - SONG: “Liquid Sunshine” from The Bridge Let’s Write a song together! TRAVEL WITH CELTIC INVASION VACATIONS. Every year, I take a small group of Celtic music fans on the relaxing adventure of a lifetime. We don't see everything. Instead, we stay in one area. We get to know the region through its culture, history, and legends. You can join us with an auditory and visual adventure through podcasts and videos. We’re going to Scotland in 2021. Join the invasion at http://celticinvasion.com/ 45:18 - SHOUT OUTS (new bands, albums, websites): -- I have an interview with Ockham’s Razor coming out the first Thursday in June. It’s part of a Pride Month episode of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. Kris Clements and I talk about the 50th anniversary of Pride Month and the LGBTQ Celtic community. 46:21 - UPCOMING SHOWS JUN 11: Celtfather Concert on YouTube @ 8:30 PM EST WEDS: Coffee with The Celtfather on Facebook @ 10:30 AM EST If you enjoy the music in this show, please show your support. Buy music and merch. Follow me on Spotify. And tell a friend. You can also join the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. You get first access to rough cuts of new music. Once a week, you will get a bonus podcast of Stories from the Road. Your support pays for the production and promotion of my music and the podcast, and it pays for my time in producing this show. You get it all for as little $5 per month. Learn more on Patreon. Follow the link in the shownotes. Special thanks to my newest patrons: Special thanks to my newest patrons: Patricia C, Nathan B, Sarabeth S, Matt Ledder, James L, Not Higgins 48:25 - SONG: “Heart of Fangorn” from Memories of Middle Earth Pub Songs Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn. To subscribe, go to Apple Podcasts, Spotify or to my website where you can subscribe to my mailing list. I’ll email you regular updates of new music and podcasts, special offers, and you’ll get 19 songs for free. Welcome to the pub at www.pubsong.net! #pubsongs #coolsummer #summerpodcast PUB CHAT Anna Paulson wrote on Twitter: "This is a poem I wrote while I listened to your live show on Facebook. Thanks for the inspiration." I asked her if I could share it. Oh dear harp, Will you sing for me? Please sing me a song to set my heart free. Every time a bard plucks your strings, Everyone gets up, dances, and sings. Please, please do that for me. My hands are clumsy, My voice is shrill, But your song still gives me a thrill. I am no bard, Music for me is hard. Yet I’m the only one here to play you. So please dear harp, Sing for me, A song to set any soul free.
Almarë, senhoritos e senhoritas! Hoje é dia de falar sobre Saruman, ou Saruman como deveria ter sido, em mais um excelente capítulo de As Duas Torres!Neste episódio: Fale em charadas para si mesmo, meça a profundidade do abismo de Khazad-Dûm, corra de fogo fátuo e mande poesia de Rogério Skylab!***Gostou? Ajude o Tumba do Balin compartilhando para o máximo de pessoas! Para ficar por dentro de mais episódios, acesse nosso site www.tumbadobalin.com.br/ e nossas redes sociais: www.instagram.com/tumbadobalin e twitter.com/tumbadobalin. Envie seus comentários, teorias e sugestões para tumbadobalin@gmail.com
Almarë, senhoritos e senhoritas! Continuamos nossa jornada por este livro maravilhoso, abordando o restante de um dos melhores capítulos de todo O Senhor dos Anéis: Barbárvore!Neste episódio: Descubra mais personalidades brasileiras claramente representadas na Terra Média, faça uma pausa para culinária, entre em uma Ágora Ent, e convide Ents para uma sessão do STF por telefone sem fio.***Este capítulo foi dividido em duas partes para enriquecer sua experiência pelo Legendarium. Não deixe de ouvir a parte 1 do episódio!***Gostou? Ajude o Tumba do Balin compartilhando para o máximo de pessoas! Para ficar por dentro de mais episódios, acesse nosso site www.tumbadobalin.com.br/ e nossas redes sociais: www.instagram.com/tumbadobalin e twitter.com/tumbadobalin. Envie seus comentários, teorias e sugestões para tumbadobalin@gmail.com
Almarë, senhoritos e senhoritas! Mais um episódio de Tumba do Balin chega pra você, falando sobre o quarto capítulo de As Duas Torres, e um dos melhores capítulos desse livro!Neste episódio: Conheça o ser mais velho que caminha debaixo do Sol, mande Celeborn ir à merda, descubra quem é o professor de cursinho da Terra Média e conheça a aventura do Charlinho de nosso podcast.***Como este é um capítulo sensacional e não queremos perder nada, dividimos este episódio em duas partes para enriquecer em dobro a sua aventura pelo Legendarium. Não perca o próximo episódio!***Gostou? Ajude o Tumba do Balin compartilhando para o máximo de pessoas! Para ficar por dentro de mais episódios, acesse nosso site www.tumbadobalin.com.br/ e nossas redes sociais: www.instagram.com/tumbadobalin e twitter.com/tumbadobalin
Plant a Tree for Earth Day on the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. We Banjo 3, The Gatehouse Well, Heather Dale, Flook, Heidi, Stef & Bow Triplets, Culann's Hounds, Brobdingnagian Bards, Hearthfire Duo, Catherine Koehler, Wooden Legs, Barleyjuice, Pauline Scanlon Feat. Damien Dempsey, Jessica Victoria, Rebels and Sinners, Screaming Orphans, Syr I hope you enjoyed this week's show. If you did, please share the show with ONE friend. The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast is here to build our community and help the incredible artists who so generously share their music with you. If you hear music you love, buy the albums, shirts, and songbooks, follow the artists on Spotify, see their shows, and drop them an email to let them know you heard them on the Irish and Celtic Music Podcast. Remember also to Subscribe to the Celtic Music Magazine. Every week, you will get a few cool bits of Celtic music news. It's a quick and easy way to plug yourself into more great Celtic culture. 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THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC 0:04 - “Crann Na Beatha (Tree of Life)” by We Banjo 3 from String Theory Pronunciation: Crown na Ba-ha 3:11 - WELCOME 4:29 - "Tree Gap Set" by The Gatehouse Well from Bring You Ashore 8:12 - "Hawthorn Tree" by Heather Dale from Avalon 11:48 - "Turquoise Girl / The Tree Climber / Twelve Weeks and a Day / Rounding Malin Head" by Flook from Ancora 17:41 - "One Spot On Earth" by Heidi, Stef & Bow Triplets from One Spot on Earth 20:24 - CELTIC FEEDBACK 26:20 - "Eire" by Culann's Hounds from Year of the Dog 29:47 - "The Heart of Fangorn" by Brobdingnagian Bards from Memories of Middle Earth (Remastered) 33:06 - "An Irish Barn Dance" by Hearthfire Duo from A Long Way Home 36:20 - "The Briar and the Rose" by Catherine Koehler from Stone Upon Stone 39:26 - "Dancing the Mud" by Wooden Legs from What Are You Looking for? 43:20 - CELTIC PODCAST NEWS 45:34 - "Rose of Garden City" by Barleyjuice from The Old Speakeasy 48:12 - "The Pretty Bird Tree" by Pauline Scanlon Feat. Damien Dempsey from Gossamer 52:54 - "Song of the Summer Realm" by Jessica Victoria from Songs of the Summer Realm 56:19 - "Mother Tree" by Rebels and Sinners from Day's Just Begun 1:00:40 - "Og in Eireann" by Screaming Orphans from Ballads Rule OK Pronunciation: Owe-g in AIr-ann 1:04:45 - CLOSING 1:06:35 - “Legacy” by Syr from Single The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast was edited by Mitchell Petersen with Graphics by Miranda Nelson Designs. The show was produced by Marc Gunn, The Celtfather. To subscribe, go to Apple Podcasts or to our website where you can become a Patron of the Podcast for as little as $1 per episode. Promote Celtic culture through music at http://celticmusicpodcast.com/. #celticmusic #earthday #arborday WELCOME TO CELTIC MUSIC * Helping you celebrate Celtic culture through music. My name is Marc Gunn. I am a Celtic musician and podcaster. This show is dedicated to the indie Celtic musicians. Please support these artists. Share the show with your friends. And find more episodes at celticmusicpodcast.com. You can also support this podcast on Patreon. Earth Day is an annual event celebrated around the world on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. Arbor Day is on April 24. Yet Coronavirus has taken over the international discussion. That makes it tough to talk about anything else in the short-term. But climate change is the most-important long-term issue facing our planet. So I want to draw a little bit of attention to just how important it is that we are proper stewards of the planet. That means limiting dangerous carbon emissions and limiting other things that pollute We Celts have long had a love of the land. This is one of the most-important issues for Celts, If we don’t protect our planet, then we will destroy it. This episode is dedicated to the planet Earth. CELTIC PODCAST NEWS The Earth Day website has “11 Actions for the Planet During a Pandemic.” That seems like a super appropriate article right now. You can read the article on the Earth Day website. April 24 is also Arbor Day. I love the idea of planting trees to combat pollution. If you join the Arbor Day Foundation, they will send you ten trees. Or they will plant ten trees for you. Memberships are as little as $10 for six months. Not too bad a deal. So we’re sending trees to the rainforest this month. Find out more at arborday.org. If you want another way to support the planet. I’m donating 50% of the profit of our the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast shirt to the foundation for the rest of the month. The shirt has a beautiful Celtic knotwork tree design. And I’m told it’s a great conversation starter. Get yours now. THANK YOU PATRONS OF THE PODCAST! Because of Your kind and generous support, this show comes out every week. Your generosity funds the creation, promotion and production of the show. It allows us to attract new listeners and to help our community grow. As a patron, you get to hear episodes before regular listeners. When we hit a milestone, you get an extra-long episode. You can pledge a dollar or more per episode and cap how much you want to spend each month over on Patreon. A super special thanks to our newest patrons from last month: Sarah F, Toby, JR, Suzanne M, Pamela Jo H You can become a generous Patron of the Podcast at SongHenge.com. TRAVEL WITH CELTIC INVASION VACATIONS Every year, I take a small group of Celtic music fans on the relaxing adventure of a lifetime. We don't see everything. Instead, we stay in one area. We get to know the region through its culture, history, and legends. You can join us with an auditory and visual adventure through podcasts and videos. Learn more about the invasion at http://celticinvasion.com/ I WANT YOUR FEEDBACK What are you doing today while listening to the podcast? You can send a written comment along with a picture of what you're doing while listening. Email a voicemail message to celticpodcast@gmail.com Peter Gallagher in Ft. Myers, FL emailed: "Hi Marc - long story short, I’ve been listening as I paint walls and cabinet doors in my Florida vacation home. You played Albannach with Rathkeltair in today’s pod, which I’ve heard twice through already. Do you know where that track was recorded? I may have been there as I saw them live a couple times before the lockdown. Thanks for everything" Pam emailed a photo: "Marc, I have loved your podcast for years, sorry it took a situation like this for me to finally let you know that. Most recently I spent the time listening to your podcast while I brushed the winter coat out of my horse. He was happy to nibble on the beginnings of grass while I did it. In the past I would listen to your podcast while driving to work if I needed to calm down before a tough day was to start or on the weekend as I relaxed drinking wine. The best to you and your family and once again, thank you for continuing to put out your podcast." Pamela Hatley emailed: "Hey Mark, I recently discovered your podcast and have subscribed and contributed through Patreon. Love the music and everything you bring with it. I used to listen to multiple political podcasts every day. That did not do much for my mental and emotional well-being. Now I am listening to past and current episodes of Irish and Celtic Music podcast, and haven’t listened to a political podcast in weeks… Thank you for saving me from political podcasts! Also...I subscribed to Celtic Music magazine but never received the zip files with the 34 Celtic music mp3s. Could you please email that to me again? And also…I recently joined the Celtic Conundrum band as a banjoist. I was delighted to hear one of the band’s songs on a recent Irish and Celtic Music podcast. Thanks so much for sharing our music. Best to you and thanks for all you do!” Eric Guarin emailed: "Hi Marc, I was listening to episode 436 where you said someone sent a hate-filled email blasting you for increasing diversity and invoking Jesus' name. Fie on them, I say! And funny those people like to invoke Jesus, who accepted a tax collector as disciple and had a prostitute washing his feet (roll eyes). If I could wave a magic wand I would banish them to be forced to live (separated!) in the slums of Nairobi, Rio, Mumbai, etc. I'm half Hispanic and the other half stretches back through the Mayflower and Jamestown to Scotland and to France via William the Conqueror (so as white as it gets I guess). My first babysitters were a middle aged black couple, and a couple of gay fellows next door. So, I pretty much detest ANY form of discrimination, it's just an excuse for people to try and feel superior to others. Anyway that whole thing incensed me so much it spurred me to sponsor you and send a link to my mom to listen. Keep up the good work, and since I now teach here's hoping for a post-coronavirus Celtic Invasion to Ireland (or maybe Scotland but I've never been to Ireland) summer 2021 or Spring Break; if the stars align I could bring my getting-elderly mom. Cheers!"
The Geeks travel to Helm's Deep to join the men of Rohan in facing down the Uruk-Hai, while in Fangorn forest the mere idea of the Entmoot causes Ben to collapse with laughter and over in Osgiliath Sean Astin's dream of having a monologue finally comes true. As ever, let us know any thoughts, questions or comments!
The Geeks follow up on their wildly successful 'Fellowship of the Ring' series by frolicking in Fangorn, roaming in Rohan and dancing all over the Dead Marshes in the first instalment of the Two Towers! As ever, let us know any questions, thoughts or comments!
Ya estamos de vuelta con un nuevo capítulo de nuestros podcast. Esta vez, analizamos el estado del juego, intentaremos arrojar luz sobre el concepto de la curva de recursos, nos adentraremos en Fangorn para conocer a los Pastores de Árboles y volvemos a ensalzar al mejor Héroe del juego, Dori. Esperamos que os guste... El índice es el siguiente: 02:05 Presentación. 24:15 Noticias 01:08:31 Metajuego: La curva de recursos. 01:53:54 Lore: Los Ents.
We’re talking about a little controversy on the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast regarding the women of Celtic music. Plus, I sing some songs and catch up on some upcoming news. Guest music from The Gothard Sisters, The Gatehouse Well, Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards. Welcome to the Pub Songs Podcast, the Virtual Public House for Celtic culture through music. My name is Marc Gunn. I am a Celtic Geek musician and your guide to honoring our past and adapting for our future. Today’s show is brought to you by my Gunn Runners on Patreon. Your generous pledge of $5 per month allow me to create music, podcasts, and my weekly video show, Coffee with The Celtfather. Thank you! If you have comments or want to chat in the pub, then I want your feedback. What are you doing today while listening to the Pub Songs Podcast? How has this show inspired you? Send a written comment along with any pictures to marc@marcgunn.com. Use the hashtag #pubsongs in the subject of your email. Cead mile failte! PubSong.net WHO'S PLAYING IN THE PUB TODAY 0:17 - “It’s the Little Things” by The Gothard Sisters from It’s the Little Things 4:34 - Coffee with The Celtfather 6:05 - “Heart of Fangorn” by Marc Gunn from Brobdingnagian Bards’ album Memories of Middle Earth 9:00 - About “Heart of Fangorn” 10:43 - CELTIC INVASION VACATIONS Every year, I take a small group of Celtic music fans on the relaxing adventure of a lifetime. We don't see everything. Instead, we stay in one area. We get to know the region through it's culture, history, and legends. You can join us with an auditory and visual adventure through podcasts and videos. 2020 is the Origins of Celtic Invasions. You can find out more about this exciting trip. Join the invasion at http://celticinvasion.com/ 14:35 - “Blue Sun” by Marc Gunn from As Long As I’m Flyin’ 17:06 - Supporting the Women of Celtic Music FairPlé aims to achieve gender balance in the production, performance, promotion, and development of Irish traditional and folk music. They advocate for equal opportunity and balanced representation for all. Visit their website for more details about this great organization. 24:36 “The Low Hum” by Laura Cortese & The Dance Cards from California Calling 28:33 - UPCOMING SHOWS * Aug 23: Interstellar Ginger Beer & Exploration Co, Birmingham, AL * Aug 24: Pepper Place Farmer’s Market, Birmingham, AL * Aug 30-Sep 2: Dragon Con with Brobdingnagian Bards, Atlanta, GA 29:39 - “Wherever I May Roam” by Marc Gunn 33:33 - The Pub Songs Podcast is listener-supported. If you enjoy visiting the pub, please join the Gunn Runners Club to get more podcasts, videos, bootleg concerts, and exclusive MP3s. Special thanks to my newest patron: Andrew H. Thank you for so kindly supporting my music. Go to marcgunn.net to join the Gunn Runners on Patreon today. Let's make a friendlier world. If you enjoy the music in this show, support the artists. Buy their music and merch. Follow them on Spotify. Let them know how much you love what they are doing. And tell a friend. 36:12 “Kaleidoscope Hearts” by The Gatehouse Well from Bring You Ashore Pub Songs Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn. To subscribe, go to Apple Podcasts, Spotify or to my website where you can join the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon and support my music and this podcast. I’ll also email regular updates of new videos, podcasts, stories behind the songs, plus 21 songs for free. Welcome to the pub! www.pubsong.net.
The podcast comes back to you now, at the turn of the tide. Your hosts Jimmy and Alex cover everything from the three hunters' short-lived adventure in Fangorn to Theoden's reawakening in Edoras. The company has enlisted Theoden and the Rohirrim to assist in their quest, but what will lead them to Helm's Deep and the great battle between Saruman's Uruk-Hai army and the brave men of Rohan? Time will tell on the Ramble On podcast
Concerning "The White Rider", from Merry and Pippin's fate to Gandalf's return... Announcements, correspondence, etc - 1:00 More on Ents - 8:30 Who was the old man? - 17:30 Trying to piece together Merry and Pippin’s fate - 24:45 Caught in the Net - 33:00 Gandalf the White - 40:00 Why Gandalf’s Death Isn’t Bad Storytelling - 50:15 Haiku Time - 59:00 For more on this episode and The Tolkien Road podcast, please visit TolkienRoad.com.
The Nicks preview some of the different regions and key sites in the narrative of The Lord of The Rings. Follow along with the map in your book, or one of the maps provided in the show notes. Notes from the episode: Map of Middle-earth Map of Middle-earth superimposed on Europe LoTRproject.com interactive map - Caution: spoilers for new readers! Shire - 3:25 Bree - 6:39 Rivendell - 9:44 Misty Mountains - 12:59 Caradhras - 15:41 Moria - 17:27 Lorien - 19:21 ZED - try to imagine the Elves raving... Anduin -20:15 Anduin Lothar Argonath Isengard 23:00 Rohan 23:37 Fangorn 24:40 Edoras 25:28 Helms Deep 25:48 Dunharrow 26:55 Gondor 28:02 Minas Tirith 29:10 Minas Morgul 32:10 Ithilien 32:43 Osgiliath 35:05 The Black Gate 35:28 Udun 38:13 Mordor 38:48 Sauron Realm of Influence 38:55 Dagorlad 40:49 Mordor again 41:24 Orodruin 41:47 Plateau of Gorgoroth 45:26 Emyn Muil 46:46 Dead Marshes 47:53 Osgiliath again 49:12 Minas Morgul again 50:29 Cirith Ungol 51:23 Barad Dur 52:18 The Eye of Sauron 52:47 Sauron's Road 54:54 The One Ring 56:22 Links: greendragonlive.com Twitter Facebook Special thanks to our friend Harry Murrell for the use of his music. Listen to more and subscribe to his channel here.
Concerning "Treebeard", from strange beverages to legendary Entwives... Announcements/Correspondence/Etc - 1:00 Wellinghall/Ent-Draught - 17:30 "Nobody is altogether on my side..." - 23:30 Saruman's Goals - 30:30 Ents and Entwives - 40:00 The Song of the Entwives - 53:30 Haiku Time - 1:00:00 For more on this episode and The Tolkien Road podcast, please visit TolkienRoad.com.
Concerning "Treebeard", from an intro to Ents to Treebeard's song... Announcements & Correspondence - 1:00 What Fangorn Is Like - 23:00 Introducing Treebeard - 27:00 The Lore of Living Creatures - 32:00 Off to Treebeards' Home - 38:00 Appendix F: Concerning Ents - 41:00 The Story of the Ents - 44:00 Treebeard's Song - 52:30 Haiku Time - 59:00 For more on this episode and The Tolkien Road podcast, please visit TolkienRoad.com.
Concerning "The Riders of Rohan", from Éomer and the men of the Mark to the burnt bones of Orcs... Announcements, correspondence, etc (1:00) The Lay of the Land/Gondor Poem (7:50) In Pursuit of Orcs (13:15) Riders! (18:55) Éomer, the Rohirrim, and Strange Days (22:45) Aragorn Declares Himself (29:50) “How shall a man judge what to do in such times?" (38:30) Horseman, Horse-elf, Horse-dwarf? (41:00) “The counsel of Gandalf was not founded on foreknowledge or safety…" (43:00) Fangorn, Living Forest (45:00) The Old Man (47:40) Haiku (52:30) For more on this episode or The Tolkien Road podcast, please visit TolkienRoad.com.
Wes hāl! This week our Fellowship hits the road and heads for the green fields of the Riddermark, as JM, Calvin, and Stoneclaws the Bear sing the sad and mournful songs of the Rohirrim. Ride with us through Rohan, Isengard, Fangorn, and Dunland as we review The Horse Lords of Rohan, the latest (and possibly … Continue reading E9: The Riders of Rohan
The search for Merry and Pippin leads Gimli, Legolas and Aragorn into the Fangorn forest, but an old friend returns to them at the "turn of the tide." Jonathan, Katie and Chase comb through this exposition filled chapter of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Two Towers on this week's episode.
Show notes can always be found on www.stitchedtogether.co.uk by clicking on the Podcast button at the top of the page.Stuff and ThingsThe Crafting With Colour KAL is proceeding well. Finished Objects should be posted in this FO Thread (please no chat there). Please also read all the rules carefully before posting to make sure your project fits the rules.If you want to chat about the KAL, please come and join the friendly thread here.The KAL finishes on 31st August 2015, so still plenty of time to enter.Starting on 1st September, I'll be hosting a spin a long. It's going to be a simple and straight forward SAL, using a minimum of 100g or 3.5oz of fibre and spinning at least 100yds/91m. The SAL will finish on 30th September and there will be two prizes:The first prize that will be drawn was kindly donated by Deb of Fondant Fibre, which I showed a few months ago. It's a set of blending roving made from Shetland/Merino/Bamboo. The set is in 6 colours and weighs 150g in total. The set is called Harlequin Bites.This second prize was very kindly donated by Sara of Sara's Texture Crafts. This is two matching 50g batts of merino in the Porto colourway.I'll open a chat thread for this SAL when this episode goes live and the FO Thread after the start date. Please don't start before 1st September, no WIPs are allowed. It would be even better if you pulled from stash!Done and DustedHoli Party by Joji Locatelli using Noro Iro in colourway 69.World of Wool Superwash hand dyed in the oven using Wilton's Cake Decorating Gels - Set of 8 Food Colour Pastes and white vinegar.SpunRightRound Rambouillet in the Circus colourway. It's a worsted spun 2ply aimed at obtaining a barber pole appearance. It turned out to be a heavy fingering weight yarn measuring 363m.Fondant Fibre Organic Merino Silk and Baby Llama in the Beach Huts colourway. It's a worsted spun 3ply in the worsted weight, amounting to 136m.Nose to the GrindstoneBotany Lace Hitofude using Araucania Botany Lace in the 2118 colourway, bought from Stash Fine Yarns (they have 35% off all yarns including those on sale). The project bag was from Lowland Originals.Nuvem by Martina Behm in Wollmeise Lace-Garn in the Cu colorway. The project bag was from MinaMakes of The Knitting Expat Podcast.Yarn Geek Fibers BFL in the Iron Man II colourway. I am using a Neal Brand spindle in Black Palm and Ivorywood.Into The Whirled 85% Polwarth/25% Silk in the Captain Tightpants colourway. I am using two Spanish Peacock Bead Whorl spindles.Splashed OutKnitty and Color Superwash Targhee in the Early Fall colourway. I have 4oz.Sara's Texture Crafts Polwarth fibre in the Final Frontier colourway and 70% BFL/30% Silk fibre in the Fangorn colourway. Sara also kindly sent me some Mint Choc merino silk batts to try.HilltopCloud Gradient Packs in the Conch and Cabbage Leaf options. Conch is comprised of 50% Merino/25% Shetland/12% Silk/12% Baby Alpaca. Cabbage Leaf is comprised of 55% Merino/30% Corriedale/15% Bamboo. Each pack weighs 140g and is made of 9 colours of blended fibre.Apple Rose Fibers Undyed Cormo Top (4oz). I talk about the #spin15aday instagram spin-a-long where people are spinning 15 minutes a day. BaaBonnyBelle sent me some Cormo locks.OnTheRound Signature Sock in the Silver Lining Tweed colourway. It's a 4ply/fingering weight yarn made of 80% Merino and 20% Nylon and it measures 375m/410yds.Posh Yarn Fenella Sock in the Let's Be Up and Doing colourway. It's a 4ply/fingering weight yarn made of 75% Merino and 25% Cashmere and it measures 355m/388yds.Online CommunityThank you to the purchasers of my destashed yarn. There's still more and if you see something you like that isn't listed in the Trade/Sell category, you can always ask, I might let it go if you really want it.
Tornano sulle frequenze di Radio Brea anche i #RenegadesInMiddleEarth! Dopo una lunga pausa estiva le casse del vostro pc verranno sfondate a ritmo di un po' di sano metal di ispirazione tolkieniana, accuratamente selezionato dai vostri Jay e Dante. L'appuntamento è per Giovedì 24 Ottobre 2013 alle ore 21:00 su Radio Brea - La WebRadio di Sentieri Tolkieniani, all'indirizzo www.spreaker.com/user/sentieritolkieniani. STAY TOLKIEN, STAY METAL!
Tornano sulle frequenze di Radio Brea anche i #RenegadesInMiddleEarth! Dopo una lunga pausa estiva le casse del vostro pc verranno sfondate a ritmo di un po' di sano metal di ispirazione tolkieniana, accuratamente selezionato dai vostri Jay e Dante. L'appuntamento è per Giovedì 24 Ottobre 2013 alle ore 21:00 su Radio Brea - La WebRadio di Sentieri Tolkieniani, all'indirizzo www.spreaker.com/user/sentieritolkieniani. STAY TOLKIEN, STAY METAL!
I am joined once again by the inimitable Alberos for a trek through the oldest of forests! We talk about the various locales and its connexion with Fangorn. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lotrobyf/message
It's been a while, but I'm back with another show. This one is for the Gunn Runners. There's some great music, but I have a lot to say to update you with all my news. So check it out. Kenzie update Computer and microphone updates Kickstarter Campaign to Update Gear. Stay tuned. Limited Edition T-Shirt by Jef Murray and CDs ALEP 2: There & Back Again with Jamie Haeuser and Samantha Gillogly Getting back into a routine with the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast and Renaissance Festival Podcast Louisina Ren Fest for first three weekends. Booked for Sherwood Forest Faire Celtic CD Special Offers. Music: "A Working in the Garden" by Marc Gunnfrom Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits "Paddy Fahy/Sergeant Early's Dream/Prov. Reel" by Cady Finlaysonfrom Harp and Shamrock "Take Me Now" by James O'Brien Moranfrom Sanctuary (a compilation CD benefiting..) "The Humours Of The King Of Ballyhooley" by The Beggarmenfrom Newry Town "The Heart of Fangorn" by Brobdingnagian Bardsfrom Memories of Middle Earth "Raise a Glass in Parting" by Marc Gunnfrom Don't Go Drinking With Hobbits Support the Podcast: If this show entertained, you can return the favor after listening to each show: Buy Marc a Pint at pubsong.com, buy CDs from the Celtic Music CD Store, follow the links above to order music on amazon or CD Baby, or just help promote the show anyway you can.
A creepy forest holds the reunion of members of the Fellowship.
This podcast was recorded at the end of March, and lookie, I’m just now getting around to posting it. W00t! Well, at least we’ll be caught up to record a new show very soon. And more once we get to Ireland. Enjoy! Show Notes: Bardic Bonus Features Bardic Foundation of Not Losing Your Brain Through the Windshielf Car mileage conspiracy Consuming the consumer Executive Suite (1954) with William Holden Battlestar Galactica Nerd Warning! Marketing with Integrity Politics Above the Law Summer Brooks of Slice of Sci Fi and Essays on Battlestar Galactica Buck Rogers DVD GM Motors Annecdote Songs This Week: “The Heart of Fangorn” from Memories of Middle Earth “Patriot Game” from Songs of Ireland “Shepherd’s Serenade” from Songs of the Muse
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