Podcasts about night's king

There is no "Night King / leader of the Others" figure in the current book storyline like there was on the show. But one could emerge... and that one is Night's King Crowseye!  

We haven't seen a leader of the Others yet in the books, but the symbolism suggests that one will emerge...  Hey friends! So sorry to get behind on the podcast feed, but I'll be catching up this week. I do want to remind you that most YT livestreams will not appear in the podcast feed, as it's simply too time consuming to edit all of the audio, so do make sure to check in at the channel. I will however put Weirwood Compendium 9 and 10 on the feed this week, so cheers and enjoy!

Were Azor Ahai and Night's King the same person? The symbolism of Stannis Baratheon and Jon Snow tell the story. Val is in this one too :)

We prepare for the biggest television event of the decade by finally tackling Game of Thrones. We misremember many details about the franchise as Sansa and Arya prepare for a house party, Tormund recalls Jon's reanimation, and the Night's King demonstrates resurrection to Bucky Barnes

Er zijn er maar weinig die kouder zijn dan de Night's King, maar als er al eentje is dan is het Cersei. Wie is zij en wie zijn de Lannisters? Wat drijft haar en wat ligt er voor haar in het verschiet? De Wildfire Queen doorgelicht in deze special.

Major spoilers for Nightflyers! Turn back now!  Why does a shard of obsidian in the heart of the Night King turn him into a cold god instead of killing him? Or protect Benjen Stark from becoming one of the mindless army of the dead? The answer comes from George R.R. Martin's short story Nightflyers and novel Dying of the Light: the whisperjewel.    Video episode: https://youtu.be/c9aNN2v5exc

I am joined by special guest Poor Quentyn (poorquentyn.tumblr.com/) for a fun discussion of Night's King, Euron, Stannis, the Undying, and Hizdahr's frozen dream penis. It's just me for the first 25 minutes or so, then Poor Quentyn joins in. Thanks to everyone who joined us live and sent in questions. I didn't get to them all and will save some for next time. Happy Holidays, and I hope you enjoy!

To begin to penetrate the shroud of mystery around the legend of Night's King, we will use the familiar method of examining characters which seem to echo his archetype - Stannis Baratheon, Jon Snow, and Euron Crow's Eye. Stunningly, all of these characters also demonstrate clear Azor Ahai reborn symbolism - and I believe that is because Night's King was either Azor Ahai, or his son or brother. A blood of the dragon person. Contents include nightmare visions, Others wordplay, Warlock Wine, a dragon-on-dragon battle, all of Euron's symbolism, and tons of fodder for JonValJon shippers. Music by John Walsh, voice acting by Martin Lewis.

Our third installment in the Moons of Ice and Fire series examines Aegon the Conqueror, Visenya, and Rhaenys as a model for the solar king with two lunar queens. This will lead us to a dramatic revelation about the Night's King, of all people, and will prepare us to examine Rhaegar, Elia and Lyanna as a matching "mythical astronomy love triangle." This is a bloody and action packed episode with tons of dragon carnage, so dig in and enjoy. Send in your questions or comments for our next livestream episode and then subscribe to the lucifermeanslightbringer YouTube channel to be notified when we do a livestream. As always, the matching text can be found at http://lucifermeanslightbringer.com. Music courtesy John Walsh.

But I don't want Bran to be the Night King • Loose Ends/S8 • Edmure, Hot Pie, and loose ends • Night's King death theory • Jamie The Night Kingslayer • How the Night King will Fall • Arya versus The Night King --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week on Game of Microphones Still Smug Book Talk, Ser Duncan and Obsidian Crow cover the Season 7 Finale "The Dragon and the Wolf". Together we'll experience the storied history of the Dragonpit and the brutal attack that left the the structure in the destroyed state in which we find it in the finale, and compare "the Night King" of the tv show's to "Night's King" of the books. We explore the different ways that Jaime eventually left Cersei in the show vs the books but note a significant weather change that occurs similarly in both cases. We talk Cleganebowl and explore The Hound's driving motivation in life: to brutally murder his older brother. We discover similarities between the deaths of Littlefinger and the maegi Mirri Maz Duur, revel in the influence that Ned Stark is still having on our characters, and witness a vision of Rhaegar Targaryen that both explains the similar look of him and his younger brother Viserys, and gives us some insight into the significance that Rhaegar places on Jon's birth name, Aegon Targaryen. All this and more in this week's Still Smug Book Talk.   Please *support Game of Microphones for free* by trying Audible free for a month and getting a free audiobook at audibletrial.com/GoM  It helps a lot and you don't even have to spend a penny! Tune in next week when we'll begin our rewatch, going back to S1E1. Winter is Coming! Subscribe in iTunes: gameofmicrophones.com/itunes Episode download: http://traffic.libsyn.com/gameofmicrophones/GoM_42.m4a Email: ravens@gameofmicrophones.com  Phone: (813) JOFFREY, that's (813) 563-3739 Facebook: facebook.com/gompodcast Produced by NoCTu Studios

This week on Game of Microphones Still Smug Book Talk, Ser Duncan and Obsidian Crow cover the Season 7 Finale "The Dragon and the Wolf". Together we'll experience the storied history of the Dragonpit and the brutal attack that left the the structure in the destroyed state in which we find it in the finale, and compare "the Night King" of the tv show's to "Night's King" of the books. We explore the different ways that Jaime eventually left Cersei in the show vs the books but note a significant weather change that occurs similarly in both cases. We talk Cleganebowl and explore The Hound's driving motivation in life: to brutally murder his older brother. We discover similarities between the deaths of Littlefinger and the maegi Mirri Maz Duur, revel in the influence that Ned Stark is still having on our characters, and witness a vision of Rhaegar Targaryen that both explains the similar look of him and his younger brother Viserys, and gives us some insight into the significance that Rhaegar places on Jon's birth name, Aegon Targaryen. All this and more in this week's Still Smug Book Talk.   This podcast is made possible by listeners like you (and you too) who support us through Patreon. To check it out, go to patreon.com/jasonandkaren. Thank you! Tune in next week when we'll begin our rewatch, going back to S1E1. Winter is Coming! dragons@podcastica.com facebook.com/housepodcastica  twitter.com/housepodcastica instagram.com/housepodcastica podcastica.com

Seriously...where the HELL did the Night's King get those chains?! Wight-Mart?! We only have one episode left in this, the seventh season of Game of Thrones! It's just my sister (@red_devilress09) and myself (@Other_Girl) as we break down the sixth episode, entitled "Beyond the Wall."Special thanks to AudioBlocks.com for their track "full guitar and ukeule" used for the intro music!This post is dark and full of spoilers for Season Seven: https://www.reddit.com/r/freefolk/comments/57w3yw/my_awayforthelads_season_7_spoiler_timeline/Follow my other podcasting projects: https://otherbluegirl.wordpress.com/podcast-links/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part 2 of the Weirwood Compendium, we will finally be ripping into the symbolism of one of the main characters in the story, Brandon Stark. As the primary recipient of the fire of the gods in ASOIAF, Bran finds himself right at the center of the tangled web of mythology that encompasses both greenseers and Lightbringer. In this episode, we will be visiting several towers of note which Bran is tied to, and we will try not to get struck by lightning as we climb up to the heavens with the bad little boy who was struck down by lighting. We'll also get a healthy dose of Samwell Tarly, as well as the Nightfort and the Night's King, and be on the lookout for a mysterious one-eyed stranger in a hooded cloak. The matching text to the podcast can be found at ‎LucifermeansLightbringer.com

Julia and Kylie are back and totally didn't record this episode over a month ago! They discuss a spookier element of ASOIAF: Northern Mysticism, which includes Bran/Bloodraven, the Others, and the Children of the Forest. Also get some, Old Nan. For related episode links, please visit the gotgifsandmusings tumblr page.Episode Breakdown:0:00 - Intro & our thoughts on Bran; 8:00 - The Children of the Forest; 20:18 - The Others; 32:55 - Show spoiler & Battle for Dawn prophecies; 42:50 - Night's King;  48:40 - Other theories, Stargate Atlantis, Babylon 5, & BSG; 1:00:56 - Bloodraven, Bran's dream, and crows; 1:16:33 - Bran's ADWD chapters; 1:32:50 - End of Bran's last chapter (visions & discussion); 1:44:22 - Bran's other appearances in ADWD & conclusion

Go hard or go home, but don't go Hardhome! But do check out this review, we have quite a lot to say (shocking, we know). Aziz is joined by Radio Westeros' Lady Gwyn and yolkboy. Ice magic, Night's King, Valyrian steel... We discuss it all! Support History of Westeros: bit.ly/howpatreon Flick Invite Link (PHONE ONLY): bit.ly/howflick Discord Invite Link: bit.ly/howdiscord Facebook group: bit.ly/howfb YouTube: bit.ly/howyoutube

This is a spoiler filled episode that discusses the legendary Night's King of the Night's Watch. Support History of Westeros: bit.ly/howpatreon Flick Invite Link (PHONE ONLY): bit.ly/howflick Discord Invite Link: bit.ly/howdiscord Facebook group: bit.ly/howfb YouTube: bit.ly/howyoutube