Podcasts about pelennor fields

In this episode of The Rewatch Party, Nick and Anthony take on the grand finale of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Return of the King. With epic battles, emotional farewells, and enough endings to fill an entire movie on their own, this film delivers the conclusion to one of the most celebrated trilogies of all time. Anthony, ever the Lord of the Rings enthusiast, is excited to dive deep into what makes this film such a cinematic masterpiece, while Nick—always skeptical of long runtimes and excessive walking—grudgingly admits that there's a lot to admire in this final chapter. As they break down the film, Anthony passionately praises the Battle of Pelennor Fields, the charge of the Rohirrim, and Aragorn's journey to claiming his rightful throne. He argues that Return of the King is the emotional payoff that justifies the long journey of the trilogy. Meanwhile, Nick has plenty to say about the multiple endings, questioning whether the film actually needed to wrap up every storyline in such detail. He may not have the same deep love for Middle-earth, but even he has to admit that the sheer spectacle of this movie is undeniable. The discussion also touches on some of the film's most iconic moments—Sam's unwavering loyalty to Frodo, Gollum's final betrayal, and of course, the infamous “You bow to no one” scene. Nick and Anthony debate whether Frodo was the true hero of the story or if Sam deserved more credit for getting them to Mount Doom. They also take time to appreciate the film's groundbreaking visual effects, especially in the creation of Gollum and the massive battle sequences. By the end of the episode, the hosts weigh in on whether Return of the King is truly the most rewatchable of the trilogy or if it's best experienced as part of the full journey. Anthony is all in, declaring it a must-rewatch classic, while Nick—despite his usual gripes—acknowledges that there's something undeniably special about this film. Whether you're a die-hard Tolkien fan or just along for the ride, this episode delivers plenty of laughs, debate, and one last trip into Middle-earth.   https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0167260/

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Dropping the Barrow-downs removes one of the most important callbacks in the final Battle of the Pelennor Fields before Minas Tirith.

I det åttioandra avsnittet av Tolkienpodden fortsätter vi vår närläsning av Ringarnas Herre, närmare bestämt kapitlet "Slaget på Pelennors fält" ("The Battle of the Pelennor Fields") ur femte boken. Liksom tidigare går vi igenom handlingen, vi diskuterar viktiga teman och djupdyker i särskilt intressanta passager. Vi som har läst är som vanligt Adam Westlund De La Torre, Elisabet Bergander och Daniel Möller (som även står för musik och klippning). Månadens tips: Johan Egerkrans-utställningen Nya och gamla väsen på Seriegalleriet i Stockholm, språkappen Duolingo, samt Ola Wikanders populärvetenskapliga böcker om språk.

Last week (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXinRWIi1yw&pp=ygUzbG9yZCBvZiB0aGUgcmluZ3MgYm9vayB2IG1vdmllIGdhbmRhbCBkaXNhcHBlYXJhbmNl) I discussed how the changes to how we experience Gandalf's disappearance and captivity in Peter Jackson's Fellowship of the Ring make sense given the limitations of the medium. A viewer commented that the case was rather the opposite with the Paths of the Dead and Aragorn's appearance in the Corsair ships, so in this video I explore what makes these two examples different. Other Links: Playeur (formerly Utreon): https://utreon.com/c/TolkienLorePodcast/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-355195 Odysee: https://odysee.com/@TolkienLore:f Twitter: https://twitter.com/jrrtlore Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tolkiengeek Xero Shoes (affiliate link): https://xeroshoes.com/go/TolkienGeek Discord server invite link: https://discord.gg/EVKynAj2m9 (If link is expired contact me at tolkienloremaster@gmail.com and I'll send a fresh invite link). --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joshua6469/support

Are you prepared to wage the battle for hope? As fathers and leaders, we're not just fighting for our own souls. We're contending for the souls of our children, the future generation. We're on a quest to discover how to provide beams of hope amidst the swirling tempests of life. In this pursuit, we turn to Tolkien's The Return of the King, examining the character of Denethor, a symbol of despair and defeat. We also reflect on the importance of raising our children to be strong, courageous, and hopeful.In the midst of the raging battle at the Pelennor Fields, we take inspiration from King Theoden, another character from Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Theoden's story speaks of despair transformed into courage, glory, and a brave death. His tale teaches us the lesson of resurrection hope, the ultimate white pill in the face of death. We also explore the resurgence of cultures that go down fighting and delve into why the youth of today are embracing post-millennialism as a way of maintaining hope in the future.Diving further, we scrutinize the role of media consumption in conservative culture and how it feeds into a narrative of decline. But we're not stopping there. We're charting out ways to combat this mindset, gleaning lessons from Theoden's example. We're striving to guide you in leading your families with bravery and optimism, armed with faith, joy, and an unshakeable belief in the promises of the Lord. We invite you to join us on this journey towards hope and resilience.Notes: This episode is sponsored by Salt and Strings butchery. Order your custom meat bundle today!It's also brought to you by Squirrelly Joe's Coffee. Order your beans today! This episode is also sponsored by Private Family Banking Partners. Contact Private Family Banking Partner at banking@privatefamilybanking.com to set up a free private consultation and get started building wealth now and unto future generations. Additionally, to get your copy of their free book, go to www.protectyourmoneynow.net.Get your chicks at IdealPoultry.com. This episode is sponsored by Salt and Strings butchery. Order your custom meat bundle today!This episode is also sponsored by Private Family Banking Partners. Contact Private Family Banking Partner at banking@privatefamilybanking.com to set up a free private consultation and get started building wealth now and unto future generations. Additionally, to get your copy of their free book, go to www.protectyourmoneynow.net. Place your meat order with Salt & Strings.Start banking with Private Family Banking. You can reach Private Family Banking Partner, Chuck DeLadurantey at chuck@privatefamiliybanking.com, call him directly at 830-339-9472, or download his e-book HERE. 10 Ways to Make Money with Your MAXX-D Trailer.

The Man of the West starts the week with Mailbag Monday and a question about the wall surrounding the Pelennor Fields: when was it built, and who was the steward who built it?This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5854727/advertisement

Éomer forms a final shield-wall and thinks of songs that will never be sung; Alan and Shawn offer to gladly butcher, uh, sing those songs. Join us as the appearance of black sails thrills the forces of Sauron right up until it doesn't, on the last of our episodes on The Battle of the Pelennor Fields. We cry at the sudden joyous turn, discuss Rohirric aphorisms, and admire Tolkien's rolled ‘R's. We spend way too long on a sidebar about the Elendilmir and say goodbye to Shawn again. Finally, we decide to call the legal specialists at 1-800-OATHS4U to negotiate our way out of Middle-earth oaths.

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The king is dead, long live the king! Meet was Théoden's ending; will meat be Alan and Shawn's ending? Join us as Éomer receives an unexpected promotion in our second episode on The Battle of the Pelennor Fields. We learn about Merry's blade, Éomer's fey mood, and Imrahil's shiny armor, while we speculate if Gandalf might've managed a modicum of mighty Maia medical magic. We cry in our bier, discuss elephant pedicures, and talk about dream-team Tolkien adaptations. Finally, Variag revenge is a dish best served cold in Pelennor Trek II: The Wrath of Khand.

The Witch-king arrives on the battlefield; Alan and Shawn also arrive, presumably with less stink. Join us as we finally arrive at the moment that we've been waiting for for more than seven years as we begin The Battle of the Pelennor Fields! Merry vomits from terror, the Witch-king mansplains the prophecy to Éowyn, and she stabs him in his invisible face. What do meat that comes in a drum, Manwë's birthday cake, and Wormtongue in a sequined teddy have in common? We don't know either. Thankfully, we're also joined once again by Dr. Bret Deveraux who helps us get a handle on the hostility's happenings.

La carica di Rohan, guidata dal Re in persona con la sua scorta, travolge le truppe a nord bruciando accampamenti e distruggendo le macchine d'assedio. La cavalleria degli Haradrim, guidata dal loro capitano, contrattacca puntando diritto verso Théoden. Nonostante la cavalleria Haradrim sia tre volte superiore, Théoden e i suoi hanno la meglio: il re stesso ucciderà il loro comandante.Il re dei Nazgûl, che aveva abbandonato il cancello, attacca, con il suo destriero alato, Theodén mettendo in fuga la guardia. Nevecrino, il cavallo del re, spaventato a morte si imbizzarrisce e, colpito da una freccia, cade sul fianco travolgendo il suo cavaliere. Théoden rimane lì, morente, solo al suo destino, quando si frappone tra il re e il signore dei Nazgûl, il giovane cavaliere Dernhelm. Il signore oscuro gli intima di andarsene e di non osare sfidarlo perché "nessun uomo vivente" può sconfiggerlo, al che Dernhelm si rivela essere Éowyn (quindi una donna e non un uomo). Approfittando dello stupore dello schiavo dell'anello, Éowyn taglia di netto la testa del destriero alato. Il re stregone a questo punto incalza Éowyn distruggendo a colpi di mazza lo scudo e rompendole il braccio. Quando il cavaliere oscuro sta per uccidere definitivamente la giovane, Merry lo distrae colpendolo al ginocchio con il suo pugnale elfico, fabbricato tra l'altro proprio per sconfiggere il signore di Angmar. Grazie all'intervento di Merry, Éowyn riesce a trafiggere con la sua spada il volto invisibile del nemico, uccidendolo: il signore dei Nazgûl è stato sconfitto, non da uomo vivente, come lui aveva detto, ma da una donna e un hobbit.Éowyn cade come morta in avanti, mentre il re, ignaro che nelle vicinanze giace inanime la sua nipote adorata, muore sereno tra le braccia di Merry. Giunge nel frattempo Éomer con il resto della scorta per tentare di salvare il re, ma vedendolo morto gli tributa un ultimo saluto. Éomer più in là scorge anche sua sorella tra i caduti e, credendola morta, ritorna con i suoi in battaglia ormai senza più interesse per il suo destino. Merry comincia a sentirsi male dopo essere entrato in contatto con il Signore dei Nazgûl. Nel fiume, nel frattempo, veleggiano vele nere e, in cuor loro, i difensori di Gondor credono che la fortuna li abbia ormai abbandonati pensando che quelle vele siano dei corsari di Umbar giunti a dargli il colpo di grazia; in realtà è Aragorn giunto in loro aiuto. Con questi rinforzi ormai sopraggiunti, la battaglia termina a favore di Gondor, ma grandi sono comunque le perdite sofferte.

Role Calling's three-part Lord of the Rings holiday special comes to a conclusion, but not before a rousing climax and several emotional endings. This week, actor/producer Mary Kate Wiles joins Ned and Caroline for a conversation all about Peter Jackson's third and final LOTR installment, The Return of the King. And boy is there a lot to discuss! From the Battle of the Pelennor Fields to the showdown on Mount Doom, the trio go deep on what makes Tolkien's world so special, which performers shine brightest in ROTK, and which scenes they can't stop thinking about. You can follow Mary Kate on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Patreon (@mkwiles on most social media platforms). And be sure to check out Shipwrecked Comedy's delightful new series "Headless: A Sleepy Hollow Story," which is streaming for free on YouTube as both a 10-part series and a single-cut version. Our theme music was created by Patrick Budde, and our logo was designed by Nick Wanserski. You can also follow us on Twitter or Instagram (both @rolecalling) or email us at rolecalling@gmail.com.

In this week's episode of In Fellowship, we discuss Book 5 Chapter 6: The Battle of the Pelennor Fields and love in community. Next week's theme is honesty. - Website | infellowshippodcast.com Twitter | twitter.com/InFellowshipPod

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In this episode of Tolkien with Friends, we are joined by Amber – who you probably know as CritiqueGeek on Tiktok and Instagram – to discuss  the chapters “The Ride of the Rohirrim” and “The Battle of the Pelennor Fields." In this episode, we discuss:The Woses or “the Wild Men" of the Drúadan ForestHow the movie portrayed parts of  Eowyn's fight with the Witch-king and Theoden's death BETTER than the booksThe significance of Merry's daggerAnd Amber breaks the news to Ahnna that Eowyn and Faramir eventually get married

WELCOME TO THE COUNCIL!!! Join your two hosts Johnny and Dave, aka The Mellon Heads, for some laughs, interesting facts, character deep dives and our takes and views on some of our favourite aspects of both the movies and the books. No matter how much of a casual or die-hard fan you are, if you want to have a good time, this is the podcast for you! On today's episode, we continue on from our episode of Minas Tirith and look at the surrounding lands called the Pelennor Fields. What is the history of these lands and how were they different to the way they were depicted in the films? We also take a deep dive into how the battle of the Pelennor Fields went down in the book, step by step and contrast it with Jacksons adaptation. As always, you'll be greatly entertained with some fun facts, interesting tidbits, music and funny soundbites! Please get in touch with us on social media! We want this to be an interactive experience for the listeners so we would love to hear all your comments and suggestions on any of our social media platforms. Please join our Patreon!! You can get your hands on the entire episodes in video format, enjoy weekly conversations on nerdy topics outside the world of Tolkien such as Marvel, Game of Thrones, DC, The Boys, and much more Mellon Head content!! https://www.patreon.com/themellonheads You can find us at: Twitter @mellon_heads YouTube The Mellon Heads Instagram @mellonheadsofficial Facebook The Mellon Heads TikTok @themellonheads If you enjoy our content and would like to treat us to a one-time coffee you can do so at this link: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/themellonheads

Hello and welcome to the NotACast, the one true chapter-by-chapter podcast going through A Song of Ice and Fire one chapter a week! Emmett is resuming his Lord of the Rings episodes. Here's our episode on Book 5, Chapter 6, "The Battle of the Pelennor Fields," in which Theoden's heroic charge is brought up short by the Witch-King, only for the latter to be defeated by two overlooked heroes: Eowyn and Merry. Meanwhile, some guy named Aragorn, or Elessar (it's confusing), shows up to save the day. About time!  As announced a few episodes back, Jeff is sadly not returning to the podcast. Manu is joining us as the new co-host, and we'll be returning to ASOIAF with Sansa's third chapter in A Storm of Swords, released for patrons starting 8/18 and for everyone on 8/22. This will be the last weekly Lord of the Rings episode, but they will return on a monthly basis for all $5+ patrons. If you've been liking these episodes, head over to www.patreon.com/notacastasoiaf and sign up to keep enjoying them, starting in September with Book 5 Chapter 7, "The Pyre of Denethor." Thanks for listening!  Manu's Twitter: https://twitter.com/ManuclearBomb  Manu's patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ManuclearBomb Our patreon: www.patreon.com/NotACastASOIAF Our merch store: https://notacastasoiaf.threadless.com     Our twitter: twitter.com/NotACastASOIAF   Our facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/289889118235797/   Our youtube page: www.youtube.com/channel/UCmmDfPdG…iew_as=subscriber   Emmett's twitter: twitter.com/PoorQuentyn

Aragorn has revealed himself to Sauron in the palantír, the initial assault on Gondor has begun, Théoden leads Rohan into the fray hoping they are not too late, and Faramir has suffered a grievous injury. Today we move on into one of, if not, the most climactic sections of this novel and entire series with the events that occur from Chapter 6 through Chapter 10 in The Return of the King.   Join us as we jump into the full battle on the Pelennor Fields of Gondor, see the fall of King Théoden, watch The Lord of the Nagûl meet his match, observe unsuspecting reinforcements come to the aid of one side, the healing of important individuals, plans for a last stand, and a final march to the Black Gate.   With Chase & Josh taking you through one of the most action packed segments of the novel, highlighting key moments and dialogue, breaking down the logic behind certain decisions, and debating a couple topics that could have changed a few outcomes, you don't want to miss this.   "We must walk open-eyed into that trap, with courage, but small hope for ourselves. For, my lords, it may well prove that we ourselves shall perish utterly in a black battle far from the living lands; so that even if Barad-dûr be thrown down, we shall not live to see a new age. But this, I deem, is our duty. And better so than to perish nonetheless – as we surely shall, if we sit here – and know as we die that no new age shall be."

Shieldmaiden of the Mark, White Lady of Rohan, Lady of Ithilien - and certainly not a dry-nurse. In episode nine of in-depth Lord of the Rings character guide Not Another F**king Elf, we're saluting Eowyn, aka Dernhelm, hero of the Battle of Pelennor Fields. Every week in this podcast, Paul Ridd and Catherine Bray look at a character's place in Tolkien's mythos, their place in pop culture, literature and adaptations. We look at Peter Jackson's adaptations, Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings (1978), the 1979 Mind's Eye radio adaptation, Return of the King (1980) from Rankin-Bass, the 1981 BBC Radio adaptation, and the 1990 Rob Inglis and 2020 Andy Serkis audiobooks.

Episode 5: Eowyn might not be a man, but Pappy is all man, and he's hosting Episode 5 of our Return of the King podcast. ************* GROND! GROND! GROND! Frodo and Sam battle Shelob, and Denethor loses his mind. Rohan rides as the Battle of Pelennor Fields reaches a crescendo, and the Witch-King personally enters the fray. The trivia game is to guess if the clip is from the Streets or Tolkien. You get +1 for a correct answer and -1 for a wrong answer.

Episode 5: Eowyn might not be a man, but Pappy is all man, and he's hosting Episode 5 of our Return of the King podcast. ************* GROND! GROND! GROND! Frodo and Sam battle Shelob, and Denethor loses his mind. Rohan rides as the Battle of Pelennor Fields reaches a crescendo, and the Witch-King personally enters the fray. The trivia game is to guess if the clip is from the Streets or Tolkien. You get +1 for a correct answer and -1 for a wrong answer.

Episode Notes Good morning and welcome! Speak, friend, and enter the Bag End Book Club, a celebration of Tolkien's most famous and influential works. Every two weeks we will come together having read a handful of chapters and discuss the stories of Middle-Earth, from the Hobbit to the Lord of the Rings and further on to the Silmarillion. Stop a moment and enjoy some good company and better books. This week's episode covers some really sick stuff. We've got battles, we've got guys, we've got loads of poor decisions. Hobbits are pretty cool guys, actually. In case you didn't know.

Στο τρίτο επεισόδιο φτάνουμε στο τέλος της αρχικής τριλογίας καθώς ο Frodo προσπαθεί να φέρει εις πέρας την αποστολή του και να σωθεί η Μέση Γη. Ξαναβλέπουμε το Return of the King και συζητάμε για τις κορυφαίες στιγμές της ταινίας με καλεσμένο τον Διονύση Ατζαράκη, ο οποίος έρχεται οπλισμένος με διάθεση, με καυτά ερωτήματα και με hot takes!Γιατί είναι η ταινία του Gandalf, ποια είναι τα αγαπημένα μας στιγμιότυπά του και ποια συνάντηση σε εστιατόριο οδήγησε τον Ian McKellen στην τριλογία; Πώς μπορούσε ο Peter Jackson να ελέγχει τόσα πλατώ την ίδια στιγμή, σε ποια σκηνή χρειάστηκε να βάλει -κυριολεκτικά - ένα χεράκι, ποια τεράστια σκηνή θέλησε να επαναγυρίσει εξ ολοκλήρου μετά το πέρας των βασικών γυρισμάτων και ποια συγκινητική στιγμή παραλίγο να καταστραφεί γιατί η κάμερα ήταν out of focus; Ποια ήταν η συμβουλή του Christopher Lee σχετικά με τον θάνατο του Saruman και γιατί λειτουργεί τόσο καλά ο συμβολικός τρόπος που πεθαίνει; Ποια σκηνή ξεκίνησε να γυρίζεται και ολοκληρώθηκε ένα χρόνο μετά, ποιοι από πρωταγωνιστές είχαν τους πιο συγκινητικούς αποχαιρετισμούς στο σετ και γιατί έπαθε breakdown η Liv Tyler για το φιλί της με τον Mortensen; Ποια θεματική του Tolkien μοιάζει ακόμη πιο σύγχρονη σήμερα, τι εννοούσε με τον όρο "eucatastrophe" και πώς αποδίδεται αυτό στην ιστορία του Return of the King; Γιατί δυσκολευόμαστε να διαλέξουμε μεταξύ της μάχης του Pelennor Fields και αυτής στο Black Gate και ποια από τις δύο γυρίστηκε σε πραγματικό ναρκοπέδιο; Γιατί μουρμουράμε τη μουσική του Howard Shore στο στούντιο; Πώς θριαμβεύουν τα πρακτικά εφέ και οι κατασκευές και γιατί η ταινία μοιάζει ακόμα αγέραστη;

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Four out of five Americans recently reported in a poll conducted by the Trafalgar Group and Convention of States Action that they believe the U.S. is in "a state of decay," Not the Bee reports. And check out this viral song by Canadian Christian artist Matt Brevner titled 'More of Us' released the day before Ontario went back into lockdown. Next, consider this segment from Kim Iversen at The Hill laying out a theory called 'Mass Formation Psychosis' to explain the widespread acquiescence to mask and vaccine mandates and other draconian measures which have been imposed on us across the country and the world. Lastly, give a listen to J.R.R. Tolkien reading the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, also known as the Ride of the Rohirrim from the Lord of the Rings and imagine with me if you can that sort of heroism and leadership in our context. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/garrett-ashley-mullet/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/garrett-ashley-mullet/support

Kyle, Dan, and Michael, accompanied by Babylon Bee subscriber JustFrancesca, continue reading through The Lord of the Rings with subscribers of The Babylon Bee and enter the chapters The Ride of the Rohirrim and The Battle of the Pelennor Fields. Is old king Theoden up for one last battle like Rocky Balboa? Is Dernhelm genderfluid? It's a roller coaster of a battle with plenty of eucatastrophe in this week's episode! To access this subscriber-exclusive content, go to BabylonBee.com/plans. Support The Babylon Bee, enjoy the extra content, and join the community of subscribers reading good books together!

En este episodio queremos hablaros de esos momentos cinematográficos que no serían tan increíbles sino fuera por la canción que los acompaña. Hacemos un top cada uno de los que consideramos nuestras mejores momentos musicales en el cine. Y no, no hablamos de musicales con su escenografía y actores cantando y bailando sino de escenas sencillas de cualquier tipo de película que son únicas gracias a una canción o música particular. Aquí os dejamos los enlaces de Youtube de las escenas de cada top :) TOP ANA: Menciones especiales: * Torrente 1 de Santiago Segura, Apatrullando la ciudad de El Fary * Bajo el peso de la ley de Jim Jarmusch, Jockey Full of Bourbon de Tom Waits * Kill Bill 2 de Tarantino, Malagueña Salerosa de Quingon Top Ana 5º Stoker de Park Chank-Wook 4º American Horror Story: Asylum, The Name Games de Jessica Lange 3º Ventajas de ser un marginado de Stephen Chbosky, Heroes de David Bowie 2º Antes del atardecer de Richard Linklater, Just in time de Nina Simone 1º El Gran Lebowski de Joel y Ethan Coen, Hotel California de Gypsy Kings TOP ÁNGEL Menciones especiales: * El señor de los anillos: El retorno del rey de Peter Jackson, The Battle of the Pelennor Fields de Howard Shore * Haz lo que debas de Spike Lee, Fight the power de Public Enemy Top Ángel 5º Titane de Julia Ducournau, Doing it to death de The Kills (La película todavía no se estrenó en España) 4º El club de la lucha de David Fincher, Where is my mind? de The Pixies 3º Hannibal (Serie TV) (T3), Love Crime from the Wrath of the Lamb de Brian Reitzell y Siouxsie Sioux 2º Farinelli de Gérard Corbiau, Lascia ch'io pianga de Haëndel 1º Game of Thrones (Serie TV) (T6) The Winds of Winter "Light of the Seven" de Ramin Djwadi Este programa no comercial, sin publicidad y cuenta con músicas y efectos de sonido con licencia Playtime - Margareta Hit me like a wave - Xack Rayos y Retruécanos es un podcast de cine y series en El que Ana Lage y Ángel Rey comentan sus impresiones películas, series y noticias del audiovisual. Puedes contactar con nosotros en la cuenta oficial del podcast en Twitter, @Rayospodcast

The year is 1971: we just went to the moon, Nixon is President (woops), Disney World just opened...and Led Zeppelin is singing about Tolkien. Join Cam and Maggie as they break down one of Zeppelin's most Middle-earthian songs. Ringwraiths, the Dark Lord, and magic runes abound - and Arthurian legend is thrown in for some spice. This kaleidoscope of folklore and magic imagery eerily reflects the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, and encourages us to once again ponder the ways in which legendary moments pass into legend. Galadriel, Gandalf, and Éowyn make their way into the discussion too, along with a special group of Nine (and it's not the one you think). Plus, Maggie properly identifies a mandolin. Huzzah. Feedback & Theories: secondbreakfastpod@gmail.com Instagram: @secondbreakfastpod YouTube: https://bit.ly/2OT6RP3

Oh boy – what a finale. I don't think we've ever been this excited for an episode, even Maggie's recap feels like a spirited campfire reenactment of the chapter. The Witch King rises to previously unknown heights, eclipsing Smaug and Saruman and almost retaking the power of Tolkien's almighty fire imagery – but then Éowyn shows up and ruins his whole day. The power of light and gold (and Aragorn) show up, the heroes wrestle control of both fire imagery and water imagery, and Tolkien recedes into the realm of impressionistic metaphor to describe the terrific violence that ends this battle. Éomer also takes charge of a new “grey company,” Tolkien makes his strongest statement yet about history and songs, and we finally see the value of all the geopolitical alliances that our heroes have been building up. Feedback & Theories: secondbreakfastpod@gmail.com Instagram: @secondbreakfastpod YouTube: https://bit.ly/2OT6RP3

Most DMs come to a point in their campaigns where they want to run The Big Battle. We're not talking the players vs. a few Balors, but a real war: Storming the beaches of a fantasy Normandy, the Siege of Winterfell, the Battle of Pelennor Fields from Lord of the Rings. But when you go to set the battle up, you realize just how clunky mass combat is in D&D and most RPGs. The problem is, most RPGs are skirmish-level games, especially D&D. That means they run well with up to about 20 characters in a battle. Beyond that, things slow down and there aren't good ways to simulate the battle. So, you wind up having to homebrew or adapt some kind of mass combat ruleset, but these don't always work out, either. Most mass combat expansions for D&D, for example, are basically fantasy wargames, and your players may not be up for D&D night turning into Warhammer 1100 AD. A reader question inspired us to take it on: What do you do when you want your players to fight 300 zombies? In this episode, Thorin, Tony and Dave answer that and more as they break down what happens when DMs go to war. 1:00 A reader question: How would you handle a battle with 300 zombies? 2:00 Why mass combat is and always has been clunky in D&D 6:00 Mass combat is basically opposed to what any edition of D&D is designed to do 9:00 3 basic ways to handle mass combat: • Skill challenge • Dynasty Warriors • War games 13:00 D&D mass combat rules releases of the past (were still clunky) 14:00 What makes a combat “mass”? A dozen characters? Hundreds? Thousands? 17:00 5E How D&D characters change the way wars are fought 19:00 Slipping on dead bodies, siege engines, Oliphaunts! How mass combat and the chaos of war should change how D&D characters are fought 22:00 How do you keep running the big battle from slowing downplay for the PCs? 25:00 Can you put your players in charge of an army? It depends on the party 28:00 Can the enemy soldiers harm your PCs, or is it mud farmers vs. invincible knights? 30:00 How do you simulate what happens to the rest of the armies that aren't around the PCs? 34:00 An ad-hoc system for running mass combats that impacts each player and shouldn't bog down 37:00 Morale and victory conditions: Showing how PC actions impact the battle 41:00 How we would handle a battle with 300 zombies: It depends on our players 50:00 Final thoughts Support this podcast

“I am no man!” This episode is full of emotional moments like Eowyn killing the Witch King of Angmar, the glorious charge of the Rohirrim, Pippin and Gandalf’s beautiful sunset moment, the death of Theoden, and so much more. We also touch on racism in Tolkien’s works and make correlations between the movie and living through a pandemic. Laugh and cry along with us, as we chat through the battle of Pelennor Fields! Follow us on Instagram @HobbitsAtHeart Podcast, or you can write to us at HobbitstAtHeart@gmail.com

Over the past year, I have been reading J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings to my two younger boys, now age 7 and 9. We were into the third volume––called “The Return of the King”—and had just concluded the chapter entitled “Houses of Healing.” This is after the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, from which came great suffering and destruction, but also great bravery and friendship. In the Houses of Healing, the wounded are being tended to, though some are so deeply wounded that their recovery is uncertain or even doubtful. But then Aragon is summoned to the Houses of Healing and is eventually revealed as the true king because he has the power to heal those who are wounded in body and spirit––wounds so deep that the normal courses of treatment could not heal. And my 9-year-old, Josiah, suddenly said, “That’s like Jesus who showed his kingship by healing people.” I want to talk about this kind of healing today on our show. Not explicitly Jesus’ healing touch, but profound meditation that Tolkien invites into in his Lord of Rings, where the health and wellbeing of the wounded is never only physical, never just bodily, but indeed psychological and especially spiritual. Tolkien’s meditation emerges, of course, from his Catholic imagination, and so though not explicitly about Jesus’ healing, it is nevertheless about Jesus’ healing in and through others. To talk about these kinds of sicknesses and this kind of healing, I am so happy to welcome back to our show Dr. Kristin Collier, assistant professor of internal medicine at the University of Michigan, where she is also the director of the medical school’s Program on Health, Spirituality, and Religion.

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This week Caitlin, Rachel, and Emmy discuss Return of the King, Book V, Chapter 6, The Battle of the Pelennor Fields. Dernhelm is a girl? What? Who killed the Witchking? Why was there a prophesy about that? And, most importantly, Gimli has his axe.   Support the Show at https://www.patreon.com/Soyouwanttoreadtolkien for exclusive content! Contact Us: […]

“Oft hope is born when all is forlorn.” Tolkien speaks to us from another age, when the world had just begun to recover from a terrible darkness. Join Luke & James as they look for a little hope of their own as they kick off the final installment of their Lord of the Rings trilogy of projects with the first 6 chapters of THE RETURN OF THE KING.  In episode 129, they discuss living with the threat of the coronavirus/Covid 19, the value of having a Hobbit along in a fight, the over-due badassery of Eowyn, Denethor’s chances at Father of the Year, and Théoden’s penchant for epic speeches. Chapters discussed: Ch. 1 Minas Tirith Ch. 2 The Passing of the Grey Company Ch. 3 The Muster of Rohan Ch. 4 The Siege of Gondor Ch. 5 The Ride of the Rohirrim Ch. 6 The Battle of Pelennor Fields   Become a Patron to listen to exclusive content! www.patreon.com/inktofilm  Send Feedback: inktofilm@gmail.com Ink to Film's Twitter, Facebook, Instagram Feedback: inktofilm@gmail.com Home Base: inktofilm.com Ink to Film Book Club on Goodreads Music: Lord Of The Rings - Concerning Hobbits (Ectronic Remix)

"I am no man"!!! The Witch-King has met his match!!! The Bywater Post: please send your "Tolkien Stories" to anunexpectedpod@gmail.com We will read and share those on the podcast! You can also leave us a voicemail by calling: (740) 422-9395 [3 min max]. Feel free to ask us a question, read a chapter summary, sing a song, or tell your story! Join the group discussion at https://www.facebook.com/uptalkintolkien If you'd like to send us something please address it to:  The ShireP.O. Box 96Amanda, OH 43102 The reread will continue on September 1st! Make sure to read Chapter VII of Return of the King  If you'd like to support the show and get access to additional Middle Earth content then hit us up at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/uptalkintolkien Patreon exclusive podcast series include:  There and Back Again – Lane’s travelog for New Zealand traveling LOTR fans Peekin’ in the Palantir- Predictions about the show/future of middle earth Hobbit's Guide to Middle Earth – Middle Earth history discussions

In this special episode of ARC, Pip and Charlie are joined by Western Michigan University PhD candidate Becky Straple as they examine Eowyn's story arc, medieval "women warriors," eucatastrophes, and a bit of First World War literature!

This week, host Stephen B. Platt is joined by special guests Dan Buckle and Rhianna Hall as they review the third film in our audience selected trilogy: 'The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King'. Listen in as they discuss PTSD, preposterous pachyderms, and Pelennor Fields. This episode also includes a segment of an upcoming interview with the former stunt performer Marcello Vuljan, who worked on all three 'Lord of the Rings' films. The full interview will be released to the general public on April the 27th but is available to hear right now exclusively to our Patreon patrons! For more information, please visit https://www.patreon.com/ccucpodcast

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It’s Return of the Podcast with LOTR: Return of the King! In this episode of Too Big to Film, we discuss the final installment of Lord of the Rings, directed by Peter Jackson. We ponder what happens to the Middle Earth political system after the Battle of Pelennor Fields, the orcs get some much desired (by us) character development, and Melanie runs away with the Witch King of Angmar. Listen here and remember why you love listening, liking and subscribing to us! Too Big to Film is produced by Melanie Cuccioli and Adam Sperry. Associate producer Kelsey Stephanides. With music by Neil Quillen.

In a chapter whose epic scope zooms in and out on various participants in this fierce battle, the Tolkien Heads are just trying to keep up. This includes working through some incredibly racist descriptions of the non-white allies of Mordor. The lectio divina section looks at—what else?—Éowyn’s show-stopping confrontation with the Witch-King, Lord of the […]

This episode is sponsored by Little Petal (use code SARTORIAL for free shipping!) and Jordandene.   Have you ever dreamed of going to Hobbiton? Kim Rogers from Head Over Feels went there and back again and is here to tell us all about it.   If you didn't know, Hobbiton is a real life place you can visit in the beautiful country of New Zealand. Kim traveled with Red Carpet Tours, which sounds like a truly amazing experience. Not only is this tour group endorsed by Peter Jackson, they've also been leading tours for such a long time they're the best in the business. From giving personal recommendations to traveling with all kinds of unique photo props to having special deals with private property, Red Carpet Tours get a 10/10 recommendation from Kim.   Kim walks us through her entire LOTR-inspired trip, including:   Trollshaw Forest One does not simply bus into Mordor Wellington, Gollums fishing pool, and Erebor Weta Workshop and Weta Cave Meeting LOTR/Hobbit calligrapher Daniel Reeve The river from the dwarves Elven escape Meeting the makers of the “One Ring” Edoras Pelennor Fields   In addition to all of the incredible LOTR experiences, Kim also got to go on some personal adventures like bungee jumping, zipline, and getting a tattoo! Kim has the very first Jordandene tattoo, so we're always a little obsessed with her ink choices.   If you ever have a chance to take this trip of a lifetime, it's an incredible magical experience. You can head to Facebook (@kimmierocks) to check out some of Kim's photos from her trip and try to live vicariously through her!   We appreciate you for hanging out with us and for all of your support. If you haven't left us a review on iTunes, we cannot tell you how much that helps us. If you want to take it to the next level, we have a bunch of fun rewards on Patreon from monthly Twitter shoutouts to being our penpal to receiving fun gifts in the mail.   Have a great week and stay nerdy! Join our Patreon for bonus gifts and content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/sartorial-geek. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The full Grey Company (!!) takes on The Siege of Gondor, The Ride of the Rohirrim, and The Battle of the Pelennor Fields! We talk bravery, World Wars, and cards.

In this week's session, we conclude the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, and discuss eucatastrophe, magical winds, and try not to weep openly.

In this week's session, we ride with the Rohirrim to Minas Tirith and begin the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.

Concerning "The Battle of the Pelennor Fields", from Éowyn’s valor to Aragorn’s victory... The Battle is Joined! - 9:00 Théoden Falls / Éowyn Rises - 16:00 The Battle Continues - 32:00 Hope from the South! - 42:00 The Toll of the Fallen - 51:00 Haiku / Correspondence - 1:01:00 For more on this episode and The Tolkien Road podcast, please visit TolkienRoad.com or Facebook.com/TolkienRoad. Also, follow us on Twitter via @TolkienRoad. Finally, please send correspondence to TolkienRoadPodcast@gmail.com.

Who is Timothy Olyphant? He might as well have been some heavy cavalry commander at the battle of the Pelennor Fields. As for Nathan Fillion, nuff said, loser. So it is that Shona joins Shaun on the remedial "Stuff We Should Have Seen" program while the rest of us enjoy Santa Clarita, a trip down Wisteria Lane with entrails. That guy from Friends, no not that guy, the brother, stars in Sneaky Pete where he pretends to be someone else, wow, imagine if he gets caught? Milla Jovovichichichich defies the second law of thermohotnessdynamics and transfers her entropy to any mother fucker in her way in Resident Evil The Final Chapter.

The Battle of Pelennor Fields is ranging outside of Minas Tirith and what started as a joyful decimation of evil has turned into a desperate onslaught. Dernhelm, Merry and Theoden encounter the Witch King of Angmar and the enemies numbers are growing. Jonathan, Katie and Chase discuss these events along with how incredibly epic this chapter is.

This week we review Update 18: The Battle of Pelennor Fields.

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