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“I have listed for years, since before there was such a thing as HBO's Game of Thrones. I don't go to message boards and read all the crazy theories, I listen to this podcast instead. They do discuss the show, but this is really for book readers who can't get enough of a A Song of Ice and Fire and also like to talk about the show. It got me through the the waiting period for A Dance with Dragons and I am counting on it to get me through the wait for The Winds of Winter. I feel like I know this people even though we have never met and they haven't even meet each other. It feels like a secret club I joined even though anyone can do it just by downloading an episode. There is not a lot of talking at my workplace so this is like listening in on a conversation, there are ebbs and flows and they probably need some editing but overall I am glad I am part of House Manwoody and I recommend highly.”
anon2014 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/17/14
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“If you can get the Otaku guy to keep coming on: Do it. It was your best episode yet.
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