VIDEO: Secrets of Middle-earth #19: The Trollshaws
The video for episode 19 discussing Bilbo’s trolls, Elrond’s sons and Resurrection.
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Fr. Roderick
SME019: The Trollshaws
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In this episode, we explore the Trollshaws east of the Lone-lands, an area long ago inhabited by the Men of Rhûdaur.
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Fr. Roderick
SME018: The Inklings
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In this episode we travel to Michel Delving to meet with special guest Dr. Jason Jewell. He tells us all about the Inklings and about the three hobbits and the small rabbit in the Bird and Baby Inn.
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Patricia Ralston
A slight correction of one comment of Dr Jewell’s. He said Owen Barfield was an editor for Oxford UP, but that was Charles Wiiliams, who worked for OUP from 1908 till 1945. Barfield met CSL when they were both students in Oxford–though at different colleges–in 1919. He tried to make a living as a writer, but in 1934 he joined his father’s London law firm as a solicitor and worked there till he retired in 1965.
Thanks for an informative and enjoyable podcast!
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Yurglar
Fr Rodrick i am 16, i basicly listen to your podcast because i found them throught CSTM, as i am a hardcore LOTRO player. I love how your bring the world in the game to life and talk about the lore. Keep it up! (you should go to Moria by the way)
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Stay tuned for episode 21! We’re in Eregion now…
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Fr. Roderick
SME017: Hobbits and Humility
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In this episode, we travel from Buckland to the ‘Green Dragon’ in Bywater to talk with the Tolkien Professor about the importance of Hobbits in Tolkien’s Middle-earth.
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Fr. Roderick
SME016: The Lone Lands
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In this episode we continue our Lone-Lands exploration, visiting the southern ruins of Minas Eriol, Mithrenost and Ost Guruth where we meet Radagast the Brown. Who is he? What are wizards and where did they come from? How does Middle-earth magic compare to the magic we see in other stories?
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Fr. Roderick
SME015: The Midgewater Marshes
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We investigate the Hobbit settlement of Staddle, east of Bree. In the footsteps of the Fellowship of the Ring we trek east to Weathertop through the Midgewater Marshes and the Midgewater Pass.
What can we learn from hobbit hospitality? What purpose do the numerous ruins we see have? Why did Gandalf refer too the poem “All that is gold does not glitter”?
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Dick van Veen 4:38 pm on July 1, 2011 Permalink |
Small omission in the story, is the last character in Dwaling, Ronald Dwale, who misses the meeting talked about in the podcast, see http://lotro-wiki.com/index.php/Ronald_Dwale