History of Westeros (Game of Thrones) - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I don’t write many reviews, but this one is necessary. This show has expanded my ASOIAF knowledge 10 fold. Aziz, Ashaya, and Sean are all great teachers. Whether you are just getting started or read ASOIAF as the books have been released, I think this show has something for you. There is endless content and if they didn’t cover a topic to the fullest extent the first time, they will have an opportunity to come back and cover the rest. Truly, love their content and would love to catch them at con soon!

Really happy listening to History of Westeros. The scripted episodes are well planned and narrated. Amazing information for the hardcore fans. I thought that I knew everything, yet new insights are revealed each episode. I can listen to this podcast on a loop and know more each time. Encouraging to think about the spectacular words of George RR Martin. This is not unplanned babbling like so many other podcasts. Thank you.

I listen to a lot of asoiaf podcasts, but this is the one I always fire up as soon as it goes live.

Entertaining, energetic, irreverent; it’s the fan podcast that feels like hanging out with other fans.

Stick around until the end for their signature “Owns” segment that will have you laughing up a storm.

I have listened to the whole podcast library and even on my second listen I’m still learning more. Great hosts, content and mixture of show and book content. I highly recommend to anyone interested in the world Martin created.

Started listening for the first time and within the first 5 min dropped a bomb of a Spoiler about Daemon and Aemond that has NOT happened yet. No warning… no spoiler warning about things that haven’t happened yet and essentially ruined a massive part of the story.

The content on this podcast is great which is what I was looking for. The host’s, however, are unbearable. Aziz and his insecure 3-4 chuckle giggle and Ashaya’s absolutely grating voice. On episodes that feature her heavily every time she starts to speak it’s jarring due to pitch and wavering of her voice. While I do enjoy the content within the show, I do wish the show wasn’t scripted. The obvious following of the script makes it less intimate.