147 episodes
Cosmere Conversations Tyler Shotwell & Brooke Silva
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4.9 • 19 Ratings
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Two lovers of the Cosmere explore the universe created by Brandon Sanderson with biweekly episodes discussing the intricacies of this literary masterpiece. Episodes begin with background information on the Cosmere itself and develop to be more specific regarding each world/novel. We discuss the crossovers, magic systems, and characters in great detail. For fans of Sanderson, literature, epic stories, magic, and sexy podcast hosts. #AllSpoilers
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Episode 147: Words of Brandon Vol. 8
Brooke and Tyler catch up with all the real-world happenings in the fandom. We discuss all we've learned about Isle of the Emberdark, the Words of Radiance Letherbound campaign, and review fan questions to Brandon. #AllSpoilers
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Original music by David Gruwier. "Radiant" by David Gruwier. -
Episode 146: Storming Theories - Tress ( feat. Jen Neal from Dragonsteel )
Brooke and Tyler invite Jennifer Neal, Creative Development at Dragonsteel, to join the podcast and discuss all the connections between Tress of the Emerald Sea and Stormlight Archive. In an effort to prepare ourselves for SA5 we'll be doing a look back at the Cosmere Secret Projects from 2023. #AllSpoilers
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Episode 145: TSM - Cosmere Connections
Brooke and Tyler conclude the Sunlit Man book club by exploring all the off-world connections in the final secret project in the Year of Sanderson. Who are the Night Brigade and what is their mission? What are the Scadrians doing on Canticle? And are there some strange time-shenanigans going down in the Cosmere? #AllSpoilers
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Episode 144: TSM - The People of Canticle
Brooke and Tyler become nosy neighbors to investigate the new kids on the block living on the wild world of Canticle. Who are the Threnodites who've made this dangerous place their home? Finally, we try to answer the immense philosophical question of "when does a person become permanently connected to a place?" #AllSpoilers
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Episode 143: TSM - The Planet of Canticle
Brooke and Tyler dive deep into the core of Canticle in the longest episode ever. We question how the geography, the investiture, and the people all blend together to create the strangest planet in the Cosmere. #AllSpoilers
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Episode 142: TSM - Nomad to Zellion
Brooke and Tyler skip along with Nomad on his journey through The Sunlit Man and discover his personal and spiritual arc to become Zellion. #AllSpoilers
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Original music by David Gruwier. "Radiant" by David Gruwier.
Customer Reviews
Ignoring responsibilities for this podcast
Great listening for when your eyes burn too much to continue rereading Sanderson but you need your injection of cosmere content. This podcast makes me feel like I have friends that read Sanderson, and the development of a little parasocial relationship really is the mark of good hosting. Really creative speculation I haven't heard elsewhere and always engaging!
Interesting and Informative
Love this podcast, I love that it’s focus is the n themes within the Cosmere instead of just episode play by plays of each book (although I love that too!) but that here I can hear more about what a few other fans think and feel about these themes and/or learning something new I’ve not yet discovered
Absolutely fantastic!
This podcast was exactly what I was looking for. It’s perfect for not only beginners but also people who are relatively submerged in the cosmere already. The two hosts have great chemistry and one thing I love is that they take turns talking and don’t talk over each other. They compliment each other well in their discussions and if needed correct each other as necessary. The content is great as well: concepts are broken down well and clearly, and each episode is structured and methodical. I’ll be listening to these over and over!
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