126 episodes
Davos' Fingers - A Song of Ice and Fire Podcast Davos\' Fingers
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4.5 • 31 Ratings
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Three veteran fans re-reading A Song of Ice and Fire and podcasting our adventure along the way. Each episode covers five chapters. Spoiler-free, relaxed, and irreverent! davosfingers.com
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Episode 124: Tales of the Nightfort with K2
K2 joins Matt and Scad to chat about Bran and crew at the Nightfort! Bran spends his time worrying over spooky stories until he finds out that he is in one of his own!
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Episode 123: No One Had No Tears featuring Julie
Bloodrider Julie breaks down The Blind Girl with Davos’ Fingers as we talk skinchanging and the senses. We also spend a bunch of time getting to know Julie a bit better.
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Episode 122: The She-wolf and the Leech Lord featuring StefLyoness
StefLyoness joins the fingers to discuss Arya X from ACoK
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Epiosode 121: Burning the Hand That Feeds You
Matt and Scad are joined by Mandy of the Litbringers as we burn down the Tower of the Hand in Episode 121 with Cersei III of AFFC.
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Episode 120: Bewitched featuring Bloodrider Gene
Bloodrider Gene joins Matt and Scad to unravel Alayne 1 as the Eyrie hosts the Lords declarent, and Sansa tries to keep it all together in her new role as Petyr’s ”daughter”
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Episode 119: Euron Undressed featuring Jon
Bloodrider Jon joins Matt and Scad to Undress Euron in The Reaver, which is Vactarion‘s second POV chapter in AFFC. Also, hijinks ensue.
Customer Reviews
Funny and Enjoyable
Love hearing the opinions of these guys and I love the songs.
Awesome podcast - Please Keep Them Coming!
In short - This podcast is awesome! I never review podcasts, but in the hopes of these guys making more, while to act as a companion to my reading experience, I thought it was important that I give it a well deserved 5 stars!
I'm a really picky listener and unless a podcast is professionally produced I won't give any of my time. Luckily, Davos' Finger manages to balance expert production, with a well rounded cast of personalities that provide weight, humour, knowledge and interest to the subject matter.
I've somehow managed to live in a hole for the last few years, where I have ABSOLUTELY no idea what happens in the GoT TV series. I'm currently taking a year off work to do some reading, writing and other fun things and thought I'd give the GoT books a go... 2,500 pages later, I'm on the third book and LOVING it!
Keep up the great work guys and I hope this podcast can become a lucrative venture for you all!
5/5
- All three co-hosts bounce off each other very well, they have insightful and interesting opinions and are also careful not to spoil things. It probably isn't easy discussing certain plotlines when you know what's going to happen already, but they do it fine.
- It enriches your experience reading the books by ten fold. Read 4 chapters on the bus, listen to the podcast on the walk. That has become my staple routine.
- Only downside is the audio, but this pod is free so I can't fault them. I'd gladly listen to a few sponsored ads if it meant better audio though.