Thank the Light: The Wheel of Time Podcast

Original AirDate September 23rd 2022 wotrewatch.com  In this episode, Desmond and his wolf brother Justin kick off their rewatch of "The Wheel of Time," diving into the first episode of the Amazon Prime series with their signature blend of humor and critique. The duo reflects on their mixed feelings about the adaptation, exploring everything from character introductions to the portrayal of Trollocs. They discuss the significance of the Two Rivers, the complexities of channeling, and the implications of Moraine's actions. Expect lively debates over the dynamics between Rand, Egwene, and Nynaeve, and the show's pacing that has fans divided. Will the charm of the original material shine through, or will the shadows of adaptation loom large? Join us for a spirited discussion that promises to entertain and provoke thought about this epic saga! (00:00) Introduction and rewatch announcement (05:20) Reflections on the first episode and nostalgic moments (10:45) The significance of character introductions (15:30) Dissecting Rand and Egwene’s dynamic (20:00) Thoughts on the portrayal of Trollocs and battle scenes (25:10) Critiques of Moraine’s character development (30:15) The impact of pacing and exposition in the episode (35:40) Nostalgic moments and favorite NPC nominations (40:00) Predictions for future episodes and character arcs (45:30) Listener engagement and shoutouts (50:00) Closing thoughts and next episode preview Join us LIVE! Wednesday Night 7:30pm (PST) https://www.youtube.com/@whatsoundsawesome/streams Send Questions, Comments, and Recommendations to thankthelight@gmail.com Find us on:   YouTube @wolfbrothers7 Instagram @parchedaielman   Twitter @ParchedAielman   Facebook @Thank The Light: The Wheel Of Time Podcast   Blue Sky @WolfBrothers13

Original AirDate December 1st 2021 wotrewatch.com  We’re re-releasing our original episodes so you can enjoy reminiscing and see how our perspective has evolved over time. Sure, we criticized some things, but was it worth shutting down the show altogether? That’s for you to decide. After listening, email us at thankthelight@gmail.com and remind us of how far we’ve come. We discuss the significance of the Two Rivers, the complexities of channeling, and the implications of the characters' choices as they navigate the chaos of their world. Expect lively debates about the portrayal of beloved characters, the adaptation choices that have sparked discussion among fans, and predictions for future episodes. Will the journey through the Wheel of Time hold the same magic, or will the shadows of adaptation loom large? Tune in for a spirited conversation that promises to entertain and provoke thought about this epic saga! Join us LIVE! Wednesdays at 7:30pm (PST) https://www.youtube.com/@whatsoundsawesome/streams Send Questions, Comments, and Recommendations to thankthelightmail.com Find us on:   Twitter @ParchedAielman  Facebook @Thank The Light: The Wheel Of Time Podcast  Instagram @parchedaielman  Blue Sky @WolfBrothers13

wotrewatch.com  In this episode, Desmond and his wolf brother Justin embark on a nostalgic rewatch of "The Wheel of Time," diving into the chaos and charm of the series with their signature humor and candid commentary. As they dissect the first episode of the rewatch, the duo shares their mixed feelings about the adaptation, exploring character introductions, plot choices, and the overall execution of the show. From the awkwardness of Rand and Egwene’s conversations to the missteps in character development, they tackle it all, while also celebrating the moments that brought them joy. Expect lively debates over the portrayal of beloved characters, the significance of the Two Rivers, and the show's adaptation choices that have fans divided. Will the charm of the original material shine through, or will the shadows of adaptation loom large? Join us for a spirited discussion that promises to entertain and provoke thought about this epic saga! (00:00) Introduction and technical difficulties (05:20) Reflections on the summer and personal updates (10:45) The significance of character introductions (15:30) Dissecting Rand and Egwene’s dynamic (20:00) Thoughts on the portrayal of Trollocs and battle scenes (25:10) Critiques of Moraine’s character development (30:15) The impact of pacing and exposition in the episode (35:40) Nostalgic moments and favorite NPC nominations (40:00) Predictions for future episodes and character arcs (45:30) Listener engagement and shoutouts (50:00) Closing thoughts and next episode preview Join us LIVE! Wednesday Night 7:30pm (PST) https://www.youtube.com/@whatsoundsawesome/streams Send Questions, Comments, and Recommendations to thankthelight@gmail.com Find us on:   YouTube @wolfbrothers7 Instagram @parchedaielman   Twitter @ParchedAielman   Facebook @Thank The Light: The Wheel Of Time Podcast   Blue Sky @WolfBrothers13 Show notes created by https://headliner.app

In this episode, join Desmond and his wolf brother Justin as they unpack the latest twists and turns in "The Wheel of Time." With a mix of humor and insightful commentary, our hosts dive into character dynamics, plot developments, and the show's adaptation choices. They discuss the significance of the Two Rivers setting, the complexities of channeling, and the implications of recent character decisions, all while sharing their personal reactions and theories. From the mysterious fate of Loial to the evolving relationships among the characters, expect a lively discussion filled with fan theories and laughter. Will the characters find their way through the chaos, or will the shadows of their past catch up with them? Tune in for an engaging conversation that promises to shed light on the latest developments in this epic saga! (00:00) Introduction and birthday wishes (05:20) Nicknames and hometown pride (10:45) The importance of character inclusion (15:30) The significance of the Aiel and their interactions (20:00) Exploring the nuances of character motivations (25:10) Discussion of the Trolloc encounter (30:15) The implications of channeling distance and power (35:40) The fate of Loial and its narrative impact (40:00) Analyzing the portrayal of the White Cloaks (45:30) Predictions for future episodes and character arcs (50:00) Closing thoughts and listener engagement Join us LIVE! Thursday Night 8pm (PST) https://www.youtube.com/@whatsoundsawesome/streams Send Questions, Comments, and Recommendations to thankthelight@gmail.com Please Like, Subscribe, and tell a friend about Thank The Light! Find us on:   Twitter @ParchedAielman   Facebook @Thank The Light: The Wheel Of Time Podcast   Instagram @parchedaielman   Show notes created by https://headliner.app

Join us LIVE! Thursday Night 8pm (PST) https://www.youtube.com/@whatsoundsawesome/streams Send Questions, Comments, and Recommendations to thankthelight@gmail.com Please Like, Subscribe, and tell a friend about Thank The Light! Find us on:   Twitter @ParchedAielman   Facebook @Thank The Light: The Wheel Of Time Podcast   Instagram @parchedaielman   In this episode, Desmond and his wolf brother dive deep into the latest revelations from "The Wheel of Time." With a mix of humor and critical analysis, our hosts dissect the complexities of character motivations, power dynamics, and the impact of recent events on the storyline. As they explore the intricate relationships between Rand, Egwene, and Lanfear, they also tackle the moral dilemmas faced by the characters and the consequences of their choices. Expect lively discussions about the implications of Leandrin's actions, the significance of the Aiel's presence, and the foreshadowing of future conflicts. Will Rand be able to navigate the treacherous waters of his destiny, or will the shadows of the past drag him down? Tune in for an engaging conversation that promises to illuminate the latest developments in this epic saga!  (05:26) So, yeah, I don't want to say um again. I was going to say, am I the car Karn (07:46) ADHD people think there's more time than there actually is (09:17) The babies are going to tie this whole series together with the babies (10:25) This is the first time Ishi has touched the world through dreams (13:56) There was a lot I loved in this episode. I mean, honestly, there's a lot (16:59) Justin: I wrote this much, and I missed half of it (20:04) Perrin and Fail bonded over why he killed his wife (22:59) Perrin kills some white cloaks this season on The Walking Dead (24:58) Matt's detective work is about as subtle as Columbo (27:16) Is her spitting into everything helping her gain power over the cats (28:35) I liked Rand teaching Moraine something about the power. Yes, I did, too (30:41) Rand and Egwene are not seeing what each other is meant for (31:56) I watched Gross Point Blake again for the first time in many years (35:44) Rand is starting to figure things out on White Lotus (36:30) Are Matt's sisters twins in the show? I believe so (37:22) Kate Fleetwood is brilliant on this show. She nails every scene that she's in (40:36) Man, I want to see people get killed with magic. I just want it to be entertaining. And if it plays out this season, I (50:22) Magadan hypnotizes Nynaeve and then Matt. I love that. So Magadan walks in and just hypnotizes (59:13) I thought this was when Matt's luck was going to come into play (01:02:06) All of the Forsaken have the little ring on their fingers (01:08:12) I didn't get the sense that Rand was spending his nights looking for Lanfear (01:11:10) The least interesting part of this episode was the last five minutes with Rand (01:13:06) I thought Avienda's part was way cooler than anything in that battle (01:14:15) It was a good enough callback to the books. There's the little girl in Stone of Tear (01:15:44) Where does the season end again? What battle will there be this season (01:19:33) The Wheel of Time podcast airs Thursday night at 8pm Pacific Standard Time Show notes created by https://headliner.app

In this episode, join Desmond and his wolf brother as they navigate the twists and turns of the latest installment of "The Wheel of Time." Our hosts dive into the complexities of the narrative, exploring the intricacies of character arcs and the implications of key plot developments. From the challenges faced by Rand and Moraine to the political machinations within the White Tower, they dissect the episode's themes with humor and insight. As they discuss the significance of the Aiel's presence in the Two Rivers, the nature of power dynamics, and the growing tensions among the characters, expect a lively exchange filled with theories and fan reactions. They tackle burning questions about character motivations, the adaptation's fidelity to the source material, and the impact of recent events on the storyline. Will the characters find their way through the shadowy paths ahead, or will they succumb to the darkness? Tune in for an engaging conversation that promises to shed light on the latest developments in this epic saga!(00:00) Welcome and technical difficulties (05:20) Desmond's early morning viewing experience (10:45) Connections between Rand's journey and the graphic novel (15:30) Moraine's relationship with the power (20:00) Audience engagement and feedback (25:10) Episode pacing and exposition (30:15) Character analysis: Elida and her motivations (35:40) The significance of dreams in the narrative (40:00) The role of the White Cloaks (45:30) The implications of new characters introduced (50:00) Predictions for future episodes (55:20) Closing thoughts and listener engagement Join us LIVE! Thursday Night 8pm (PST) https://www.youtube.com/@whatsoundsawesome/streams Send Questions, Comments, and Recommendations to thankthelight@gmail.com Please Like, Subscribe, and tell a friend about Thank The Light! Find us on:  Twitter @ParchedAielman  Facebook @Thank The Light: The Wheel Of Time Podcast  Instagram @parchedaielman  Show notes created by https://headliner.app

In this episode, join Desmond and his wolf brothers as they dissect the latest episode of "The Wheel of Time," diving deep into the themes, character developments, and adaptations from Robert Jordan's beloved series. Our hosts tackle the complexities of the narrative, the pacing of the story, and the portrayal of key characters like Rand, Moraine, and the Aiel. With a mix of humor and critical analysis, they explore the reactions from fans—both positive and negative—about the show's direction and inclusivity. Is the adaptation hitting the mark, or are there missteps? Tune in as they discuss the significance of Rand's visions, the intricacies of the world-building, and the implications of character choices that resonate with the source material. As always, expect plenty of theories, laughter, and a few surprises along the way!(00:00) Do it live. You know how we know it's working (02:09) Some people are complaining about sexism  (06:47) Much of this episode is verbatim from the Shadow Rising books (07:16) Have you communicated with the editor at all about this episode (09:16) One of the things people complain about is the power scale in the show (12:39) Time travel at this point in our existence does not exist (13:32) Hey, we can talk about time travel because they time travel this episode (13:49) Love or hate? Did they shove too much exposition into this episode (18:41) I'm guessing the band is going to get back together at some point (19:57) I guess we'll just go to my what the hell yeah column (20:27) Okay. Definitely over the top. But I mean I get how hard they're going on the costumes (20:46) I'm curious about what Avienda sees in her visions (22:39) People were mad about something that happened in this episode (24:14) In one of Rand's visions, you see the lady who raises the columns (25:56) I liked Rand's understanding of, um. I understand enough to know that I'll never understand (29:00) Matt's Ashandari will have short sword blade and black half (37:03) There's got to be evil people before Lanfear opens the Boar (40:31) Rand character is watching the Death Star get blown up in the books (42:31) It landed, um, the mom telling him to hide his face after he killed (44:39) That was the full on love scene, bro. That was. I paused it. Yo, that is a full on sex scene (48:05) Two people come through Waygate before them in the last episode (50:03) I thought it was weird that Landfear killed Moraine in every vision (56:01) Moraine has two sets of visions. Okay, I'm still getting to her second set of visions (59:04) : I seriously am thinking about doing a full rewatch after this season (01:03:41) Do you think this episode breaks non book readers (01:06:35) You're gonna need to finish Shadow Rising by next Thursday Join us LIVE! Thursday Night 8pm (PST) https://www.youtube.com/@whatsoundsawesome/streams Send Questions, Comments, and Recommendations to thankthelight@gmail.com  Please Like, Subscribe, and tell a friend about Thank The Light! Find us on:  Twitter @ParchedAielman  Facebook @Thank The Light: The Wheel Of Time Podcast  Instagram @parchedaielman   Show notes created by https://headliner.app

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https://www.youtube.com/@whatsoundsawesome/streams⁠ In this episode, we dive headfirst into the exhilarating Season Three premiere of "The Wheel of Time." Join Desmond and Fatty as they share their immediate reactions and insights following the much-anticipated release. With a mix of excitement and humor, our hosts discuss the implications of the first episode, the pacing of the narrative, and how the show adapts beloved elements from Robert Jordan's epic saga. As they explore the intricacies of character development, the impact of editing choices, and the thrilling action sequences, they also touch on the importance of audience engagement and the potential for future seasons. What did they think of the cold open? How does it compare to the books? And what secrets are still hidden in the shadows? Tune in for a lively discussion filled with theories, predictions, and the camaraderie that makes this podcast a must-listen for all fans of "The Wheel of Time." Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of excitement as we embark on this journey together! (00:00) The Wheel of Time podcast premieres Thursday with three episodes (03:16) : I think there's enough stuff in episode one (07:15) Why did Matt leave Wheel of Time? It's gotta be legal (10:51) I think they cut out the gore in this one. I think it's a little bit longer (13:36) The interpersonal relationships that took place while they were trapped on a boat are huge (15:17) : It's worth the watch, dude. If you haven't seen it, (18:30) : The end title Song is dumb. It's just a really dumb song (21:04) I didn't realize how much effort they were putting into finding unique locations (23:50) It seems like Wheel of Time keeps the actors in most of the episodes (26:40) From the cold open, Atlanta's reaction to her war is disturbing (29:24) Light the Wheel of Time podcast airs Thursday night at 8pm Pacific Show notes created by https://headliner.app

Join us LIVE! Thursday Night 8pm (PST) https://www.youtube.com/@whatsoundsawesome/streams #BillyZaneAsAsmodean Send Questions, Comments, and Recommendations to thankthelight@gmail.com  Please Like, Subscribe, and tell a friend about Thank The Light! Find us on:  Twitter @ParchedAielman  Facebook @Thank The Light: The Wheel Of TIme Podcast  Instagram @parchedaielman   More FREE Podcasts at whatsoundsawesome.com/ or wherever you find fine, free podcasts www.youtube.com/@wotfanedit Twitter twitter.com/wotfanedit Reddit reddit.com/u/wotfanedit In this episode, our hosts dive headfirst into the whirlwind of excitement surrounding the upcoming Season Three of "The Wheel of Time." With the world premiere just around the corner, they explore the buzz generated by teasers, trailers, and interviews, while playfully critiquing the marketing strategies employed by the show. As they dissect the intricacies of the narrative and character arcs, our hosts engage in spirited debates about the editing choices made in previous seasons and their implications for the story ahead. Expect plenty of laughter, insights, and a dash of speculation as they navigate the tangled web of plotlines and predictions, all while sharing their love for Robert Jordan's epic saga. Join us for an engaging and entertaining conversation that sets the stage for the much-anticipated return of Rand and his companions! (00:00) Super psyched, Sedai and wolf brothers unite! (03:31) The marketing campaign—or lack thereof—has been a hot topic (07:59) Sneak peeks and trailers: What do they really mean? (12:47) Speculating on the impact of editing choices from previous seasons (18:26) The importance of character arcs in the storytelling (24:20) Predictions and hopes for the upcoming episodes (31:14) A lively discussion on the intricacies of the plot and character dynamics (39:50) The significance of the cold open and its implications (44:19) Predictions for the season finale and beyond (51:33) A look into the fan edits and their impact on the viewing experience (57:58) The importance of teamwork and character relationships (01:01:50) Final thoughts as we gear up for the premiere Show notes created by https://headliner.app

www.youtube.com/@wotfanedit twitter.com/wotfanedit reddit.com/u/wotfanedit In this episode, we dive deep into the intricacies of the fan edit of Season Two of "The Wheel of Time," as our hosts engage in a lively discussion filled with insights, critiques, and a touch of humor. With the excitement of the upcoming Season Three on the horizon, they explore the challenges of adapting the source material and the creative decisions made by the editor. From the pacing of the narrative to the character arcs, our hosts dissect the strengths and weaknesses of the show while sharing their thoughts on how the fan edit enhances the viewing experience. Join us for a spirited conversation that touches on everything from the nuances of character development to the impact of editing choices, as we prepare for the return of Rand and his companions. Don’t miss this chance to hear theories, predictions, and a shared love for Robert Jordan's epic saga as we gear up for what’s next in the world of "The Wheel of Time!" (00:00) You're either gonna be completely lame or in absolute rare form (00:37) We have two people watching. Okay, so I got to start just because I don't (00:51) Rand: I'm curious about season two's editing compared to first season (04:59) Every episode has three beats per storyline, right? So every character goes through (10:30) I think it was infinitely harder to cut extraneous stuff on this show (12:47) You could do three 90 minute movies per season. And I don't know how you would do it (14:47) How much did you cut down if any? Because I'm what (18:26) I thought those two answers were goingna intersect. They're not gonna. Sorry. So I totally threw us off track (18:47) I noticed discontinuities in some of the dream sequences in season two (20:56) The Amazon version has none of the men in the movie (24:20) Do you think anything related to season two will have a bearing on season three (26:59) How much did you cut down the Lowain Morain uh land storyline (31:24) You cut out a lot in between of Morain going to her sister (34:50) I feel like the nephew is gonna come back, though. No, I mean, he's in jail (38:37) Have you watched any of the interviews? Like, if you not. No, I haven't. I've watched the opening 11 minutes (39:50) The Amazon worldwide premiere of Game of Thrones is scheduled for next week (44:19) There's too much dialogue in Wheel of Time TV show, Jeremy says (47:23) In both seasons you only used one cold open at all (51:33) Put them in a place that don't make sense. Right? You just. What makes the most sense? What's the best place to continue (53:46) Jeremy Brand: Season two is a much better edit than season one (57:58) Every Wheel of Time episode needs three beats per arc, Donald says (01:01:50) You have $10 million worth of writers and producers and historians (01:02:06) Speed round because we're getting close to the end of this episode (01:02:28) All the other battles in the entire two seasons are very badly edited (01:06:31) I have not seen magic like that done on screen (01:08:39) Did you cut anything out of that? I feel like it was all the o. (01:09:17) In the movie there is no scene where Matt goes to see Min (01:11:30) You cut down all of parents in Captain America's Shield moments (01:13:52) One of the big themes of the season is the importance of teamwork (01:15:35) How do you feel about Elaine healing Rand? I feel like it's unrealistic (01:17:14) Joe: Lauren nailed his predictions on the Cold open (01:20:39) There's one very subtle thing that you won't have noticed on the show (01:25:37) I just wanted to listen through my speakers. I just want you to know that I was still listening (01:25:58) Landf fear appears to be afraid of Moyen (01:28:35) Next week we are going to be live, 8pm Pacific Standard Time (01:31:14) AI has made six major predictions for season three Show notes created by https://headliner.app

www.youtube.com/@wotfanedit Twitter twitter.com/wotfanedit Reddit reddit.com/u/wotfanedit     In this episode, the excitement is palpable as our hosts reunite for a lively conversation about the upcoming season three of "The Wheel of Time." With the return of a familiar face, they dive into a range of topics, from the recent developments in the fan edits to the intricacies of character arcs and plot points. The camaraderie shines through as they share laughs, engage in playful banter, and express their thoughts on the show's direction and production quality. As they dissect the nuances of the edits, the hosts reflect on the storytelling choices made in seasons one and two, questioning the effectiveness of certain plotlines while celebrating the moments that resonate. They also touch upon the anticipation surrounding the trailer and what it means for the future of the series. Join us for a fun-filled episode packed with insights, predictions, and the infectious energy that makes this podcast a must-listen for every Wheel of Time fan. Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of theories, laughter, and a shared passion for Robert Jordan's epic saga! (00:00) I'm excited to be back on Wheel of Time. I am. I'm very excited (03:31) The season one fan edit is so amazing. But season two was a lot tougher (05:53) I have some questions about season two because I haven't watched it yet (06:22) Apparently that is the cold open as is (08:27) Would you go back and reedit, uh, season one or would you put your own flashback (11:34) WompRat made 75% of a fan edit of season two (15:07) You have the Dark Friend Social from the books and in the TV show (16:51) What is the cold open that's really going to make you sit up (19:30) I think the biggest problem is just the regularity. Do you guys know the difference between (22:49) Did you cut out the Moraine channeling in the bath completely (23:14) The weakest storyline by far is the la and Moraine angst (27:07) Number one, the whole politics angle, um, with Morain sister and Karian (29:56) You cut out Rand's, ah. Attack in the alleyway. Not necessary to do (32:17) So in the show, there's the cold open of episode two, right (33:52) I feel like the way you cut it together made it more of a wolf brother moment (35:28) The way I find to edit is to start with an absolute butcher's knife (38:34) I need to actually program some keyboard shortcuts (39:49) This is a brilliant way for us to talk about the show (40:24) In the first season, they keep saying one of you is the dragon (42:54) : I don't really have any expectations for this season (44:37) he's excited to have Homy from Dubai on his podcast (47:07) I'm going toa drag him on for the prediction at least (49:59) How are you generally feeling about the show, season three (54:18) I'm hoping this season is going to be show don't tell (55:13) I'm not a fan of how Landfear got out of there (57:59) The pattern needs Nyneve to be there for the last battle, right (59:01) Next week, we'll dissect the edit for Wheel of Time finale (01:02:25) I am a bestpiece, you know, I do it for me Show notes created by https://headliner.app

In this episode, we kick off with a lively discussion as our hosts navigate the icy terrain of Spokane, sharing their thoughts on the recent NFL games and the hilarity of sports commentary. As temperatures drop, so do the puns, with our hosts humorously debating the merits of various teams and players, including a deep dive into the Raiders' tumultuous history.  The conversation then shifts gears as they gear up for the upcoming season of "The Wheel of Time." With speculation about the fan edits and potential plot points, our hosts express their excitement and trepidation about what lies ahead. They also discuss their anticipation for the editor's upcoming appearances on the podcast, teasing a collaborative exploration of the fan edits and predictions for season three. Join us for a blend of sports banter, nostalgic reflections, and insightful analyses of the beloved series, as we prepare for the next chapter of Rand's journey. Don't miss out on the laughter, the theories, and the camaraderie that makes this podcast a must-listen for every Wheel of Time fan! (00:00) It's been cold here. Even for Spokane that's pretty cold (04:59) Justin Davis: Tom Brady will be here for the next three weeks (07:39) There were a few things I noticed in the original cut of the show (10:10) Matt: I feel like he ramped it up a little bit for second episode (13:07) The first half of the edit was flawless. I had some issues with the second half (13:54) Sy Sykes: I think the oath rod is gonna matter on the show (16:36) What was the other thing I had a real beef with on the show (19:01) Jeremy Gaines says this season three is based on the trailer today (20:20) Justin Fatty: A couple good one liners this week (23:06) Jeremy Gaines just sent me a text saying he loves Wheel of Time (24:49) I appreciated some of the small moments of Yosa's acting (26:46) I don't like Loyale as a character. Or the way he's portrayed or both (28:39) I don't love the way they tried to make Matt the scoundrel (30:56) So there's some good things, bad things about the farm scene (33:03) When he meets up with traveling people, he can't even fathom fighting back (34:22) I think the majority of Child Valda's trophies were red (37:50) I think I'm done with my notes on the new CW show (41:32) All right, man. We're going to watch this whole. No pausey. Straight through. If we keep pausing it, we'll (42:11) Right, let's do this. Ready? It Tell me when to go. Three on one or after one (43:59) Jack says he's excited about the third season and the fan edit