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A Drunk History Of Middle-earth

A Drunk History Of Middle-earth

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Have you ever wanted to know more about the world of Lord of the Rings? Maybe you even started the Silmarillion but couldn't get into it. Too many names (usually beginning with 'Fin', let's be honest). I feel you. And I have your back. Join me and my wife as I do all the research for you and explain all the amazing stuff hidden within Tolkien's works. There's like 50 years he was writing for so there's a lot. The podcast breaks down Middle-earth's history like I'm your pal at the pub. I keep it accessible and relatable because as many people as possible should appreciate Tolkien's world.A Drunk History of Middle-earth Art
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    After a long break, we're back with Aragorn Part 4! We cover the war of the ring and the greatest fictional man's demise after a long life.


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  • 77 - Aragorn Part 3 - A Heartbreaking Lovestory
    Oct 16 2025

    We continue our Aragorn series this week. We cover his early life and meeting Arwen.


    Some deep details on who 'the wise' are, some of the areas in Gondor are fleshed out, and a good sprinkling of philology as always.

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  • 76 - Aragorn Part 2 - What the Family?
    Oct 2 2025

    Buy Chris' book here (available in paperback, Audible or ebook): https://shorturl.at/N6AbX


    This week we continue to look at Aragorn. Let's take a look at his family and ancestors and their story. It's erm... Interesting.

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I like the relaxed way they tell the history of middle earth. I am understanding a lot more now and maybe i will start to understand rings of power

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