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Oct 30, 2026

RichardHOST
8:11
The option ran out, and it was sold to Paramount.
RichardHOST
8:15
But this guy, he's been part of the project for eight years and has become apparently really good friends with Pierce Brown for it and has loved the books.
RichardHOST
8:26
So he's very deeply
AustinHOST
8:27
connected to Paramount.
JordanHOST
1:58
Um, I figure he's gotta be a fan of, of the, the series.
JordanHOST
2:03
So it's a, it's based on a book series by Pierce Brown.
JordanHOST
2:07
Um, the first time we played and reviewed this, uh, this game, which I believe is episode 15 of the first season.
JordanHOST
2:16
Um, I, I had read the books.
John CampeaHOST
72:09
And Game of Clones writes, heard about the upcoming Red Rising movie with Francis Lawrence.
John CampeaHOST
72:13
Somebody asked about this yesterday to direct, and the author, Pierce Brown, to have JK-level involvement.
John CampeaHOST
72:19
Goat book series that have done well could be the next Potter, Hunger Games, or Star Wars.
John CampeaHOST
72:24
Again, I'm just being honest with you.
Janell RhiannonHOST
0:17
you Welcome back, Mermadons, to another episode of Greek Mythology Retold Podcast.
Janell RhiannonHOST
0:33
In this episode, I am merging my love of history, myth, and Pierce Brown.
Janell RhiannonHOST
0:39
If you've been with me for a minute, you know that my graduate work centered on Alexander the Great, and he was my gateway to the Iliad, Achilles, and basically all things Homer.
Janell RhiannonHOST
0:50
Even though I love all these ancient works, I do branch out from time to time into different realms and genres.
Janell RhiannonHOST
3:03
This was the first time in a long time that I was engrossed in a story the way that I was with the Iliad and the Odyssey.
Janell RhiannonHOST
3:12
I began annotating things that reminded me about Achilles, and that's when it dawned on me that Darrow was written from the same well of heroic idealism and complexity as Achilles.
Janell RhiannonHOST
3:26
Pierce Brown had hooked me like a trout.
Janell RhiannonHOST
3:30
So this episode is for you, Mr.
Dave MooreHOST
43:26
Yeah.
Tyler HollandHOST
43:27
And, and red, red rising is not, uh, the book Pierce Brown really wanted to write because he wrote, like, to my understanding, I could be wrong in my understanding of it, but, like, he wrote a version of Red Rising, shopped it around, but that was around the same time everybody was fanatical about Hunger Games.
Dave MooreHOST
43:47
Right.
Tyler HollandHOST
43:47
So they're like, if you want to publish it, it needs this kind of element, a Hunger Games element in it.
CDHOST
22:20
He's about halfway through golden sun, golden sun, which is probably the best book of that, of that trilogy.
CDHOST
22:27
Um, guys haven't read it please please please please pick up red rising by pierce brown there's three or six books three in the first set three in the second set he's writing uh red god right now which is the last book of the series arrow the main character will have you jump off a bridge for him man I would go to war, run through a wall for that man, the way he'd be giving these speeches in his books.
CDHOST
23:01
Um...
CDHOST
23:02
The world building, the fighting, the action, the dialogue.
Ambar LeeHOST
11:44
oh i did it oh this is this is new this has never happened before no you read hollywood ending before me
Leah BriarsHOST
11:52
yeah exactly go girl i'm reading side note i really enjoyed hollywood ending don't know who spoke about it on here anyway so red rising is a pierce brown book that came out in like 2013 2014 time is it ya no it's science fiction um dystopian okay people the way it was sold to me was people like it's hungry games in space
Ambar LeeHOST
12:14
no wonder you read it and it very much is oh okay it's dystopian
Leah BriarsHOST
12:18
i don't i this is where i get confused with like what's dystopian what's sci-fi it's kind of like star warsy okay i have the blurb if you want the blurb i've got no idea what it's about it's longer than log lines of people strapping So Red Rising follows Darrow.
Leah BriarsHOST
13:34
Ooh, I haven't watched it.
Leah BriarsHOST
13:35
But then I'm like, this is known as like Hunger Games in space.
Leah BriarsHOST
13:38
So is that a bit of like an omen? Like, cause if I was Pierce Brown, I'd want to like remove myself from that.
Leah BriarsHOST
13:45
But then he's got the Hunger Games director.
RaveyHOST
30:51
Red Rising.
RaveyHOST
30:52
It's a YA book series written by Pierce Brown.
RaveyHOST
30:56
It's been in development hell for a decade at least.
Cameron LouisHOST
31:01
Yeah, I know this series.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:17
Welcome back to Red Rising with Liz, Craig, Sam, and Nick.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:21
This episode, we're covering chapters 49 through 57 of I and Gold, otherwise known as the point where Pierce Brown looks at four separate storylines
LizHOST
0:29
and says,
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:30
what if I just made everyone's day worse at the same exact time? Luria finds herself in a very uncomfortable room with some very powerful people.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:06
That path involves politics, loyalty, family, and at least one decision that will make you want to pause the audiobook and stare into the middle distance.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:16
Basically, everyone is lying, everyone is planning something, and at least three people desperately need therapy.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:22
Pierce Brown, come on the podcast.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:25
The following conversation contains major spoilers for Pierce Brown's Red Rising saga.
Sydney MilaniGUEST
32:27
And the red wing, it's kind of is a symbol in the book and also symbolizes the nonprofit now.
Sydney MilaniGUEST
32:33
So Pierce Brown, thank you.
Tyler MintonHOST
32:36
So if Pierce becomes everything you want to become, what problem does it ultimately solve for athletes?
Sydney MilaniGUEST
32:41
Yeah, short term, I want it to solve the funding as far as a season goes.

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