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Oct 30, 2026

MikeHOST
15:56
The chapter icon for this is the dragon.
MikeHOST
16:01
Rand is looking at the river when a group of riders approaches, escorted by Aiel.
MikeHOST
16:07
The riders are a group of Terrans and Kyrianon.
MikeHOST
16:10
Rand is interested to hear what they can tell him.
MikeHOST
16:13
The Terrans are led by Estian and Edorian, young nobles Rand remembers from Tyr.
MikeHOST
16:19
Kyrian is under siege from the Shido, and food is about to run out.
MikeHOST
16:23
Rand tells them he will come help, and Estian makes a 10,000 gold wager that he, Estian, can't possibly win.
MikeHOST
16:29
The wager, not the battle.
SethHOST
5:09
He's referencing how he felt.
SethHOST
5:11
Rand is referencing how he felt in book two when he's talking to her when Compulsion Light was at maximum presence.
SethHOST
5:17
So, yeah, strong agree.
SethHOST
5:19
And

10 MINS LATER

SethHOST
15:11
I mean, when we check in with them, they're like, it's been another couple of weeks.
SethHOST
15:14
It's been another couple of weeks.
SethHOST
15:15
I'm like, Jesus, how long is this taking? Rand is doing everything in one afternoon.
SethHOST
15:19
Watch this army for time jumps.
AllieHOST
19:38
And Perrin thinks about,
GusHOST
19:40
like, that's how Rand feels, and...
AllieHOST
20:05
thinks about Rand riding a large black horse
GusHOST
20:07
through a city with muddy streets, speaking with Nynaeve, by the way.
GusHOST
20:10
Do you recognize this scene?
AllieHOST
20:12
And that reason to live is sourdough starter.
GusHOST
20:14
Yes.
GusHOST
20:15
Do you recognize this scene, by the way? Where Rand is right now? Riding through a muddy city on a big horse with Nynaeve? This dates for where we are in the book is the reason.
BrettHOST
1:29
might be a little bit, a little bit heartbreaking.
BrettHOST
1:32
And there's a lot of stuff we got to get into here about Rand on my end of things.
DaniHOST
1:37
On your end.
BrettHOST
1:38
Yeah.

16 MINS LATER

DaniHOST
17:24
Maybe.
DaniHOST
17:25
I'm
BrettHOST
17:25
pretty sure we've gotten it from several perspectives, including Rand.
BrettHOST
17:28
Like it's not, you can't, you can't feel it's not, it's
ChrisHOST
18:06
eyes to die and the black tower.
ChrisHOST
18:09
And he's like, even Rand hasn't really looked out for me.
ChrisHOST
18:13
He just kind of put me in charge and left me to be like, nobody's looking out for me.
ChrisHOST
18:18
I got to look out for myself.

13 MINS LATER

IanHOST
31:13
He ended up for us.
ChrisHOST
31:18
yeah I was watching The Office at the time so yeah
AlanHOST
31:22
and yeah feels the pull of Rand and before he goes he goes to Hawkwing and he's like hey by the way you need to go talk to my wifey because that would be kind of cool
ChrisHOST
31:33
he's like have you heard of the Sean Chan he's like I've heard mention they're like all about you

Unknown podcast

10 Best Fantasy Books Of All Time

Oct 20 · 2 Mentions

speaker_1HOST
40:27
It begins with a very deliberate homage to Tolkien.
speaker_1HOST
40:30
We follow a seemingly ordinary young man, Rand Althor, and his naive friends from a very remote, peaceful village.
speaker_0HOST
40:36
Very Fellowship of the Ring.
speaker_1HOST
40:38
Exactly.
speaker_0HOST
40:58
Time is a wheel.
speaker_0HOST
40:59
Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend, legend fades to myth, and the patterns of history inevitably repeat themselves.
speaker_0HOST
41:07
Rand isn't just a farm boy who happens to be the chosen one.
speaker_0HOST
41:10
He is a soul caught in the brutal grinding turning of this wheel, forced to repeat a cycle of breaking and saving the world over and over.
ViliHOST
9:23
Mm-hmm.
MoHOST
9:24
Or maybe the duality of Rand and Lews Therin, [laughs] just as, just to put the bait out there to turn it into another messy debate.
MoHOST
9:31
But let's focus on Bal Screams for now.
ViliHOST
9:33
Mm-hmm.
MoHOST
9:33
All right.
MoHOST
9:33
So I went and I read about it again, obviously, and did a bit of hunting around.
MoHOST
9:38
So Min experiences the Bal Scream at Natron's Barrow immediately after Rand has balefired.
MoHOST
9:46
All right? So we know that she experienced the Bal Scream ever so slightly in the future from the actual event, so it's not traveling back in time.
MikeHOST
19:09
Niall is calling all Whitecloaks to Amador, but no one knows why.
MikeHOST
19:14
Rand's location is unknown.
MikeHOST
19:16
The agent who let Elayne and Nynaeve escape is to be punished, and it seems Elaida is making plans to build a palace as well.
MikeHOST
19:25
When Egwene moves into the Keeper's study, she runs into Galad.

15 MINS LATER

JamesPANELIST
34:08
Um, and it's made more of a proven fact than a theory if they do that, right? Like, the more people that are able to get themselves back on track, it'd be, like, instead of people going crazy, they could be like, "No, no, you need to give yourself purpose to not go crazy." Um, they found Salidaera, uh, so great.
JamesPANELIST
34:29
Um, I thought, you know, good for, good for, uh, Siuan to do that.
JamesPANELIST
34:34
Uh, Min's thoughts of Rand loving him and accepting the need to share him, uh, are overtly covered, brought up in thoughts, and I'm happy for it.
JamesPANELIST
34:45
Um, because in the other books she was kind of more ambiguous as to, like, her being angsty towards it and kind of like, "I'm doing it only because I saw these visions, not because I really like him." But now at this point she seems to be, like, enamored with him.

Unknown podcast

8 Fantasy Book Wizards Stronger Than Gandalf, Ranked

Oct 15 · 4 Mentions

speaker_2HOST
23:50
We are now looking at characters whose very nature manipulates the structural administrative framework of reality itself.
speaker_3HOST
23:57
We are talking about Pug and Rand al'Thor.
speaker_2HOST
23:59
Let's examine Pug first, also known later as Milamber from the Riftwar Cycle by Raymond E. Feist.
speaker_3HOST
24:05
Pug's inclusion on this list is fascinating because he is uniquely positioned.
speaker_3HOST
28:02
Which brings us to the final character on Boyle's list
speaker_2HOST
28:06
And arguably the most structurally powerful entity we will discuss today
speaker_3HOST
28:11
Rand al'Thor from Robert Jordan's The Wheel of Time.
speaker_2HOST
28:14
Now, Boyle acknowledges a semantic debate right out of the gate here.

Unknown podcast

Wheel of Time Animated Series, Movies and Game Set From Arcane Producer

Oct 13 · 1 Mention

speaker_0HOST
11:50
Oh, absolutely.
speaker_1HOST
11:51
Like when you are adapting a world that features armies of non-human creatures, sprawling alien cities, and characters who can routinely summon lightning storms, live action is a constant war of attrition against the visual effects budget.
speaker_0HOST
12:04
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
12:04
Every time a character uses magic, the producer sees dollar signs.

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