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Tolkien's Influence on Modern Media w/ Lore of the Rings Podcast

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This week we talk to the wanderer of Middle Earth, Aaron, the host of the Lore of the Rings podcast to talk about Tolkien's influence on modern fantasy, sci-fi, board games, and everything in between. We go deep into what makes the heroes journey, how Gary Gygax got a cease and desist for using the term Hobbit in early versions of Dungeons and Dragons, and the relationship between the themes of escapism and recovery.

Be sure to check out the Lore of the Rings podcast through the links below:
ringspodcast.com
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Follow me on Threads
And if a listener wants my free tips list for reading The Silmarillion, they can download that here: ringspodcast.com/guide

If you have an idea for an episode, or just want to say hello, please send it over to [email protected] or at one of the social media links below!
Podcast & Social Media Links:
linktr.ee/loredtodeath

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Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. How important is lore to you? (00:05:30)

3. What is the impact of Tolkien's works? (00:19:08)

4. Maps in Book Covers (00:25:39)

5. Creating Languages for Stories (00:28:53)

6. Harry Potter (00:37:17)

7. The Heroes Journey (00:39:02)

8. Dungeons and Dragons (00:45:40)

9. Escapism and Recovery (00:51:50)

10. Outro (01:00:38)

56 episodes

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This week we talk to the wanderer of Middle Earth, Aaron, the host of the Lore of the Rings podcast to talk about Tolkien's influence on modern fantasy, sci-fi, board games, and everything in between. We go deep into what makes the heroes journey, how Gary Gygax got a cease and desist for using the term Hobbit in early versions of Dungeons and Dragons, and the relationship between the themes of escapism and recovery.

Be sure to check out the Lore of the Rings podcast through the links below:
ringspodcast.com
Pick a podcast player
Follow me on Threads
And if a listener wants my free tips list for reading The Silmarillion, they can download that here: ringspodcast.com/guide

If you have an idea for an episode, or just want to say hello, please send it over to [email protected] or at one of the social media links below!
Podcast & Social Media Links:
linktr.ee/loredtodeath

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. How important is lore to you? (00:05:30)

3. What is the impact of Tolkien's works? (00:19:08)

4. Maps in Book Covers (00:25:39)

5. Creating Languages for Stories (00:28:53)

6. Harry Potter (00:37:17)

7. The Heroes Journey (00:39:02)

8. Dungeons and Dragons (00:45:40)

9. Escapism and Recovery (00:51:50)

10. Outro (01:00:38)

56 episodes

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