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Welcome back to Game of Thrones 2, Electric Bucaloo. I'm your host Anthony.

This is our season 2 wrap-up for Electric Bucaloo. We'll depart from the usual format.

We're not going to be covering a chapter. I'll include a short interview with Arthur

Jampa. Arthur is at the London School of Economics. He specializes in international relations

with emphasis in Chinese. He's a student of Chinese and geography and economics and international

relations. He's also just a really funny guy and I've enjoyed talking with him.

Arthur and I started corresponding about ethnicity and ethnic constructs in Game of Thrones. I

thought that they were interesting enough that maybe we ought to include it for a wider

listenership. That's about a 20-minute interview with Arthur and then we'll do about 45 minutes

with Steve where we answer listener feedback and get his take on some of the news relative

to new Game of Thrones content. Just a warning if you have kids in the rooms. There are certain

elements of the Steve portion that you might not want to have the kids in the room for just

a heads up about that. Finally in the Bird's Eye view section, I'll reflect a little bit

on the listener feedback that I got relative to my recent survey about the shape of Electric

Bucaloo going forward. So this will be the last Electric Bucaloo for a few weeks. If you're

not cut up go ahead and get caught up to chapter 20. So in a few weeks we'll be back with

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