Spotify is making it really easy to make podcast these days.

All you need is a phone or a computer and a topic.

Some passion, something you want to talk about.

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All you have to do is make your episode, upload it. They do all the distribution for you. They give you options like Q and A and polls to get feedback and to build community. If your show performs well enough you'll get ads and make some money

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great place to stay. Spotify for podcasters. A castle has no secrets and Catlin heard her maid's repeating tales they heard from the lips of her husband's soldiers.

They whispered of Sir Arthur Dane, the sword of the morning, deadliest of the seven knights of Arias his king's guard, and of how their young lord had

slain him in single combat. And they told how afterward Ned had carried Sir Arthur's

sword back to the beautiful young sister who awaited him in a castle called

Starthball on the shores of the summer sea. The Lady Ashara Dane tall and fair with

haunting violet eyes.

Outday is perhaps the most popular house in all of the

fandom outside the great houses.

They are also perhaps the most mysterious and mystery often enhances rather than detract from popularity.

Mystery also creates possibility and when you combine lots of possibilities with

history of West Rose style thoroughness you end up with a lot of material.

Which is why this is part one.

This episode will focus on the characters, their timeline, experiences,

and what they mean to the future and present of A Song of Ice and Fire.

So, hello and welcome to another episode of History of Westeros Podcast, a podcast dedicated

to George R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire book series as well as

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