Radio Westrose, Episode 96, The Dothraki.

Spoilers are books.

Hello and welcome to another episode of Radio Westrose. I'm your host, Yoke Boy, and with me, as ever, is Lady Gwyn.

Yeah, hello there, listeners. Today we have a packed episode for you all about the Dothraki.

We'll begin by taking a close look at their culture from real world influences to their customs, religion, and prophecies.

Next, we'll go back in time and discuss the history of the Dothraki. We know that they

originated in eastern Esos, but what brought them west to the Dothraki Sea? And what happened

when 300 unsullied soldiers took up arms against them. There's history from the ancient

to the more modern in this comprehensive section. Then we'll analyze the Dothraki in the text.

They play a key role in Daeneres Targaryens, excellent at Game of Thrones chapters, so we'll walk

through and consider their influence on Danny

and their pertinent plot points. Finally, we'll get into theorizing as we think about the Dothraki

in the winds of winter and beyond. At the end of a dance with dragons, a calisar comes upon a stranded

and delirious dynaries in the middle of the Dothraki Sea. So what happens next?

We'll also be giving our theory on how Danny might end the slave trade in Slavers Bay,

a subject that has stumped a Song of Ice and Fire analysts since the last book was released.

All of this and more on the future of the Dothraki.

But before we get going, we want to give a quick shout out to all of our patrons who keep

Radio Westeros strong, including our Flaming Lightbringer patron, T.J. Harrington, our Dragonsteel

Patrons, Peter and Moulthood, and our palest milkglass patrons, Alex, Aka and the Company of the

Cats, Krisby, the Song of Ice, Kelly, Sister Winter, Mpty Wall's first of his name, John Wrigarian, as well as B-word and Mr. Jay, the Bear and the Maiden Fair, and Sir Tim of House Jib-Jab hot dog shop, house motto, we forge the chains we wear in life.

And we also want to shout out Pam, plain and tall, one of our many

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