The Bee Reads LOTR Episode 31: The Siege of Gondor

The Babylon Bee

Seth Dillon

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Satire, Faith, News, Babylonbee, Comedy

4.4 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2021

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

Kyle, Dan, and Michael continue reading through The Lord of the Rings with subscribers of The Babylon Bee finally reaching the chapters The Muster of Rohan and The Siege of Gondor. What are the Púkel-men and why must we catch them all? Does Gandalf have a backup staff in case the Witch King of Angmar shows up? Does experience playing Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 give you practical skills for life and war? Find out by tuning in!

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0:00.0	This is the Babylon B Podcast, your premier source of fake news you can trust.
0:06.0	Pay subscribers to the Babylon B, get access to all of the content put out by the Babylon B,
0:12.0	including full length ad-free podcasts, as well as episodes of a little something called the B Reads,
0:18.0	where guys from the Babylon B go through classic books that make us think about what's good, true and beautiful.
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0:40.0	so you can enjoy full length podcasts and the B Reads, Lord of the Rings.

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