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Published by The Inklings
We are the Inklings, a podcast started in July 2011 devoted to the fantasy genre.
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John talks about a legendary figure from the Silmarillion. Follow us at www.facebook.com/inklingspage
In which John talks about everyone’s favorite wizard and it’s not Gandalf!
The long awaited interview with California-based Celtic early music ensemble Broceliande! Thank you to our editor Izzie G! Check out the band at www.flowingglassmusic.com
Welcome back to the inklings! This is a special episode with some poems read by Abby fourth, Margaret Davis and John Evans. Also with an explanation of where we have been all this time!
Our small fellowship continue witnessing Bilbo's journey as he now ventures on unfamiliar and dangerous terrain. We encounter evil from wolves to trolls.
Join us modern Inklings as we explore Middle Earth first-hand with the help of Sierra entertainment as we join Bilbo in the Shire on his way to the Green Dragon Inn. Let the adventure that started it all commence!
The Atlantis of Tolkine's world as narrated by John Evans, Erurainon, with editing and music by Matthew Lewis, Octicide.
An exploration of elves in all mythologies while paying close attention to Tolkien.
A description and exploration of the tools of war and battle in all fantasy-primarily Tolkien, Harry Potter, and Eragon related material. Both literal and metaphorical weapons are introduced and their origins in history are mentioned.
In which we talk to Cory Olsen, AKA the Tolkien Professor!
Ranking source
Apple Podcasts rankings via the Mato Topic Intelligence Platform.
Observed September 20, 2026.
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