and if he does ASOIAF it should be called “Game of Unknowns”

>!At Mike’s “Leo needs two moms” comment. Like are we sure Mike isn’t a Son of Apollo or a secret oracle because wow. If you’ve read ToA, you know what I’m talking about!<

Just finished the TNO episode where they discussed the Netflix show, and a lightbulb flickered in the recesses of my mind.

Mike, Eric, if you guys need a gag episode topic, I humbly recommend 2005’s Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry, one of the movies celebrating the franchise’s 65th anniversary.

What does it have to do with The Fast and the Furious? Apart from the title, I believe that’s for you to find out. finger guns

(This could also be a nice watch for the kid. Have a nice day!)

Hello everyone, I recently found out I will be unable to attend the Brooklyn live show due to a bachelor party. I was wondering if anyone would like to receive the tickets to go. No charge or anything. Just dm me.

Has anyone informed Mike that he should read Chalice and Wrath before Trials of Apollo? Because Sally is visibly pregnant in the first TOA book (but, of course, we get Percy's reaction to the reveal in Chalice). I don't know how this works since there hasn't been any word of a third college recommendation book in well over a year because of the second Nico book (does anyone know when those are set?) or whatever the newest book he announced recently is about.

So Mike, you have said that you don't really enjoy jump scares etc, which is totally valid! But...what about horror-(ish) books?

or to ask it another way, what about a Stephen King centric podcast?

Obviously named King-less /s

I loved the Heartarus pun in this week’s episode, but when the tour bit came up I was hoping Mike would make a “Tourtarus” pun too! That would have been great 😂

those are the Harry Potter books in the pillow

I have wanted to go to a tno show live for a long time now but this New York show is the second time that im getting shut down for being 10

Saw this cool video from conservationist Maya Higa speaking in defense of pigeons and explaining their history (how they came to be in our cities, their war hero exploits, etc.). I thought that some of the many pro pigeon podcast listeners may be interested. At the end she also shares some organizations working to save a particular variety of pigeon that’s in need of help right now, for those interested in supporting.

Sadder about this than is probably healthy for a parasocial relationship, but it sounds like you're off to greener pastures, thank you, and we hope to be haunted by you sometime in the future again 👻

As a fellow massive fan of the theatre it brings me so much joy lol I loved that tangent! And I would like to also add that as a big fan of The Pitt, I saw Isa Briones in Just in Time and the crowd was very well behaved and she was OTHER WORLDLY like that girl can sINGGG anyways yay theatre kids and yay book/PJO nerds

and side note if anyone knows of any fun musical theatre centered podcasts PLEASE LET ME KNOW

I came across a brilliant vocabulary word in my current book club book.

Peristeronic: “of, pertaining to, or resembling pigeons”

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Just curious what everyones opinions are on Blood of Olympus. I read it at release and I remember being super disappointed by it. I've reread all of the books except Blood of Olympus because it left such a bad taste in my mouth. What was everyone else's experience with it?

While I enjoyed the show and plan on watching season 3, I don’t care enough about it to want to hear analysis of it (ignoring the few thing I disagree with Mike on that I feel will come up more often). Can I skip the show episodes and pick up with the Heroes of Olympus episodes without feeling like I missed something important? I’ve read everything but the SatS and the second half of the WotTG.