by Ginger Wiseman | Jan 27, 2016 | Dragonfly in Amber, Podcast, Read-along
In this episode, we continue our Dragonfly in Amber read-along with guest Abby and discuss Chapter 37 “Holyrood.” Download MP3 Help us share Outlander! If this episode tickled your Outlander fancy, head over to iTunes and leave us a rating, a review, and subscribe!...
by Ginger Wiseman | Jan 18, 2016 | Dragonfly in Amber, Podcast, Read-along
In this episode, we continue our Dragonfly in Amber read-along with Chapter 36 “Prestonpans.” Download MP3 Links mentioned in the show “Gladsmuir or Prestonpans?” Battle of PrestonpansJacobite risings The Cannibal’s Art – Characterization...
by Ginger Wiseman | Jan 10, 2016 | Interview, Outlander, Outlander Starz, Podcast, Scotland
In this episode, we welcome back our friend Àdhamh Ó Broin and chat Scotland, Gaelic, and of course, a wee bit of Outlander. Download MP3 Links mentioned in the show Àdhamh Ó Broin | Twitter | Facebook Bombadil Publishing Sorely MacLean Duncan Ban...
by Ginger Wiseman | Dec 28, 2015 | Dragonfly in Amber, Outlander, Outlander Starz, Podcast, Read-along, Scotland
In this episode, we continue our Dragonfly in Amber read-along with Chapters 34–35: “The Postman Always Rings Twice” and “Moonlight.” Download MP3 Links mentioned in the show The Postman Always Rings Twice Help us share Outlander! If this episode tickled your...
by Ginger Wiseman | Dec 20, 2015 | Interview, Outlander Starz, Podcast, Scotland, Travel
In this episode, we interview award-winning Scottish fashion designer, Siobhan MacKenzie. Source: E! Online UK Download MP3 Links mentioned in the show Check out Siobhan MacKenzie online! | Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Help share The Outlander Podcast! If...
by Ginger Wiseman | Dec 13, 2015 | Dragonfly in Amber, Outlander, Podcast, Read-along, Scotland
In this episode, we continue our Dragonfly in Amber read-along with Chapter 33 “Thy Brother's Keeper.” (Spoiler warning: Announcements segment include discussion of spoilers from Dragonfly in Amber.) Correction: The Gilbert and Sullivan lyrics “well, hardly ever”...
