Guided by your Owns, GOO steps once more into fray that was the Game of Thrones season 4 finale. And in a sullied-only occasion, for the first time in the show’s history, events beyond the HBO series are finally discussed.

If you have yet to read the books, and/or wish to not be spoiled on events not yet revealed in the TV series, do not listen between 33 and 69 minutes. Anything else, you are safe.

Following the conclusion of Game of Thrones season 4, your hosts attempt to lift and assemble what is left in the wake of The Children.

The final few days are upon us. Game of Owns returns in a look forward to the upcoming finale, and another look into "The Watchers on the Wall".

Recorded minutes after the battle's momentary finish, Game of Owns heads up the Wall for a closer look at the trouble below.

In this longest episode to date, your hosts speak through the events of Sunday's latest offering of Thrones.

The long road to PopCon reaches a final conclusion. In an interview with beloved Game of Thrones actor Kristian Nairn, GOO talks Hodor, located directly in front of the show’s first ever live audience.

In a very lonely week of Thrones, GOO returns with a look further into topics that remain a mystery, and catch up on your listener owns.

Holy floor doors. Your hosts of GOO return with much to discuss, jumping right into the falling action of last night’s new Game of Thrones.

Game of Thrones co-producer and writer Bryan Cogman returns to the show in a catch-up session riddled with questions looking further into Season 4, and much more.

Justice. Your hosts of GOO return for a spirited recording session following the final frame of The Laws of Gods and Men, including a special announcement in celebration of another outstanding episode of Thrones.