SRM S04E02: The Lion and the Rose

This episode of Stark Raven Mad: A Game of Thrones Podcast covers Season 4, episode 2: “The Lion and the Rose”. Pretty big episode for only the 2nd episode in the season! This has gotta mean there’s some even bigger things to come. Maybe it’s white walker giants as I predict in this podcast! ha. This week features myself, David Donnella, Jessica Ross, Kaitlin Thompson, Kevin Pettit and of course Andrew Stanton. Without them I’d just be some idiot talking into a microphone about a show I should know more about as host of a podcast. Remember to subscribe and rate on iTunes!

If your’re in the Philly area then be sure to visit one of our sponsors- the Philly Improv Theater! PHIT is an alternative comedy theater in Philly where each of us performs. In January we opened up Philly’s first full-time theater for alternative comedy in downtown Philadelphia. In addition to shows 5 days a week we also offer classes in improv, sketch writing and stand-up. Our Summer session is enrolling now and if you enroll in most classes by Friday, May 9th you get $50 off!

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