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Fathers, Fantasy, & Fiction

Fathers, Fantasy, & Fiction is a book club podcast where two dads work their way through fantasy novels a few chapters at a time. Along the way we recap the story, share our takes, and make bold predictions that are probably wrong.

Podcast · By Stone Passage Media · American English · Official site

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Oathbringer: Chapters 44-54 (opens the original)

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    We continue Oathbringer with chapters 55-63, as the story moves toward the long-awaited mission to Kholinar and the tension surrounding the city continues to build. We dive into the strange forces influencing the Alethi capital, the growing importance of the Oathgates, and the mystery of what may be lurking behind the scenes. We also revisit our theories about the Highmarshal, the Unmade, and how Lift might play a crucial role in opening the way to Azir. With the pieces finally starting to come

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Oathbringer: Chapters 44-54 (opens the original)

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    We continue our journey through Oathbringer with chapters 44-54, as Shallan, Jasnah, and the rest of the Radiants uncover more mysteries surrounding Urithiru and the strange forces at work within the tower. We spend plenty of time with Moash, whose increasingly dark path continues to mirror Kaladin’s journey in fascinating ways, while debating whether redemption might still be possible for him. We also check in with Bridge Four as their squires begin developing their own abilities, and dive into

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Oathbringer: First Interludes - Chapter (opens the original)

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    We continue our journey through Oathbringer with chapters 33 - 42, diving deeper into Dalinar’s troubled past and the events that shaped the man he is today. We discuss Shallan and Kaladin’s increasingly complicated dynamic, the growing tensions within the newly assembled Radiants, and Moash’s uncertain path after abandoning Bridge Four. We also revisit some old theories, debate where Moash’s story might be headed, and speculate about whether Shallan and Kaladin could become more than just allie

  4. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Oathbringer: Chapters 19-32 (opens the original)

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    We dive back into Oathbringer for chapters 19–32, where the story starts revealing even more about the strange forces shaping Roshar. We follow Shallan as her identities and abilities become increasingly complicated, while Dalinar confronts visions, ancient threats, and unsettling pieces of his past. We also discuss Kaladin’s growing understanding of the parshmen and the larger implications of what’s happening across the world, along with the appearance of the mysterious Midnight Mother. As alwa

  5. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Oathbringer: Chapters 8-18 (opens the original)

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    We continue our journey through Oathbringer with chapters 8-18, where Shallan takes center stage and the mysteries of Urithiru continue to deepen. We discuss the growing tension surrounding another murder in the tower, Shallan’s incredible mapmaking abilities, Kaladin’s complicated relationship with the newly freed parshmen, and more glimpses into Dalinar’s past. Along the way, we react to the major character moments, speculate about the mysteries still unfolding, and try to piece together what

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