20 - A Storm of Cultures - feat Ray

In this episode, your hosts and guest Ray, discuss what happens when different cultures meet, in ASOIAF and irl. We discuss migration, culture clashes, prejudice, racism, colonialism, and more! Along the way we conclude that both Viserys Targaryen and Jorah Mormont are the worst (albeit in different ways), and that the Free Folk makes a good parallel to climate refugees.  We also chat with our guest about his journey through both the ASOIAF fandom and life in general!  Tell your friends and fandom acquintances about this episode, and if you liked what you hear, leave us a bunch of stars and write a review on your podcast app of choice. Also, check out our Patreon where we publish exclusive bonus episodes for our beloved patrons: Virginie reads LOTR for the first time, and we just finished "The Fellowship of the Ring"!   You can contact Ray at: @untitledray (on Instagram) @untitledray.bsky.social (on Bluesky   You can contact us at: [email protected] BlueSky Instagram   Thank you LittleWolfBird for the sound engineering, and thank you to Matt Graham for the theme music with sounds from zapsplat.com!   Content, sources and ressources that are not our own experiences: Lo ”The Free Folk and Colonialism” (essay by Lo) ”Herrarna satte oss hit: om tvångsförflyttningarna i Sverige” / ”The Rocks Will Echo our Sorrow: The forced displacement of the Northern Sámi” - Elin Anna Labba Map of Meänmaa ”Meänkieli – Grammatik, lärobok, historik, texter” - Bengt Pohjanen "Tornedalingar i Sverige" - Forum för levande historia ”Truth and Reconciliation Commission for Tornedalians, Kvens and Lantalaiset.” The song ”Donkey Kong” by Hooja.   Virginie "The Great Replacement Theory Explained" - National Immigration Forum "Forced migration or displacement" - Migration Data Portal "Migration and human mobility - key figures" - Migration Data Portal "Key migration terms" - IOM "Climate change and displacement" - UNHCR "Climate change and human mobility" - IOM Climate change (search on IOM's website)

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