Hobbit Forming

By: Jason Deuman and Heather Olson
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  • Jason loves Lord of the Rings. His sister, Heather, knows nothing about the greatest work of fiction from the 20th century. These two are going to embark on a read through of the Lord of the Rings saga.
    Jason Deuman and Heather Olson
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Episodes
  • 021 - FotR chs 11-12 This Is Why I Don't Camp

    021 - FotR chs 11-12 This Is Why I Don't Camp
    Sep 5 2024

    This week, Jason and Heather finish their journey through Book One of the Lord of the Rings. But don't worry, that's just the first half of the first volume of the LotR saga. The Hobbits and Strider escape Bree, but they encounter the wraiths and have to make a quick trip to Rivendell.


    The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, J.R.R. Tolkien, Jrrt., Fellowship of the Ring, Rivendell, Hobbits, Elves, Aragorn, Strider, Sam Gamgee, Frodo, Merry, Pippin, Ring Wraiths, Angmar
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    55 mins
  • 020 - Welcome to Bree!

    020 - Welcome to Bree!
    Aug 22 2024

    We hope you survive the experience.


    This week the merry band of hobbits reaches Bree. They encounter a man of mystery. Also, exuberant dancing gets Frodo in trouble.


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    44 mins
  • 019 - FotR chs. 7-8 Tommy B to the Rescue

    019 - FotR chs. 7-8 Tommy B to the Rescue
    Aug 8 2024


    After a long hiatus, the journey continues.

    Thank you for your patience.

    This episode was recorded quite a while ago. And to be honest, I don't really remember all the ins and outs. But there are four hobbits on a journey. They get in trouble, and Tom Bombadil comes to the rescue. It's cool.

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    54 mins

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