Nope!
Do I want it just for the sake of assembling a mini-figure of Guy of Gisbourne that is accurate to his appearance in the medieval poem?
Yep.
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Nope!
Do I want it just for the sake of assembling a mini-figure of Guy of Gisbourne that is accurate to his appearance in the medieval poem?
Yep.
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You can find some great shirts, stickers, mugs and more at into-the-greenwood.dashery.com.
It's a great place to find gifts for the Robin Hood fan in your life AND support your local independent podcast! 😉
You can find some great shirts, stickers, mugs and more at into-the-greenwood.dashery.com.
It's a great place to find gifts for the Robin Hood fan in your life AND support your local independent podcast! 😉
However, some of the most popular Robin Hood adaptations of all time have PLENTY of anachronisms of their own!
They can be distracting, but they're not what makes or breaks a RH adaptation for me.
However, some of the most popular Robin Hood adaptations of all time have PLENTY of anachronisms of their own!
They can be distracting, but they're not what makes or breaks a RH adaptation for me.
Unsurprisingly, I have a LOT of thoughts & will release an episode of the podcast later this week to share them.
Have you watched it?
What's your take?
Unsurprisingly, I have a LOT of thoughts & will release an episode of the podcast later this week to share them.
Have you watched it?
What's your take?
Will rationality win the day when Robin confronts a viking ghost on All Hallow's Eve? 🏹👻
Will rationality win the day when Robin confronts a viking ghost on All Hallow's Eve? 🏹👻
So far we've used the figure & legends of Robin Hood to discuss:
- Archaeology
- Medieval History
- Social Bandits
- Novel Writing
- Play writing
- Board games
- Video games
- ttrpgs
- Ecology
- Hunting
- Archery
- Folklore
- And 70 years of film adaptations
So far we've used the figure & legends of Robin Hood to discuss:
- Archaeology
- Medieval History
- Social Bandits
- Novel Writing
- Play writing
- Board games
- Video games
- ttrpgs
- Ecology
- Hunting
- Archery
- Folklore
- And 70 years of film adaptations
Here's a few ways to celebrate:
Listen to a RH podcast 🎙
Read a RH novel 📚
Make your watch plans for the new RH show 📺
Take a walk in the woods 🌳
Volunteer at a food pantry 🥪
Support a charity ❤️🩹
Take advantage of the Into the Greenwood sale!
into-the-greenwood.dashery.com
Here's a few ways to celebrate:
Listen to a RH podcast 🎙
Read a RH novel 📚
Make your watch plans for the new RH show 📺
Take a walk in the woods 🌳
Volunteer at a food pantry 🥪
Support a charity ❤️🩹
Take advantage of the Into the Greenwood sale!
into-the-greenwood.dashery.com
There is no "Gnat the Weaver" in Pyle's book.
But there is Midge the Miller & Wat the Tinker. It's the sort of thing that seems to fit & that's what AI does. It guesses at what fits the pattern.
Stop asking the guess machine for answers.
There is no "Gnat the Weaver" in Pyle's book.
But there is Midge the Miller & Wat the Tinker. It's the sort of thing that seems to fit & that's what AI does. It guesses at what fits the pattern.
Stop asking the guess machine for answers.
Absolutely not.
But deciding that Maid Marian needed to be a redhead wreathed in flowers like the Queen of the May wasn't our worst call.
Absolutely not.
But deciding that Maid Marian needed to be a redhead wreathed in flowers like the Queen of the May wasn't our worst call.
Art by Howard Pyle.
Art by Howard Pyle.
I cut more material from this episode than any other, and it STILL ended up being the longest episode ever of Into the Greenwood!!! 😳
Evidently @schweizercomics.bsky.social, @erroneousbosch.bsky.social, and I had a LOT to say about this movie.
I cut more material from this episode than any other, and it STILL ended up being the longest episode ever of Into the Greenwood!!! 😳
Evidently @schweizercomics.bsky.social, @erroneousbosch.bsky.social, and I had a LOT to say about this movie.
"I like the Robin Hood movie from 1991. No, not the one with Costner. The *other* Robin Hood movie from 1991.
You've probably never heard of it."
"I like the Robin Hood movie from 1991. No, not the one with Costner. The *other* Robin Hood movie from 1991.
You've probably never heard of it."
The vast majority of that editing time happens during my workday commutes on the train.
The vast majority of that editing time happens during my workday commutes on the train.
I've been wanting to dig into both of these books for a LONG time! 📚💚
I've been wanting to dig into both of these books for a LONG time! 📚💚
It's about an outlaw and archer who leads a band in the forest where they steal the taxes collected by the oppressive nobles. Oh and there's a romance with a noble lady.
It's more of a Robin Hood movie than several Robin Hood movies.
It's about an outlaw and archer who leads a band in the forest where they steal the taxes collected by the oppressive nobles. Oh and there's a romance with a noble lady.
It's more of a Robin Hood movie than several Robin Hood movies.
Marian was initially played by Bernadette O'Farrell & appeared in 48 episodes. Patricia Driscoll took over the role & appeared in 37 episodes.
Marian was initially played by Bernadette O'Farrell & appeared in 48 episodes. Patricia Driscoll took over the role & appeared in 37 episodes.
You can find it in the feed for the Into the Greenwood podcast!
This time we take a look at three Marian-centric episodes with special guest Emily Rich.
You can find it in the feed for the Into the Greenwood podcast!
This time we take a look at three Marian-centric episodes with special guest Emily Rich.
At least three novels, a ttrpg, and a new television series! 📚📺
At least three novels, a ttrpg, and a new television series! 📚📺
It features my interview with professor Anna Czarnowus about the 15th biennial conference from the International Association For Robin Hood Studies and its theme of "Robin Hood and other Social Bandits in Folk and Popular Culture".
Listen wherever you get your podcasts! 🎙️
It features my interview with professor Anna Czarnowus about the 15th biennial conference from the International Association For Robin Hood Studies and its theme of "Robin Hood and other Social Bandits in Folk and Popular Culture".
Listen wherever you get your podcasts! 🎙️