The Rogues discuss Red Sonya and Red Sonja in their various iterations beginning with Robert E. Howard's historical adventure "Shadow of the Vulture" and ending with the  1985 film by Richard Fleischer.

The Rogues wax and wane philosophically (and topically) as they attempt to reconcile Celts, Vikings, and Mongols with the Pop Culture idea of "Barbarians".

Citations used:

Mongols:

https://www.theodysseyonline.com/how-barbaric-were-the-mongols

https://phdessay.com/are-mongols-barbarians/

https://www.shoutoutuk.org/2014/11/17/the-mongols-not-the-barbarians-we-were-told/

Vikings:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/truth-vikings-not-smelly-barbarians-3183358

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-26431858

https://www.encyclopedia.com/fashion/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/vikings-last-barbarians

Celts:

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/oct/04/celts-great-torque-snettisham-hoard-british-museum-alice-roberts

https://www.history.com/topics/ancient-history/celts

The Rogues in the House are together again to discuss Pastiche/Licensed material in the world of Sword and Sorcery while sometimes being distracted by Internet Culture, Superheroes, and the word "Armistice". It's good to be back. 

Rogues in the House battles the social distancing blues with another live show. Discussing listener submitted topics, our take on casting King Conan, and some RPG updates!

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It has been too long, knaves. We apologize! Coming back strong with a Live Stream Recording, discussing Villains in Sword & Sorcery!

We hope everyone is staying safe (and distant). We love and miss you all.

Need a little more Arnold in your life? Rogues in the House is only too happy to oblige. Embark on the review and discussion of the 1984 S&S classic Conan the Destroyer. Just like the movie, this episode is a winner!

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Join Rogues in the House as they celebrate the show's one year anniversary, talking about one of best things to come to S&S fans in recent times:

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Rogues in the House is very happy to bring you our discussion on Robert E. Howard's puritan, Solomon Kane. Enjoy our look at stories, movies, games, art and aesthetics all relating to Kane, as well as the character's influence in many other genres you know and love.

In this episode, Rogues in the House brings to you an overview of classic monsters in S&S. There were a number of technical difficulties in this one, and so, forevermore this episode shall be known as The Cursed Episode. Through the magic of editing, the episode is smoother than the 2+ hours of recording would have suggested. Enjoy the overview of Monsters in S&S.

In this episode, the guys dig into a list of up coming S&S content in Fall 2019. Books, Games & TV. Hear whats coming up, and what is the most exciting to us! What are you looking forward to the most this fall?!