This week on The Sassenach Files podcast, Chelsea is chatting all about episode 110 of Blood of My Blood – “Something Borrowed”. Join her as she discusses some of the episodes strongest moments including the introduction of Maura Grant, the untimely demise of Malcolm, and Murtagh's amazing book-end scenes with Brian and Ellen. Along the way, she also shares her thoughts on the the introduction of a couple iconic jewelry pieces, and the episode’s biggest blunder–Julia and Henry’s weak finale storyline. So, saddle up and prepare to ride. It's time to break down the season finale!

This week on The Sassenach Files, Chelsea is gearing up to discuss the penultimate episode of season one–109: “Braemar.” Come along as she chats about how this episode provides a story within a story that keeps the viewers engaged! She also breaks down her thoughts on the developing dynamic between the clans as rebellion looms, the introduction of “Mac” Grant, and the historical references in this episode that had her inner history nerd intrigued!

This week on The Sassenach Files, Chelsea is talking about all things 108: “A Virtuous Woman”. Pull up a chair and gather round as she discusses why this might be her favorite episode of the season! Of course, no episode is perfect, but join her as she talks about everything from the use of slow motion camera work to convey character to how this episode is a perfect example of how writers can keep the audience informed through creative dialogue.

This week on The Sassenach Files, Chelsea is sitting down to chat about her thoughts on one of the strongest episodes of the season, 107: “Luceo Non Uro.” Join  her as she discusses the inclusion of characters like Roby Roy and Sema into the episode, and why she thought that was a disservice to the overall story being told. She also chats about the great moment before the christening between Brian and Julia, the struggle for power among the MacKenzie siblings, and Rory Alexander’s phenomenal performance.

This week on The Sassenach Files podcast, Chelsea is chatting about the sixth episode Blood of My Blood, “Birthright.” Come along as she discusses the biggest themes of the episode, some of the standout performances, and why a key creative choice for one of the show’s primary characters changed her entire opinion on this episode.

This week on The Sassenach Files, Chelsea is discussing episode 105 of the Outlander prequel, Blood of My Blood. Come along for the ride as she chats about her thoughts on Jocasta and her relationship with Murtagh. She also discusses some of the things she loved most about this episode including the Beltane festival, Brian and Ellen’s time together (FINALLY), and the theme of timelessness woven throughout the writing.

This week on The Sassenach Files, Chelsea is breaking down her thoughts on the fourth episode of Blood of My Blood, “A Soldier’s Heart.” Join her as she chats about some character arcs she’s beginning to find static, the costumes she absolutely adored, and how much she loves learning tidbits about Jamie and Claire’s origins. She also discusses her love for Henry and Julia as a couple, and how a few understated moments mean everything for their arc.

This week on The Sassenach Files, Chelsea is chatting about the third episode of Blood of My Blood, “School of the Moon.” Come along as she discusses Julia and Brian’s growing bond, her thoughts on some of the casting choices for recurring characters, and how key sets from Outlander have been recycled in a significant way for the prequel!

This week on The Sassenach Files, Chelsea is back to chat about second episode of Blood of My Blood, A.K.A “Sealed with a Kiss”. Come along as she discusses the gorgeous choreography of the love scene between Henry and Julia, the fabulous Grant dining room set, and the understated nature of the storytelling in this episode. 

Chelsea is back from hiatus to start a new series: Hits and Misses, and this week she is talking episode 101 of Blood of My Blood: “Providence”. Join her as she chats about all the things she loved and hated about this week’s episode including the technique of inserting Henry and Julia into the 18th century timeline as strangers, a scene of epic romantic proportions at The Bridge, and all the culture that was encompassed in this first episode of Outlander’s prequel.