Through the Glass Columns: A Wheel of Time Read Along Podcast

In "Traps" and "Revelations in Tanchico" Rand and Aviendha's relationship becomes even more complicated, Greg predicts where each of our stories is heading, and Tylor wonders how much of Nynaeve and Elayne's story was left on the cutting room floor.

In "An Offer Refused" and "Cold Rocks Hold", Aviendha struggles to teach Rand Aiel Customs, Greg compares the chapter's dilemma to Indiana Jones, and Tylor wonders which of the peddler's caravan catch a new reader's attention.

In "The Truth of a Viewing" Tylor wonders about Min's vision of Gawyn, Greg tries to assemble the puzzle pieces, and Siuan Sanche faces betrayal with strength.

In "The Tinker's Sword" and "Veils" Greg wonders about Aram's now uncertain future, Tylor reveals why Elayne is always spitting out her veil, and Perrin begins to show off his leadership skills.

In "Care for the Living" and "The Breaking Storm" Greg wonders about how widespread the old blood really is, Tylor highlights the importance of waiting in a battle sequence, and Perrin sees a whole new side of Emond's Field.

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In "Among the Tuatha'an" and "A Missing Leaf" Tylor is impressed by Faile's emotional maturity, Greg marvels at characters communicating openly, and Perrin's relationship with violence is called into question.

In "A Cup of Wine" and "Hunter of Trollocs" Greg worries that Elayne has fallen behind in terms of character development, Tylor wonders why someone would want to go to Rhuidean in dreams, and Perrin faces the burden of leadership.

In "Hidden Faces" Tylor suffers from Aes Sedai fatigue, Greg is excited to see our main threads seemingly separated for good, and names like Egeanin and Jaichim take the wheel for a chapter.

In "Misdirections" and "Imre Stand" Greg wonders at Aviendha's change in attitude, Tylor asks if anyone else is doubting Rand's sanity, and a new gleeman joins the stage: Jasin Natael.

In "He Who Comes with the Dawn" and "Sharp Lessons" Greg ties together Robert Jordan's many pop culture influences (Dune anyone?), Tylor frets that Egwene may have lost the spotlight in her own chapter, and Rand learns the truth about his parents.