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

In "The Dark Waits" Tylor and Greg discuss the downsides of being a hero, the importance of a hero sticking up for what is right, and what is The Eye of the World anyway?

In "Play for your Supper" and "Four Kings in Shadow" Greg and Tylor discuss the cause of lightning, how Mat is like Hawkeye (the best Avenger), and the challenges of country living. 

In "Eyes without Pity" and "Children of Darkness" Greg and Tylor discuss terrifying birds, soaring wolves, and the evil that haunts our own Thanksgiving conversations.

In "Shelter from the Storm" and "Footprints in Air" Tylor discusses seeing himself in characters, Greg evaluates the meaning of dreams, and plans for television viewing are discussed.

In "The Traveling People" and "Whitebridge" Greg encounters a new philosophy, and a new side of Thom Merrilin.

In "A Path Chosen", "Wolfbrother", and "Flight down the Arinelle" Greg and Tylor discuss a new power, the meaning of leadership, and why everyone seems so ok with Mat taking this dagger.

In "Dust on the Wind" and "Listen to the Wind" Mashadar proves a bigger threat than anticipated, a surprise character takes center stage, and the events of the book are finally told from someone other than Rand's perspective.

In "The Caemlyn Road" and "Shadow's Waiting" Greg and Tylor grapple with the plot accelerating, mysteries that abound, and villains from the deep past.

In "The Wisdom" and "Watchers and Hunters" Moiraine's motives are questioned, Greg and Tylor discuss their disdain for square dancing and song lyrics, and the situation in Baerlon explodes... off camera.

In "The Stag and Lion" and "Strangers and Friends" Greg breaks down the symbolism of the name Ba'alzamon, Tylor is intrigued by dreams and visions, and Mat does what he's best at: not thinking.