Somehow, we made it to 2022. It’s been a long haul, but we’re glad to have you here with us for another year of All Souls fandom. Today, we’re spending some time spinning tracks for the one and only Gallowglass — the wanderer, the guardian, the Scots-inflected, motorcycle-riding, sea shanty-singing, shaggy bear of our hearts.
You can find Deb’s Gallowglass playlist on Spotify:
And you can find ours on Spotify:
And on YouTube:
The moment we’ve all been waiting for is nearly here — we’re LESS THAN A WEEK from the premiere of the final season of A Discovery of Witches TV on AMC and Sundance. We’ll be back next week with our coverage of Episode 3×01 and can’t wait to hear what you think.
In the meantime, you have our best wishes and brightest hopes for 2022. Be well.
As if we haven’t discussed Shadow of Night to pieces… we’re back! We’re talking atmospheric witchiness, soulful ballads, and the oddball genius of Tori Amos.
Deb’s Shadow of Night playlist is available on Spotify:
We’re having a grand time talking about these playlists and can’t wait to dive into the Matthew Clairmont playlist in a few weeks. Do you have a song (or songs?) you would add to this playlist? Let us know and we’ll add them! Follow us on Twitter as @chamomilenclove for updates and previews of our upcoming episodes or to submit your suggestions. For between episodes fun and news, please follow our Facebook page or consider joining our listeners’ group, the Chamomile & Clove Clovers. If you’d like to support the show, we’d love a review on iTunes or your pod-fetcher of choice or you can visit our Patreon.
Thanks for your love and support and happy listening!
As you might have noticed, we’ve been on a bit of a publishing hiatus — we were plagued by technical difficulties that caused us to lose not one, not two, but nearly THREE FULLY RECORDED EPISODES. Accordingly, if anyone has seen us in the past few weeks, we’ve looked a bit like the dog in the fiery room GIF and it hasn’t been pretty.
This episode, which we recorded with the lovely Dr. Stephenie McGucken of The Art History of All Souls was very nearly lost — but we managed to rescue it from the flames due to the wonderful backups maintained by the folks at Cast. Due to the nature of the backup, we weren’t able to deliver audio as clear and clean as what we normally like to produce… but we’ll take it. In this episode, we’re talking about our general impressions of S2 — plus TIME TRAVEL and PLOT DIAGRAMS. You knew this was coming and we couldn’t hold out on you any longer.
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David Newman as Stephen Proctor and Teresa Palmer as Diana Bishop in A Discovery of Witches TV. Photo courtesy of Far Far Away.
Dearest and most darling Clovers, it’s a big day. Today, we’re releasing Episode 100 of Chamomile & Clove — a milestone we never dreamed of reaching. It’s only fitting that we should published Episode 100 while talking about Episode 2×10 of A Discovery of Witches TV, a fitting end to a tremendous season of television.
In today’s episode, we’re talking about character arcs, endings, beginnings, changes, and bringing this season to a satisfying close before launching into Season 3 in 2022. There’s a healthy edition of Spoiler Corner at the end, too, in case you can’t get quite enough of speculation (or Cait’s newly-minted Spoiler Corner ditties).
To celebrate our ONE HUNDREDTH EPISODE, we have new (and much anticipated merch) in our Redbubble store. We’re also launching our massive transcript project — if you’d like to participate, you can e-mail us at chamomileandclovecast@gmail.com and we’ll sign you up. We’ve got some special edition swag to give as a thank you gift for anyone who chooses to pitch in.
Follow us on Twitter as @chamomilenclove for updates and previews of our upcoming episodes. For between episodes fun and news, please follow our Facebook page or consider joining our listeners’ group, the Chamomile & Clove Clovers. If you’d like to support the show, we’d love a review on iTunes or your pod-fetcher of choice or you can visit our Patreon.
We could not do this without you — your energy, your love, your questions, your comments, and your companionship are something else. Thank you for everything you’ve done that brought us here. We are so grateful.
Matthew Goode as Matthew de Clermont and Barbara Marsden as Elizabeth I in A Discovery of Witches TV from Far Far Away Site
Hello, Clovers!
Happiest Sunday! We’re inching our way towards the end of Season 2 of A Discovery of Witches TV and our SUPER EXCITING (and still secret) wrap episodes. We can’t wait to share them with you in a few weeks and hope you’re enjoying our, er, extended take on this incredible season of television.
In this episode, we’re talking about How To End A Season: Part I, so we have lots to say about narrative, protagonists and moral authority, character development, and the difficult relationship between blood rage as a plot device and sanism.
Follow us on Twitter as @chamomilenclove for updates and previews of our upcoming episodes. For between episodes fun and news, please follow our Facebook page or consider joining our listeners’ group, the Chamomile & Clove Clovers. If you’d like to support the show, we’d love a review on iTunes or your pod-fetcher of choice. You could also check out our Redbubble store or our Patreon.
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