Watch The Game of Thrones Podcast: House of the Dragon

In the final episode, Jason and Greta zoom out on the wider Game of Thrones universe. They get psyched for the new HBO Original, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. They also geek out over an upcoming Thrones auction and talk all things swords with Thrones weapons master Tommy Dunne.

Jason and Greta welcome showrunner Ryan Condal back to the podcast to answer more questions about the screen adaptation of Fire & Blood and the unique challenges of adapting the beloved George R.R. Martin book into the TV series House of the Dragon.

Your burning questions, answered! Jason and Greta take fan questions. With help from showrunner Ryan Condal, medieval historian Dr. Charles Farris, and sound designer Paula Fairfield, we get some epic answers.

Jason and Greta go deep on dragons and dragon riding with the Dragonseeds. They talk with Kieran Bew (Hugh), Tom Bennett (Ulf), and Clinton Liberty (Addam) about how to claim a dragon, Targaryen bastard wigs, and behind-the-scenes stories from set.

In the wake of the Season 2 finale, Jason and Greta react to the entire second season and take stock of how each character ended up. They unpack how Rhaenyra and Alicent changed over time and then they talk with Fabien Frankel (Criston Cole) about imposter syndrome, existential dread, and Cole's skin-care regimen.

Jason and Greta break down the Season 2 finale. They are joined again by showrunner Ryan Condal to discuss that surprising reunion on Dragonstone and whether or not any of the characters can escape their fates.

Jason and Greta unpack the game-changing seventh episode of Season 2. They talk with showrunner Ryan Condal about the dramatic consequences of Rhaenyra's dragonseed plan and the similarities between Daemon's journey at Harrenhal and Jack Torrance in The Shining.

Jason and Greta discuss the unrest in King's Landing as they break down the sixth episode of the season. They talk with executive producer/co-head writer Sara Hess about Rhaenyra and Alicent reckoning with the patriarchy. Later, they talk with Sonoya Mizuno (Mysaria) about her character's evolving relationship with Rhaenyra.

Jason and Greta take stock of all the key players at this point in the season and analyze the aftermath of the battle at Rook's Rest. They talk with Ewan Mitchell (Aemond Targaryen) about his character's rise to power and how he was influenced by '80s horror icons. Then, director Clare Kilner shares behind-the-scenes stories of shooting the episode and creating an "artsy poem" on screen.

Jason and Greta break down the epic fourth episode of the season. They talk with Eve Best (Rhaenys Targaryen) about her character's fateful decision and with director/executive producer Alan Taylor on balancing the magic and horror of a battle between dragons.

Jason and Greta dive into the third episode of the season. They talk with Bethany Antonia (Baela Targaryen) about dragon riding and Baela's growing role on Team Black. Then, director Geeta Vasant Patel shares how they approached shooting that final scene and offers her take on Daemon's next moves.

Jason and Greta unpack the second episode of the season. They talk with Tom Glynn-Carney (King Aegon II) about his desire for war and Matthew Needham (Larys Strong) about his character's new alliances.

Hosts Jason Concepcion and Greta Johnsen discuss the explosive Season 2 premiere. They talk with Olivia Cooke (Alicent Hightower) and Phia Saban (Helaena Targaryen) about their tenuous position in King's Landing and the crushing duties of being a mother and queen in this world.

For the last podcast episode before the Season 2 premiere, hosts Jason Concepcion and Greta Johnsen are joined once again by showrunner Ryan Condal. Together, they break down all the loose threads and shaky alliances from the end of Season 1. Jason and Greta also look ahead to Season 2 and make some predictions about where things may be headed -- and who might not make it out alive.

Hosts Jason Concepcion and Greta Johnsen explore the greater world of Westeros. They discuss how George R.R. Martin took real history and "turned it up to 11" to create the bloody family feud in House of the Dragon. Then, Jason and Greta are joined by medieval historian and curator Charles Farris who consulted on Season 2 and helped bring that real-world medieval grit to the series.

Hosts Jason Concepcion and Greta Johnsen go deep on the dragons of Westeros. Which team has which dragons? Which dragons are battle tested? And how much are they extensions of their riders? Jason and Greta also talk with sound designer Paula Fairfield, who creates the dragons' voices using the sounds of dolphins, bison, birds, and whales. Then, Jason and Greta make their picks for the first-ever House of the Dragon: Dragon Draft.

In the first podcast episode of the new season, hosts Jason Concepcion and Greta Johnsen are joined by showrunner Ryan Condal, who teases where we're going in Season 2 of House of the Dragon. The hosts then analyze the latest trailer and casting news. And, in revisiting key moments from Season 1, they ask: what went so wrong between Rhaenyra and Alicent? And is war really inevitable? Plus, Greta gives us a Westerosi TMZ recap of the first season.