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This time the podcasters sink their teeth in The Time of the Wolf part 2. We discuss Gulnars confusing plan and vanishing powers, explain why Marion is better off as a nun and why a wedding cake is better than a sack of grain. So put on your tunic and join us for the very last adventure of the series.

Awoooh! It's the time of the wolf! Gulnar returns to cause mayem and do weird magic stuff. Luckily Robin Hood is there to stop him and the podcast team is there to talk about it. In this penultimate episode we discuss part 1 of The Time of the Wolf, not the most popular episode but there's also lots of interesting and good stuff in there. Have a listen and you'll find out!

A mysterious templar with an even more mysterious black sword has entered Sherwood Forrest, so the Robin of Sherwood Podcast Team has to spring into action. In this special bonus episode we don't just discuss this adventure, we're going to be in it! We play the gamebook The Sword Of The Templar and try to let the forces of lightness overcome the forces of darkness. Lend us your ear and find out if we succeed...

The lord of the trees and the lady of the pigs join forces in the excellent adventure called Rutterkin. Podcasters Sytse and Steph discuss family relations, historical background and how many times has been taken hostage in the third series of Robin of Sherwood.

Only by being who we are, the Robin of Sherwood Podcast, we can prevail. This time we focuss on The Pretender, a rather confusing adventure that's full of history. Luckily cohost Steph knows a lot about the historical facts surrounding this episode. Also she has met The Pretender in person.

On the day Robin of Sherwood celebrates its 35th birthday, we have a look at one of the strongest episodes of the third series: Adam Bell. Podcasters Gary and Sytse discuss the strategy of the outlaws, the use of sounds effects in the serie and ways for Much's grandfather so save money on door repairmen. And of course many other things about this interesting adventure.

King John shows up with a plan to undermine the support for Robin Hood and finally catch him. In the second half of the show Marion becomes his main focus point. In this podcast we discuss all things Betrayal, podcaster Steph makes a pretty good case for this episode that is not very popular amongst fans. So: lend her your ear and she will make you like it at least a little bit more...

The Robin of Sherwood Podcast is back! And so is Gulnar, the out of control wizard with a grudge against Robin Hood. Or is his secret affection for Marion that drives him? Anyway, he comes up with a very complicated plan to frame the outlaws that involves a lot of magic, plotholes and a stolen rowing boat. Luckily, brother Tuck takes a trip down memory lane to save the day.

In this special bonus episode of the podcast, we are not going to talk about our hero, we are going to BE Robin Hood. Following the rules and the story of the game book The Kings Demon, we are out on an adventure battling against the mysterious sir Jean.

In this episode we meet whining Will, Gisburne's mother and yet another guy called Martin. More than enough stuff to talk about for our podcasters Steph and Sytse. At one point one of them is even so impressed by of Judi Trott that she knocks over her microphone. So go and find your half brother so you can listen to this podcast together.

Robin Hood, the Sheriff of Nottingham and sir Guy of Gisburne are all sides of the same three sided coin. And so are Robin of Sherwood, the podcast and its hosts. In this episode podcasters Sytse and Gary talk about Nasir's past, the influence of samurai movies, the behavior of camels and one of the biggest mysteries in TV history: what's up with Sarak's voice?

The podcast that was and the podcast that is to be... This time we talk about The Inheritance, in which  Robin sneaks out on the merries to go on an adventure with a blonde feminist who strongly believes in defending an entire castle with just one extra guy.

Robin Hood is back with a vengeance! Or so it seems. Has Robert of Huntingdon really accepted his fate as the new Hooded Man? And do the outlaws really accept him as their leader? And how does Marion cope with a new guy replacing her late husband? Luckily there's a sword to answer these intriguing questions. Gary Rhodes joins the podcast as a co-host to discuss this wonderful episode of Robin of Sherwood.

Will Robert of Huntingdon bring together the Merries and save Marion? What happened to the sheep Little John and Much left behind? And why did Gulnar try to bewitch Marion with an aubergine? We talk about this and more in our podcast about Herne's Son part 2!

It's been a year since Robin Hood died. And several weeks since we've put out a podcast. But there's a new day dawning. Familiair faces and voices meet up with new one's, all coming together around Herne's Son.

In this special edition of the Robin of Sherwood Podcast we have an interview with Phil Rose, the actor we all know and love as friar Tuck. We talk about his memories of making the show, his view on Tuck as a character and lots more. It was an absolute pleasure to have a main cast member as a guest and we hope all the fans out there will enjoy it.

What is the greatest podcast, always near to you, sometimes on your shoulder? Sytse and Andy discuss the last episode of the second series and the last one starring Michael Praed as Robin, a story packed with great action scenes and heartbreaking moments. Have a listen if you're ready to face your greatest enemy.

The podcasters pick apart The Enchantment, the second to last episode of the Michael Praed era. What's the background of Ralph? What are the future career opportunities for Baron de Belleme? And why is there no final battle between Herne and the baron? You'll hear that and more in this enchanting episode of the Robin of Sherwood Podcast!

In this special bonus episode of the Robin of Sherwood Podcast we have a look (or better said: a listen) at the enhanced audiobooks that came out in 2017. How do we like them and what do they add to the catalogue? En which of the five stories is the best according to the podcasters?

Sjalom! In this episode the podcasters talk about The Children of Israel, one of the strongest story of the second season. But what makes it so great? What is the theme of this one? And why does the village of Calverton look so familiar? Also we have a special surprise at the end of this podcast.