#someoneq

[camlannpod]

what were all the characters studying before the cataclysm? obviously Gwen was medicine and Perry was Arthuriana, Morgan's some sort of engineering but which type, and then I have no ideas for Dai or Gwaine. also Arthur and Kay if you have an idea of their degrees? (clearly not geography for Kay)

Hello! Hahaha I enjoy that Kay is 'clearly not geography'

Dai was studying an undergrad in Wildlife Photography, Gwaine was studying an MA in Art History. Gwen yep, medical student (3rd year), Perry was doing their PhD on early medieval Arthuriana, and yes Morgan was studying Engineering.

Arthur was doing Economics, Kay was studying French! Both were in their final year.

Thank you for the ask!!

[camlannpod]

I just listened to all of camlann today and it was amazing and I had so much fun so thank you very much. I'm also really looking forward to checking out the podcasts you recommended at the end of each episode because a lot of those sound really fun too

Yay! Thank you so so much for listening, we're really glad you enjoyed the show!! And definitely do check out the recommendations - in particular, Hearthbound have just finished releasing their first season, so now's the perfect time to listen!

[camlannpod]

do the horses that Arthur and the knights ride have Names too? because the only non-human non-phenomena we really see is Gelert who also has a story name and in the episode 2 livestream it was given as a 1 in 4 chance of normal horse to horse-shaped phenomena so it must have been hard for them to find enough horses

Hello! I am obsessed with the specificity of this question. Mostly Arthur and his knights gave Names to their horses! Wherever a knight's horse is named, which honestly isn't as often as you'd think. I don't think it's even occurred to them that their horses might be phenomena, but it doesn't matter right now because the power of their collective story is pretty strong: so even if the horse they have is actually a shapeshifter, right now it's a horse belonging to a knight of the round table, because the knights believe that's what it is and their story is stronger.