Pod Save the Imperium - A Warhammer 40K Lore Podcast

In this episode, John is joined once again by Adam and Danny, this time to discuss if the Codex Astartes was really effective at controlling the Legiones Astartes. Was Guilliman's mighty tome of war actually an effective means to an end?

In this episode on a never-before discussed topic on Pod Save the Imperium John is joined by Adam, Danny, and Tom to discuss the Leagues of Votann. The Leagues of Votann, formerly the Squats, have recently made the decision to step out onto the galactic stage, but was this decision a good, or right, one? Join our 4 regular hosts as we discuss that very topic.

In this Episode of Pod Save the Imperium John is joined by Danny and Adam to discuss if the members of the Adeptus Astartes, Space Marines, and the Primarchs can make compelling and relatable characters for on-screen adaptations. Can mainstream TV and Movie audiences find the Primarchs and Astartes relatable enough, or are they too dependent on the written word to come alive in another medium?

The Thunder Warriors were the Emperor of Mankind's first genehanced warriors, who helped him unify terra so he could begin his great crusade to reconquer the galaxy. But why were they destroyed? Was it a necessary evil, or was it just a tragic, yet inevitable, end?

Are Tau Ethereals paragons of Galactic justice and good or bearers of slavery's shackles? Adam, Danny, John, and Tom get together to discuss this conundrum.

Was Inquisitor Kryptman correct in gambling the fate of the Imperium on the Orks and Tyranids wiping each other out, or at least weakening each other so the Imperium could mop up? Or was this an act of desperation?

Should Guilliman use the thousands of Primaris Marines that Bellisarius Cawl created using the traitor Primarch geneseed, or was he right in refusing Cawl's request to awaken them?

The Eldar are a proud and ancient race, but given that their fall spawned the god Slaanesh and began the Age of Strife, perhaps they don't have much to be proud of. However, was their fall, inevitable?

John, Adam, Danny, and Tom get together for a Xenos-based episode of Pod Save the Imperium to debate if the Necrontyr deal with the C'tan could be considered the Galaxies worst case of buyer's remorse ever.

SPOILER ALERT THIS IS A LORE PODCAST! John, Adam, and Tom discuss whether or not they believe the new storyline that Alpharius was the first Primarch recovered by the Emperor and Malcador and not Horus.

John, Adam, Danny, and Tom come together to discuss if Abaddon the Despoiler and his multiple black crusades make him a successful grand strategic master, or a lucky idiot.

Was the Emperor right when he decided to keep the full truth of the warp and the Chaos gods from his sons?

In the crazy fictional world of the 41st millennium, how is it the Imperium can actually function? Is this something that's plausible or is the idea of the Imperium as described in the lore just too far-fetched?

Have you ever debated the "lore" of the Warhammer 40,000 universe with your friends? Then this is going to be the podcast for you!