
From the fandom of comedian/writer Joseph Scrimshaw, comedian/ writer Ken Napzok, and actor/ host Jennifer Landa comes ForceCenter -- celebrating the poignant moments and fun memories of Star Wars from the center of the galaxy.
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1867 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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It's time for (more) Star Wars News! Catch up with recent Star Wars news about The Mandalorian and Grogu and more reveals from Empire Magazine. Plus, Grogu heads to the Academy Awards! Joseph Scrimshaw and Ken Napzok talk about all that and more on t... more
It's time for Star Wars News! And it's all (mostly) about Maul. The full trailer for Maul: Shadow Lord surprised the Star Wars fandom with a Monday release. What did we think of it, what themes jumped out, and how do we feel about the horror vibes? J... more
Welcome to Databank Brawl Rewind! Databank Brawl was a series that ran on ForceCenter from 2016 to 2020, and it remains one of our more beloved shows. Though Databank Brawl is on hiatus, we wanted to celebrate it along with longtime listeners of the ... more
This week on Star Wars Ranked: Our Favorite Scenes in Solo: A Star Wars Story! From the minds of Ken Napzok (comedian, host of The Blathering), Joseph Scrimshaw (comedian, writer, director of Dead Media), and Jennifer Landa (actor, YouTuber, crafter,... more
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Followed since the start. This show are its core is the best of Star Wars.
Ignore the trolls, they don’t get it. Every Star Wars podcast worth its salt is just ripping from ForceCenter in one way or another. Jennifer Landa, Ken Napzok, and Joseph Scrimshaw provide so much great Star Wars energy in this podcast feed. Their analyses are incredibly thoughtful and engage with what they like about the media in question, and occasionally what they don’t.
BUT THEY ARE NOT “TOXICALLY POSITIVE”, NOR DO THEY “LIKE EVERYTHING”. It’s just more interesting, productive, and fun to... more
This is what Star Wars fandom should be all about, celebrating the franchise we love
As a Star Wars fan, this crew is my favorite to watch & listen. I highly reccomend going back and checking out their in-depth reviews of Andor Season 1 before season 2 starts next month, it's fantastic content!
I have been listening to and enjoying many Star Wars podcasts so when this one popped up on my screen I gave it a try. Unfortunately it’s hard to listen to, and the hosts are just too plastic for me. Sounds like a Saturday Night Live spoof of a pop radio morning show.
For example, conversations speculating about an upcoming Star Wars show were:
Host 1: What if blah blah blah?
Both: HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Host 2: No wait, what if blah blah blah?
Both: HAHAHAHAHAHA!!
Host 1: Ohmygod but what if blah... more
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The show centers on thoughtful yet accessible Star Wars analysis, blending in-depth character and theme discussions with lighthearted banter and audience participation. Across episodes, the trio explores everything from iconic moments and franchise lore to mentorship, politics within the Star Wars universe, and broader culture, often weaving in live calls, fan questions, and occasional coverage of current news and developments. A notable strength is the positive, collaborative energy among hosts, with a penchant for unpacking complex ideas about storytelling, ethics, and spectacle while remaining highly approachable for fans of all levels of fandom. A recurring hook is how personal experiences and real-world topics intersect with Star Wars ... more
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Recent guests on ForceCenter include:
1. Dr. Addy
2. Matty Gunner
3. Madeline Rue
4. Brennan Mystical Mar
5. Jedi James
6. Chris Ryons
7. Alex Robinson
8. Kim Cannon
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