
Gom Jabbar is the ultimate guide to the Dune universe for both longtime fans and newcomers. Join hosts Abu and Leo as they dive deep into every aspect of Dune lore, from Frank Herbert's original novels to HBO's television show and Denis Villeneuve's blockbuster films. New episodes every other Friday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 322 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Alia Atreides takes center stage in Dune Messiah, resentful of her pilgrims and unsettled by the ghola Hayt. Abu and Leo cover pages 100 to 159 of Dune Messiah, with a detour into whether a Bene Gesserit can get hiccups.
Irulan visits Gaius Helen Mo... more
Welcome to the first episode of our Dungeons & Dragons actual play podcast set in the Dune universe. DUNEgeon Master Noah Perito guides Abu Zafar and Leo Wiggins through original adventures across the Imperium, inspired by Frank Herbert's stories and... more
In Dune Messiah, Paul Atreides receives a dangerous gift: Hayt, a Tleilaxu ghola of Duncan Idaho. Abu and Leo cover pages 50 to 99 of Dune Messiah and take a listener's question about why Paul couldn't simply call off the jihad.
Scytale's visit to ... more
DUNEgeon Master Noah Perito guides Abu Zafar and Leo Wiggins through original adventures inspired by Frank Herbert's stories and the Dune Encyclopedia.
As hosts of the #1 Dune podcast Gom Jabbar, Abu and Leo have spent six years exploring every noo... more
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I was excited to learn in the most recent episode that the “white man” has the market cornered on violence as a problem solving default. The fact that this doesn’t track with the story you’re referring to notwithstanding, are you under the impression that Africa, Asia, South America, Mexico, etc., have been virtually violence free throughout history and remain so today? I’d suggest after looking into the frequency of violence, war, and the homicide rates around the world (spoiler: The US and Eur... more
Have been following your read of my favourite book series. Today you started the BH and KJA sequels which when they came out I did enjoy and never understood people’s hate, now I get it, I was always underwhelmed by their sequels, the only books I haven’t reread. I still enjoy their house series. This podcast is a great love letter to frank and his amazing world. Binge the lot, even the biggest fan will learn new things.
This podcast was a dream come true for me. I chose to tackle all 6 Frank books this summer and found Gom Jabbar Book Club during Dune Messiah. Abu and Leo were the best companions for my Dune Universe journey. Their understanding and insights truly enhanced my reading experience. Also, I love their humor, they crack me up. I really appreciate the consistent format too, plus spoiler free! Now that I’ve completed the original 6, I feel safe to check out their other episodes. I want to listen to th... more
It’s a good podcast when going over the readings and getting excited over the content of Frank Herbert’s Books but these two socialist lesbian dance theory majors push their political agenda over and over again. If you want some of the worst commentary on today then this is your pod. I really enjoyed the book club but the political commentary is by far some of the worst I’ve ever heard and puts on display exactly what is wrong with the country currently in both mindset and critical thinking.
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Abu and Leo offer an in-depth guide to Frank Herbert's Dune universe, with book-club discussions at the center. They work through the novels in detail, explain lore and character motivations, and compare later books and adaptations with the original series. Their coverage also reaches beyond the main novels to short fiction, archival material, unpublished encyclopedia entries, and questions of canon, ecology, politics, religion, and representation.
The format combines close literary analysis with humor, listener questions, and candid opinions, including pointed criticism when a book's plotting or continuity disappoints them. Occasional guests bring specialist perspectives to focused topics. The detailed, ongoing reading journey can suit bo... more
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