
The Secrets of Star Wars explores the deeper themes, meanings, and ideas behind the Star Wars saga. Instead of simple recaps or reviews, this podcast unpacks character journeys, symbolic motifs, and the moral and philosophical questions woven into a galaxy far, far away. From destiny and redemption to hope and courage, every episode offers thoughtful conversation about what makes Star Wars resonat... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Juro is gone and Nawaam is unmasked. In Season 1, Episode 4 of The Ninth Jedi, Thomas Salerno, Jeff Haecker, and Kathryn Laffrey ask whether a man who uses the dark side for others can still be called a Jedi.
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A holo recording flips the story: Reno Tsutara drew first. In Episode 3 of The Ninth Jedi, Thomas Salerno, Jeff Haecker, and Kathryn Laffrey weigh a Jedi master who froze his rivals in carbonite.
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Announcing Holy Troublemakers, a new podcast from StarQuest. In this weekly podcast host Dom Bettinelli will introduce you to the difficult people who built the Catholic Church. From mystics who argued with popes to missionaries who walked into place... more
A blade's color reads the heart of whoever ignites it — so why is Nawaam's blue? Thomas Salerno, Jeff Haecker, Kathryn Laffrey, and Robert King take on The Ninth Jedi S1E2, where a father's choices become his daughter's crisis.
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Excellent. My first (of many) SW figures was Artoo. ! Around 1978. I got Boba Christmas sometime around Empire’s release. Great memories!!
Darth Talionis
Great bunch of people they all are very fun and they could turn the most dull Star Wars to very interesting Star Wars
Great bunch of people they all are very fun and they could turn the most dull Star Wars to very interesting Star Wars
Awesome! Thank you guys. Great show. People matter, age does not!!
Darth Talionis
Loved hearing you guys debating about your favorite lightsaber duels. Definitely you need to do same with animated series, etc. maybe do EU books and comics???
One that wasn’t mentioned but would have been in my own list: Ahsoka vs. Morgan E. In the Mando episode “The Jedi”. From that spear ring to the end it was awesome. Also the first live action heavy hint that Thrawn was still alive! Great nostalgia moment for me as a Chiss Grand Admiral fan.
Great show. Keep it up!
Darth Talionis, RS
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Thoughtful, conversation-driven analysis of Star Wars lore, media, and culture. Episodes span live-action, animation, and merchandise, with roundtable discussions that unpack themes, character arcs, and storytelling choices while tying in broad cross-media context. Guests from the franchise's acting and voice work contribute firsthand perspectives, and the hosts blend rigorous analysis with accessible fan culture—making it valuable for listeners who want deeper meaning, extended universe connections, and thoughtful meta-commentary beyond plot summaries.
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