
Discussion about all things Star Wars, including movies and TV shows, old and new!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

A Star Wars story without Jedi or the Empire—does it still feel like Star Wars? Robert King, Jeff Haecker, and Thomas Salerno unpack Yukia’s Treasure, asking whether family, not credits, is the real inheritance—and why this anime-style episode hits s... more
What does freedom cost when it’s forced on you? Jeff Haecker, Thomas Salerno, and Robert King unpack Visions: The Bounty Hunters—from droid identity and slavery to anime excess and moral gray zones. Can action alone carry big ideas?
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What if the future Jedi rebuilt their order on faith, hope, and trust—not detachment? Thomas Salerno, Patrick Mason, and Jeff Haecker unpack The Ninth Jedi: Child of Hope and how it might shape a bold new Jedi era.
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A rebellious scout, a mysterious child, and a paper crane. Robert King, Thomas Salerno, and Kathryn Laffrey unpack a wild, heartfelt Visions episode blending anime charm with post-war grief and deep questions of identity and purpose.
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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
I have enjoyed most of what I have heard and have gone back in archives for shows but it is disappointing how many shows do not give an overview in the beginning of the movie/ show that is being talked about Thanks Jimmy/Don for being consistent on that.
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The discussions presented explore a wide array of topics related to the Star Wars universe, covering both classic and contemporary movies and TV shows. Episodes delve into intricate character backstories, animation styles, narrative themes such as hope, sacrifice, and morality, and the psychological impacts of rebellion against tyranny. Unique insights offer a blend of entertainment and faith perspectives, particularly how storytelling in Star Wars relates to broader themes in life and spirituality. The variety in subjects, from character arcs to the exploration of ethical dilemmas, ensures a fresh take for both casual fans and diehard enthusiasts alike.
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