Read through the pre-Disney Star Wars universe along with the Star Wars: Old Canon Book Club, and trace the history of Star Wars as a world, a brand, and a part of our cultural fabric.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Science FictionTV & FilmFiction |
What goes around comes around as Alex, Davis, and Jesse hitch up for one last ride around the ranch as Brian Daley gives us the last in his iconic trilogy starring everyone's favorite youngish supermarket pulp smuggler and his big space ape pal! It's... more
We're back with a big chunky boy filled with some of the most recognizable names in the Marvel stable, a cyborg bounty hunter with more self hate than Darth Vader, and, you know, three hours of good meaty book club discussion with Alex, Davis, and Je... more
You've read the book, now watch the film! It's the second half of a double dose of Empire-y goodness, now with Irvin Kershner in the mix, and a movie that looks like it was made by someone with some years under their belt! But is this REALLY one of t... more
Finally, a SWOCBC first! Fan interaction! Join, Alex, Davis, and Jesse as they answer questions from our listeners and engage with some of the deeper discussions going on around some of our latest reading selections at Patreon.com/SWOCBC! And don't w... more
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I'll listen to more episodes, but I'm not appreciating the hosts shitting all over Splinter of the Mind's Eye. more
A great group of personalities that talk around a topic they love with people they love. more
Like, where do I like start? I like love the idea of like an old canon show. Like, it’s truly like the best period of Star Wars. It’s like so fun revisiting these old stories, but like for the love of god, enough with like the “LIKE” filler words. Like, you can like only listen to this show for like 10 minutes at time. Like, like it’s really bad.
I listened to their new canon podcast years ago. I was sad when they randomly stopped doing it without notice. I was really into Disney Star Wars back then but have fallen off hard. Glad to see the boys return to the stuff I have massive nostalgia blinders for! Love having another podcast to listen to.
This made my day to see these guys back doing a Star Wars podcast!
Apple Podcasts | #181 | United Kingdom/TV & Film |
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Apple Podcasts | #173 | Belgium/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #187 | Finland/TV & Film |
Apple Podcasts | #189 | Austria/TV & Film |
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