
Welcome to the Lorehounds! We're David, John, and Elysia, your guides to a galaxy far, far away. Currently covering Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord with weekly episode analysis, deep lore dives, and comm links from our resident Dathomir expert. Coming later in 2026: The Mandalorian & Grogu and the return of Ahsoka. linktr.ee/thelorehounds
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David, John, and Jean kick off their weekly coverage of Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord with a discussion of the two-episode premiere. A quick note — we had some technical issues with our usual recording setup this week, so the audio quality isn't up t... more
David is joined by Jon and Elysia for the season preview of Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord, the new animated series created by Dave Filoni and Matt Michnovetz.
The conversation is structured in tiers, starting spoiler-free with release details and co... more
David, John, and Elysia reunite for their first three-way conversation about Andor Season 2, diving deep into the show's filmmaking craft, representation issues, and place in Star Wars canon. The hosts explore everything from Tony Gilroy's approach t... more
David sits down with film and television producer Tansy Gardam, host of the acclaimed Going Rogue podcast, for a deep dive into Andor's place in the Star Wars universe. They explore how Tony Gilroy's irreverence toward franchise expectations allowed ... more
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They do a good job and actually prepare for the discussion. It’s fun to listen to it and catch what I missed while watching the shows.
This podcast is really difficult to listen to. They claim to not be political but they try to tie our President enforcing our sovereignty to the Empire. The host are not connected to reality and this is clearly only for the crazy far left.
I thought I would like this Podcast, but I can’t get through more than two episodes. I understand that contemporary politics has always played a part in Star Wars, but the way the various hosts connect everything in Andor to Trump, showing their Trump Derangement Syndrome, and viewing everything through that lense is insufferable. There are millions of SW fans who aren’t on the left, or merely want to escape the Trump talk. People can have reasonable views on either side of the immigration topic... more
Amazing that you guys cover every episode, perfect companion piece
I like the setup. It’s nice to be able to listen to a podcast for each episode, especially because I don’t have time to binge all three episodes when they drop. I love the discussion, they’re not afraid to make parallels to current events.
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A lore-focused deep-dive show exploring Star Wars through a blend of episode-by-episode analysis, lore exploration, and production insights. Episodes often center on character development, franchise storytelling, and the cultural impact of Star Wars, with guests ranging from film critiques to military-history perspectives. A notable strength is the hosts' ability to connect canon and Legends, compare TV and film storytelling, and provide thoughtful commentary on representation and production choices. The show tends to attract listeners who want thorough lore context, episode-level breakdowns, and cross-podcast guest perspectives, making it a strong fit for fans who want both analytical depth and accessible discussion.
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