
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Herbert's last novel, and a cliffhanger for the ages. But before the dramatic ending to Chapterhouse: Dune, there is so much going on in this novel! Joe and Rod convene the DuneCast to dig into the first half of the book and wrap our heads around the revelations, mysteries, and truths in the Duneiverse.
DuneCast has finally arrived at the final book by Frank Herbert: Chapterhouse: Dune, and we are ready to dig into this exciting, fascinating and, yes, controversial novel. From a look back at the book's reception in its time, to theories on some of the mysteries of the book, to a deep dissection of the plot, characters, and events, we're going further than even The Tyrant could have imagined.
Enjoy part one of our look at Chapterhouse: Dune and thank you for your support of the DuneCast, the #1 Dune podcast in the known universe!
Distrans over.
Links
Book Discussions
Joe and Rod are back with perhaps the most extensive discussion and analysis of Heretics of Dune ever. Enjoy FOUR HOURS of Dune discussion! It's been a long time coming.
This is it! An episode years in the making...perhaps the most conclusive and thorough look at Frank Herbert's fifth Dune novel, Heretics of Dune! Why is this novel so complex? What is transpiring that makes this novel unique? Why do your hosts feel this is the most underrated Dune novel? All this and much more coming up on this epic episode of the DuneCast! Look for new episodes on the upcoming Dune production, as well as new episodes on Chapterhouse: Dune very soon!
Links
We're back in a big way, and so is the Dune franchise! Listen now for much more on this podcast, Dune news and the start of our discussion on an amazing but often ignored chapter of the Dune universe, Heretics of Dune.
Dune news:
22:30 Heretics of Dune Discussion Part 1
Links
Book Discussions
DUNECAST IS BACK! Joe and Rod have returned from the Scattering to discuss all the amazing news of 2017 and, like a prescient guild navigator, to chart our course forward into the future. The future of the podcast--and the Dune franchise--is very exciting, and this is YOUR #1 place for all things Dune!
Show artwork by: A.J. Trahan
Subscribe to DuneCastiTunes
Google Play
RSS
Contact DuneCastClassic Logo
Listen to DuneAudibletrial.com/dunecast
In this special episode of the DuneCast, Joe and Rod interview comic-book creator Miles Greb, who talks about his latest work, a tribute to Dune called "Dune: To Train the Faithful."
Learn more about Miles and his work at http://www.afterthegoldrush.space.
Be sure to get next month's book, Heretics of Dune, at www.audibletrial.com/dunecast.
Artwork: Cover of Dune: To Train the Faithful, by Zak Hartong.
The God Emperor has arrived! After what seems like 3,500 years, Rod and Joe return to discuss one of the strangest, singularly genius works of speculative fiction, God Emperor of Dune.
Also, the Duniverse has awakened! We discuss all the news happening in the Dune cinematic universe and the implications of the franchise coming back to life in a way never seen before!
The amazing artwork featured in this episode is by CarlosNCT and used with permission. Check out his work!
Links
Book Discussions
Our Children of Dune discussion continues in this special, jam-packed episode, where we thoroughly get into the plot, themes, motives and writing mechanics that went into this brilliant novel. We come to an interesting conclusion concerning Frank Herbert and his vision for the future of the series, and then discuss Leto II and the improbable, unbelievable ending of this book.
Next up is God Emperor of Dune, a staggering, stupefying novel that requires a thorough reading. Get started now, and we'll see you next time on the DuneCast!
Links
Book Discussions
Children of Dune is a monumental work of science fiction - so much so that after two hours we had only covered the first part of Frank Herbert's masterpiece! In this episode, Joe and Rod get into the motives and the implications within Children of Dune, and start to set up the phenomenal events to come in this story.
This is the DuneCast.
Links
Book Discussions
1969 was the summer of love, but on the planet Arrakis, more commonly known as Dune, Emperor Paul Atreides' reign was coming to an end. Join Joe and Rod as they tear apart Frank Herbert's shortest Dune novel, but perhaps also the most important to the greater Dune saga.
Dune Messiah is an achievement of science fiction, of world-building, and of escaping the norms for a road less traveled and a story more creative. This is the DuneCast.
Links
Book Discussions
Distrans message incoming from planet Arrakis: It's here! DuneCast officially begins with our look at the greatest science fiction novel of all time, Dune. From insightful articles, to thought-provoking analysis, to general reactions and fan speculation, Joe and Rod cover as much as they possibly can before passing out from exhaustion! So strap yourselves in, Landsraad--it's time for the DuneCast!
Links
From the publisher's feed

603 Listeners