Inside the Tauntaun: A Podcast in the Multiverse of Fandom

Our podcast is never late. Nor is it early. It arrives precisely when we mean it to. At long last, the Tauntauns cap off season two of The Rings of Power. Does the second season capture a "Tolkienian" essence? Which of the many storylines is the most compelling? Where can the series improve as it moves into a likely season three? Join Alyssa, Daniel, and Dino on an excursion through Middle Earth!

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Alyssa gives the Tauntauns a crash course on Ouija Boards, and Agatha All Along is also discussed. Suffice it to say, THINGS ARE HAPPENING NOW.

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"Agatha's Theme" by Christophe Beck and Michael Paraskevas

Getting wine-drunk on poison; facing an excruciating past; examining battle scars; Fleetwood Mac breaking a curse, and so much more. Join Alyssa, Daniel, and Dino as they examine the next two episodes of Agatha All Along!

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"Agatha's Theme" by Christophe Beck and Michael Paraskevas

It's officially Spooky Season around these parts. Agatha Harkness conjures herself to the forefront of the MCU, and unlike with WandaVision, Alyssa, Daniel, and Dino will be perfectly restrained with their weekly plot theories. Ha, we all know that's not true. Buckle up.

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Hide your kids. Hide your Entwives. Sauron is back! And so is Inside the Tauntaun: one podcast to rule them all. Alyssa and Daniel peel back the layers of the first half of season 2 of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power and there is much to discuss. Join us in Middle-Earth. Won't you?

A team-up long dreamed of; impactful corpse desecration; violent nostalgia; Anchors and Nexuses; an army of Deadpools, and the Tauntauns' brains literally breaking trying to make sense of the state of the universe at the end of it all. Join us, won't you?

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"LFG" by Rob Simonsen

Alyssa and Daniel went to Comic-Con--and NEARLY got into Hall H--while Dino just pretends like he did. Marvel Studios capped off the annual San Diego Comic-Con with one of their infamous presentations and boy, they didn't disappoint. Join all three Tauntauns as they wade through the absolute deluge of multiverse-altering reveals, including our first real look at the Fantastic Four and the shocking identity of Marvel's supreme baddie. 

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In this exciting episode of Inside the Tauntaun, Daniel and Alyssa dive deep into episodes 7 and 8 of "The Acolyte." Join us as we unpack the lesbian force witches, the surprise villain Vernestra. sexy Siths swimming and that sneaky Darth Plagueis. Will we get a season 2? Get ready to immerse yourself in the dark and gayest (so far) corners of the Star Wars universe. This is one episode you won't want to miss!

What do you do when two sides of the Star Wars fandom are at odds? You call the Tauntauns, of course! Join Daniel and our special guest, Josey Montana McCoy, as they wade head-first into the turbulent "Acolyte" discourse. Has this show fundamentally changed our understanding of Star Wars lore? Are the Jedi truly the guardians of peace and justice? Will Daniel join the Sith just so for a chance to date Qimir? The Tauntauns attempt to answer these and many other questions. Join us, won't you?

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What do you do when two sides of the Star Wars fandom are at odds? You call the Tauntauns, of course! Join Daniel and Dino as they wade head-first into the turbulent "Acolyte" discourse. Have the first three episodes of this show fundamentally changed our understanding of Star Wars lore? Are the Jedi truly the guardians of peace and justice? And what possible connections could exist between a coven of witches and the presumably extinct Sith? The Tauntauns attempt to answer these and many other questions. Join us, won't you?

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"End Credits" by Michael Abels