We all know Anakin was a huge influence on Ahsoka, but Obi-Wan was a major influence on how she "grew up" throughout the Clone Wars as well. In this episode, we discuss the types of interactions Ahsoka and Obi-Wan share throughout the series and how we think Obi-Wan impacted the person Ahsoka became. She is, above all, the perfect balance between the strengths of Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi, but we highlight all the ways Obi-Wan contributed to the kick ass woman we all know and love to this day.

We're happy for any excuse to dive back into Andor!!! This week, we revisit a Star Wars masterpiece by talking about our favorite quotes from the show. But we don't just focus on the written word. We dig into the performances, the circumstances, and the larger implications of this INCREDIBLE script. Tony Gilroy, please be our friend!!! We love you! Talking about Cassian Andor, Mon Mothma, and Kino Loy (among others) has reminded us just how brilliant this production was. Kudos to Diego Luna, Genevieve O'Reilly, and Andy Serkis, as well as the rest of the cast, for bringing these characters to life in a way we'll never forget.

Similar to how we did back in Episode 34, we're taking another trip into the brilliant short story collection within "From a Certain Point of View: The Empire Strikes Back" and reviewing two more stories. First, we'll dive into Yoda's point of view in a story titled "The First Lesson", in which he sees Luke for the first time on Dagobah, and so begins their lessons together. Second, things get a little darker with Admiral Piett's point of view when he witnesses Vader without his helmet in a story titled "For The Last Time." Two totally different stories, two totally different points of view, and two amazingly-written tales we absolutely *loved* dissecting together. We'll pull quotes from our favorite moments in both stories and investigate the feelings and emotions behind the characters and what they're experiencing within the story itself. We love this collection and look forward to doing more story break-downs in the future!

This past May the 4th, Carrie Fisher received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. We felt it was the perfect time to reflect on her performance as Leia Organa and to honor the woman who became an icon, inspiring people from all walks. She's strong yet vulnerable, brazen yet truthful. Are we talking about Leia or Carrie? The answer is both!

Whether you believe in them or not, the topic of the Gray Jedi is a talking point across the Star Wars galactic universe. Many find this topic to be "controversial," which we try to examine as best we can within this episode. We discuss what a Gray Jedi is (through its various definitions), where the term originated, the Gray Jedi code, as well as which Jedi within canon that could be classified as gray. AND! Lo' and behold: whatever we believe, and whatever YOU believe, we're ALL still Star Wars fans at the end of the day! So let's dive in to the world of gray, because not all things in the world - including the world of Star Wars - can be so easily classified as just black and white.

That's right, it's THE James Arnold Taylor!!!! Legendary voice actor who plays Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Clone Wars!!!!! We are thrilled to bring you an interview full of joy, laughter, and yes, plenty of Obi-Wan :) James has been the voice of Kenobi for over 20 years, which gives him unique insight into the character's motivations and internal landscape. In this episode we discuss everything from JAT's ability to change his voice (think Rako Hardeen) to his thoughts on Satine to behind-the-scenes stories about recording Clone Wars. We even get an inside scoop on an upcoming live-action project he's working on. Many thanks, once again, to James for spending so much time with us and for the exclusive giveaway items he provided (listen to the full episode for the details). Now, sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

You know, we thought to ourselves - was there one particular moment where we both thought our love for Obi-Wan Kenobi jumped to a whole new level? And if so, what was that moment(s)? You may or may not be surprised at our answers! We knew we always loved Obi-Wan from the start, but there was just something about the moment(s) we discuss in this episode that elevated him in our eyes from being a "great" character to an absolutely "amazing" character. You'll find out where and when that moment happened for us in this episode!

WELCOME TO OUR 100TH EPISODE!!! We can't believe we're here!!! How have we already created this many installments of Most Things Kenobi?!?!? Buckle up because this one is about 5 times the length of our standard episodes LOL!! What better way to celebrate this milestone than to invite our friends and supporters to join us. We chat about the MTK community, learn how each person discovered us, and revisit favorite episodes. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride. Cheers to 100 more!

The Space Twins are back from Europe! This week's episode is all about recounting the events of our 2023 Star Wars Celebration in London, including all the fun, chaos, new memories made with friends/listeners, the epic panels (complete with soundbites!), our favorite cosplays, and everything in between. LeeAnn also successfully spoke as one of several scientists on the "Science and The Return of the Jedi" panel; an experience she will never forget. There are a lot of laughs in this episode, but also a lot of heartfelt moments as well (and how fitting to be able to share our memories here on the 99th Episode of the show!) It was a long journey, but we were SO happy to have had the chance to do it, and to do it together. Thank you to everyone who shared Celebration 2023 with us and helped to make it an amazing experience!

Join us in a fun and casual conversation about Return of the Jedi. This iconic movie turns 40 this year and we can't think of a better way to celebrate than to gush about Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Princess Leia, Darth Vader, Lando, and the Ewoks. Special emphasis on Luke's confrontation with Vader and the Emperor and how that impacts our feelings about the sequels.