Padawan Library

Tim lets the listeners know that this week's episode will not be out until NEXT week. Sorry, everyone. In the meantime, he makes some recommendations: David Lowery's The Green Knight, M. Night Shyamalan's Old, Gillian Armstrong's Bob Dylan: Hard to Handle, American Dreams (early 2000s TV series), University Challenge, King Kong (1976), The Great Muppet Caper

Tim and Levi dole out some Imperial Justice on the half-forgotten '90s sitcom Just Shoot Me!

Tim and Levi continue to serve the Empire by discussing the 1999 curio Mystery Men.

Tim and Levi embark on an excellent new series, try to forge A New Legacy, and talk about Mike Nichols and Carrie Fisher's Postcards from the Edge!

To celebrate one hundred episodes of Padawan Library, Tim and Levi meet up at their old college campus and share some potentially very uninteresting memories. Then they take the bulk of the episode to celebrate the non-Star Wars work of one Judy Blundell (AKA Jude Watson) with her National Book Award winning novel What I Saw and How I Lied!

After suffering an eye injury that postponed this week's 100th episode, Levi shares his top five favorite tools he uses as the ultimate handyman.

Tim and Levi sit down with Emil Fortune, the editor of the Adventures in Wild Space series! They also talk about the Basketball Hall of Fame and R.E.M. and preview next week's 100th episode!

Tim and Levi return and explain the long road to this week's episode on a relatively inconsequential Force Awakens tie-in short story collection. Also, praises due to George A. Romero and Jim Jarmusch.

Tim lost his copy of this week's book. So, come back next week for A Galaxy Far, Far Away: Aliens Volume One. In the meantime, he briefly runs through some of the stuff he's been watching, reading, and listening to. He also teases an upcoming podcast project coming later this summer. -Mare of Easttown on HBO -Bob Dylan's Bootleg Series, specifically Live 1966: The "Royal Albert Hall" Concert and Live 1975: Rolling Thunder Revue -Peter Weir's Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World -Dune by Frank Herbert

Tim and Levi read the unreleased final book in the Adventures in Hyperspace series and talk about the effortlessly cool heist film The Hot Rock.