With The Mandalorian season 2 a little more than a month away, it's time to speculate responsibly about what we might see in this new entry to the Star Wars universe. From the familiar sands of Tatooine to the frozen tundra of a mysterious icy world, it looks as though we're going to go on a journey of epic proportions. Join with me as we imagine what the future holds...

Today on Page Turners They Were Not I present to you my interview with the Outlaw himself: John Rocha. Join us as we discuss the spiritual aspects of Star Wars that we connect with the most. 

Palpatine is the master of plans. We've seen this since his first appearance in 1980's The Empire Strikes Back. It comes as no surprise then that he is weaving a web of even more plans in The Rise of Skywalker. Today on One With the Force we discuss the evolving plans of Darth Sidious as he attempts yet again to conquer the galaxy.

In George Lucas' Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, the number of new vehicles and vessels expands exponentially. Join with me as we discuss the major ships introduced in the second installment of the Prequel Trilogy.

With the release of The Mandalorian season 2 a month-and-a-half away, we finally have a trailer! Truth be told, I've only watched the trailer twice in order to avoid my bad habit of overspeculation. That being said, join with me as I discuss my excitement for this new season as well as give you my thoughts on the trailer itself.

Today on Page Turners They Were Not, we'll be celebrating the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy: the Millennium Falcon! There is so much we could say about this ship and its 54 year history as seen on film, but today we'll just be celebrating a few things that make this ship the greatest vessel in the Star Wars saga. Join me as we discuss.

Religion and spirituality have always been part of the makeup of Star Wars. On that note, I recently noticed some similarities between the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and the concept of the Balance of the Force. Join with me as I explain…

With the release of the trailer for the science fiction epic Dune yesterday, I thought it would be appropriate to discuss the connections I see between Frank Herbert's classic novel and George Lucas' galaxy far, far away. With the novel being released 12 years before the debut of Star Wars, it seems clear to me that George Lucas drew inspiration from this other great entry in the sci-fi canon. Join with me as we discuss...

On this very special episode of Page Turners They Were Not I interview fellow Star Wars podcaster and Sci-Fi author Jon Justice. Join us as we discuss our favorites of that galaxy far, far away, as well as discuss the current climate of Star Wars fandom surrounding the sequel trilogy. Join us as we celebrate our love for all things Star Wars!

At the end of his final duel with Darth Vader aboard the first Death Star, Obi-Wan Kenobi sacrifices himself so that our heroes can escape. I believe this scene can be interpreted in two ways: Either Darth Vader murdered his former master, or that former master voluntarily surrendered himself to the Force and died of his own choice. Join with me as we discuss the noble end of a great Jedi master.