Teatime on Tatooine

Nick and I get comfy and talk about The Acolyte Season 1 Episode 3: "Destiny." We talk witches, queer content in Star Wars, fight choreography... and come to the realization that the Jedi are a$$holes. Listen along and enjoy!

SPOILERS: Acolyte Episode 3

Edited by Anna Trumbo & Nick Griffith

Produced by Sam Kieffer

Show Artwork by Krishna Shetty

Music by Mike Barnett

It's our first music episode!! Hang out in the newly completed Darth Jar Jar studio with me and my guest, the world's biggest film music nut, Richard Kraft. The Cantina Band? The Imperial March? Duel of the Fates? It's all here! We deep dive into John Williams, his contributions to Star Wars and movies at large, our likes and dislikes in Galaxy's Edge (Olga's House of Porn, anyone?!), and the various musical off-shoots of Star Wars (the Star Wars Radio Series, Star Crash, and so forth). Oh, and don't forget to enroll in classes at Max Rebo's School of Music. Pour yourself a drink and hum along!Hoo-wookiee, there's a lot of stuff to check out from this episode!

Bill Murray the Lounge Singer

Isao Tomita

Tomita arranging Debussy

King’s Row Theme

Al Bowlly Lew Stone Monseigneur Band - My Woman 1932 (youtube.com)

White Town - Your Woman

John Williams Galaxy’s Edge Theme

Ewok Celebration: Lounge Singer

Shadows of the Empire

A New Hope - Radio Series (this is only one of them!)

Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk

Halyx Documentary Trailer

Halyx Tribute Band

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Edited by: Anna Trumbo 

Additional editing and voices by: Nick Griffith

All show artwork by: Krishna Shetty

Executive Producer: Sam Kieffer

My nephew Miles and his dad Gregg join me in today's episode to share some hot takes and significant disagreements about Star Wars. Anakin: love him or hate him? Cartoons: yea or nay? Porg or Purgil? Don't worry, there are some areas of overlap - namely we are all lifelong, die-hard fans hopeful for the future of the franchise writ large. We also debut a new segment: Star Crossed Star Wars (father/son edition) where I challenge my guests to find out how much they know about each other and what they love (or hate) about Star Wars. Grab your tea and get comfy!

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Edited by: Anna Trumbo & Nick Griffith

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Executive Producer: Sam Kieffer

Veteran film editor Billy Weber (Top Gun, The Thin Red Line, Pee Wee's Big Adventure) shares his experience of seeing Star Wars: A New Hope for the first time and the impact it had on him. He recalls feeling like he was flying the spaceships and being completely absorbed in the story, discussing how the editing of Star Wars was seamless and immersive, making the audience forget about the technical aspects and just enjoy the film. We touch on the changes in technology and visual effects in the industry since the release of Star Wars. And don't miss our new segment: Ford Fusion, in which the guest guesses whether quotes were said by Han Solo or Indiana Jones. Pick up your mug and settle in for some nostalgia!

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Edited by: Anna Trumbo

Show artwork and additional editing by: Krishna Shetty

Executive Producer: Sam Kieffer

Description: In today’s episode with photographer and goth Frenchman Marc Goldstein, we talk about his experience of Star Wars as oral storytelling months before seeing the movie. We dive into Rebels, clone individuality, the evolution of the sci-fi genre as a result of Star Wars - we even get into Jar Jar’s love life (because yes, he has one). We also talk about the Force, our “meh” reaction to live-action Thrawn, and what it means to be goth. So, grab your tea and your lightsabers and press play if you like French accents and giggles, or if you just like Star Wars in general!

FRENCH LESSON - LEARN FRENCH WITH STAR WARS V ( french dub ) part3 (youtube.com) 

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Welcome back to Teatime on Tatooine! In this episode, we're exploring not only the stars, but also the bonds formed through fandom and friendship. Join me as I sit down with Kevin Monk and Sam Oh, two former colleagues whose shared passion for Star Wars transformed a workplace acquaintance into a deep friendship. Together, we discuss the origins of our friendship from epic movie marathons to debates over the best (and worst) moments in the Star Wars universe. Kevin also puts on his quizmaster hat and tests Sam's and my knowledge of A New Hope lore. So brew a cup of tea and settle in as we delve into the force of friendship with lightsabers in hand!

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Welcome to the very first episode of Teatime on Tatooine! Today, we embark on a journey not through space, but through time and memory with two very special guests, David Trumbo and Faith Raiguel—also known as my parents. They share their fascinating stories of experiencing the Star Wars original trilogy in theaters during the '70s and '80s and how those moments became a beloved family legacy, passed down to their children. From the echo of the first notes of John Williams' score to the whir of lightsabers, join us as we explore the personal impact of Star Wars across generations. Grab your tea, and let's navigate the stars together!