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On this "nut of a pod" Nate and Noah deep dive into the melting pot that is Star Wars fandom. From prequel memers to cosplayers, the boys tackle the tall task of ranking how each sect of Star Wars fandom helps (or hurts) to grow the Star Wars fanbase.
Two words to describe Light of the Jedi thus far: confusing and cliffhangers. Enjoy chapter 5!
After space battles, starships, planetary shields and bases, it's time to come back to ground level and discover the tech and machinery used by troops and citizens down on land. From large scale walkers like the AT-AT, to Luke's landspeeder, we take a quick look through them all in this weeks Monday Reading of the Star Wars Book.
In this light-hearted installment of The First Galactic Podcast, Nate and Noah pick Star Wars characters who they think would fit as the main characters from The Office (U.S. version). There's only one problem... which Star Wars character could be Dwight Schrute?
Hope. The Jedi. Is there anything more synonymous in sci-fi? Be sure to listen for the secret code for 5 entries to this week's giveaway! Giveaway ends 03/04/21.
From dreadnaughts, to X-wings. On today's episode, we are getting in the cockpit with the best pilots in the galaxy to learn the ins and outs of the ships, freighters and starfighters that travel the galaxy.
What truly defines a person as evil. Everyone has a little bit of good in them... right? Today we are diving into the dark side of the force and exploring who is truly good and who is truly, completely, diabolically evil.
Hello and Welcome everyone to another Monday Reading of the Star Wars Book! Today we are being pushed and pulled by the gravitational wonders of the Star Wars universe! Make sure to let us know what your favorite Star Wars moment is in the DM's on Instagram @thefirstgalacticpodcast
What better topic than love on this Valentines week? Today we are exploring which of our favorite characters got a little closer than just friends, who we wish did, and who struck out entirely.
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