The ForceCast is undergoing a bit of a reconstruction, but we're still on the air! This week we've got interviews with Fantasy Flight Games' Edge of the Empire producer Max Brooke and DJ Elliott from Star Wars Celebration. Then we put uber Dark Horse Star Wars comics fan Paul Hermann together with former Star Wars: Droids editor Ryder Windham for a heartwarming geek out session. All that plus the HoloNet in this episode of the ForceCast!

Stephen Stanton, the voice of Grand Moff Tarkin, joins us to discuss his role on Star Wars Rebels.

It's official: Spider-Man is coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe! We explain how this happened and what this means for upcoming Marvel and Sony movies. We also tackle a highly controversial topic from last week's Family Guy episode (and an older South Park episode), discuss the upcoming Zelda live-action series, lament Jon Stewart's recent Daily Show announcement, and much more!

It's Valentine's Day weekend, which means we're talking about love in Star Wars. But it's also the release week for Marvel's Star Wars: Darth Vader #1, so we're going to the dark side with an interview with the writer, a roundtable discussion of the issue, and a deeper look at Vader's psyche. All that plus the week's news, fan events, and rumors in an exciting episode of the ForceCast!

Justin Bolger from The ForceCast joins us to discuss the Star Wars Rebels episode "Call to Action."

If you don't like a book, is it fair to say it didn't happen? At what point does "personal canon" start to interfere with the ability to discuss Star Wars with other fans? We tackle these questions and many more on this week's episode of Echo Base!

This week, I chat with Official IndyCast correspondent Mitch Hallock about the rumours that Chris Pratt is being eyed for Indy 5, Double T's joins us for a new review segment, Raiders the Adaptation Digital Effects artist Perry Hovas drops by and we have more of your great emails!

Superhero movies are hot right now, but for how long? Who are these lesser-known characters getting their own films? Which studios own which characters? This week, Lou and Erik break down the basics of upcoming comic-book-related movies and television shows.

The first standalone film has a new lead actress, but this time we think it's for real. Disney is suing an image-hosting service over The Force Awakens concept art, which is a pretty big deal. Bob Iger wants you to know that Disney is working on Star Wars theme park attractions and vaguely considering a revolutionary new distribution method for video content. Plus, we talk to Brian Novicki from EU Cantina about why he's reading the novelization of TFA before seeing the film. All that and more, including Rebels and Celebration news, in this week's ForceCast!