Neither Tricia Barr nor Dan Wallace are strangers to the Star Wars universe. Both are huge fans and have made their mark on the saga in their own ways. We welcome Tricia and Dan to the show to talk a bit about their careers, what drives them, what they're personally fans of, and - of course - The Force Awakens.

This time, we're talking Disney Infinity. We start out with a quick chat with fellow GeekDad and FamilyGamerTV honcho Andy Robertson. On the second half of the episode, we're joined by Disney Infinity Art Director Jeff Bunker to chat a bit more about the game.

This week, we're beyond thrilled to have Jonathan Frakes swing by the show. Most of you undoubtedly know him as the indomitable Number One: Commander William T. Riker from Star Trek: The Next Generation.

This week, we welcome another Disney Legend to the show. Andreas Deja was named a Legend at this year's D23 Expo for his extensive and influential work as an animator. Named "one of the greatest animators of Disney's modern era," Deja had a heavy hand in many of its most famous characters.

This week, it's some well-orchestrated chaos as we talk about Dreamworks Animation shows on Netflix, the brand-new 'Dawn of the Croods' with executive producer Brendan Hay, and the ill-fated 'Star Wars Detours.'

There are perhaps three artists whose work is indelibly tied to the Star Wars universe and rises to the top of the pack of individuals who have had the most influence on how the rest of the world pictures the saga: Ralph McQuarrie, Drew Struzan, and Dave Dorman. This week, to celebrate the release of 'Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens,' we welcome a true artistic legend to the show.

This week, we geek out....big time. Joining us is none other than Agent Melinda May and Mulan, the extraordinary Ming-Na Wen!

This week, we welcome back the incomparable Ashley Eckstein. We briefly talk about her role as Ahsoka Tano on 'The Clone Wars' and 'Rebels' before diving deeper into Her Universe and the recently launched Her Universe Press.

This week, we welcome Claudia Gray, who wrote 'Lost Stars,' a YA novel set during the events of the original trilogy but which follows a pair of best friends who give a unique perspective to everything we think we know. Imagine 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead' set in the Star Wars universe, and you're close.

This week, we turn our attention to the Pride Lands, and Atticus Shaffer joins us to chat about the Disney Channel special 'The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar.' We also talk about voice acting versus on-screen acting, surviving Hollywood as a child actor, and how he manages to balance everything in life.