Do you want to know all things past, present, and future about Star Wars? Well, you have come to the right place. Father and Son: A Star Wars Podcast was created by Kerwin and Keith Yarde to share their fascination and love of a galaxy far, far away. Each episode is a conversation exploring various themes, characters, turning points, and surprises. We cover films, books, and television. It is a podcast for all ages, designed to be family-friendly so members across generations can listen and discuss together. Find us at fathersongalaxy.com. Find us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram (@fathersongalaxy), and on YouTube.

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Casino Royale celebrates its 20th anniversary this November. Kerwin sits down with Tom Pickup, host of the Really 007 podcast, to look back at Daniel Craig&#39;s first outing as James Bond and why it still means so much to fans two decades later.What is Casino Royale? It&#39;s the 21st James Bond film from Eon Productions and a full reboot of the series, with Daniel Craig as a younger Bond earning his 007 status. It opened November 16, 2006 in the UK and November 17 in the US, and earned over $600 million worldwide, the highest-grossing Bond film up to that point.Bond fandom often gets passed down through families, and that&#39;s where this conversation starts. Kerwin and Tom talk about:- How Daniel Craig won fans over after a tough casting announcement- The black and white opening and the missing gun barrel- Chris Cornell&#39;s &#34;You Know My Name&#34; and David Arnold&#39;s score- Mads Mikkelsen as Le Chiffre, Eva Green as Vesper Lynd, and Judi Dench&#39;s return as M- The Madagascar parkour chase and Martin Campbell&#39;s practical stunts- How the film keeps a long poker game exciting- Why Casino Royale is Kerwin&#39;s favorite Bond film- What comes next: the new Bond, Denis Villeneuve, Steven Knight and the Amazon era Find Tom and the Really 007 podcast on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever you listen.Watch more Father.Son.Galaxy. interviews on all streaming platforms. Find us at fathersongalaxy.com and @fathersongalaxy on Instagram, Facebook and X.

Casino Royale at 20: Celebrating Daniel Craig's First Bond

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Go behind the scenes of Star Trek IV with John Tenuto and Maria José Tenuto, authors of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home: The Making of the Classic Film.Recorded on Star Trek Day, the 60th anniversary of the original series, this conversation covers how &#34;the one with the whales&#34; almost starred Eddie Murphy, how a toy engineer built the humpback whales that fooled Leonard Nimoy himself, why the probe&#39;s eerie call is actually Nimoy&#39;s own voice, and how Paramount dug up a parking lot to bring back the legendary Blue Sky Tank.Released November 26, 1986, on a budget of $21 to $25 million, The Voyage Home earned $133 million worldwide. That made it the highest-grossing Star Trek film at the time, and it earned four Academy Award nominations. It also closes out what fans call the Genesis Trilogy (Star Trek II, III and IV). Get the book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1835412904?...Connect with John &amp; Maria on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/john.tenuto....Our previous episode with John &amp; Maria on the Star Wars radio dramas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFRN1...Subscribe to Father.Son.Galaxy for more conversations celebrating the films we grew up with.

Go behind the scenes of Star Trek IV with John Tenuto and Maria José Tenuto, authors of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home: The Making of the Classic Film.

Recorded on Star Trek Day, the 60th anniversary of the original series, this conversation covers how &#34;the one with the whales&#34; almost starred Eddie Murphy, how a toy engineer built the humpback whales that fooled Leonard Nimoy himself, why the probe&#39;s eerie call is actually Nimoy&#39;s own voice, and how Paramount dug up a parking lot to bring back the legendary Blue Sky Tank.

Released November 26, 1986, on a budget of $21 to $25 million, The Voyage Home earned $133 million worldwide. That made it the highest-grossing Star Trek film at the time, and it earned four Academy Award nominations. It also closes out what fans call the Genesis Trilogy (Star Trek II, III and IV).



Get the book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1835412904?...

Connect with John &amp; Maria on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/john.tenuto....

Our previous episode with John &amp; Maria on the Star Wars radio dramas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFRN1...

Subscribe to Father.Son.Galaxy for more conversations celebrating the films we grew up with.

Star Trek IV at 40: The Making of The Voyage Home

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What&#39;s it actually like to visit the real Tatooine and the real Hoth? Charlotte Errity and Caitlin Plesher of Skytalkers join us to talk about touring the actual Star Wars filming locations in Tunisia and Norway. We also get into how Sky Talkers got started, how two 12 year olds turned a Star Wars DVD trade into one of the biggest Star Wars podcasts around, and what&#39;s next for them: the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art and Star Wars Celebration 2027.

What&#39;s it actually like to visit the real Tatooine and the real Hoth? Charlotte Errity and Caitlin Plesher of Skytalkers podcast join us to talk about touring the actual Star Wars filming locations in Tunisia and Norway. We also get into how Sky Talkers got started, how two 12 year olds turned a Star Wars DVD trade into one of the biggest Star Wars podcasts around, and what&#39;s next for them: the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art and Star Wars Celebration 2027.

Find Skytalkers wherever you get your podcasts.



"We Visited Tatooine and Hoth": Skytalkers Interview

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In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Niyi Akin, the breakout star from Spider-Man: Brand New Day whose viral 2-minute scene has taken over social media. He&#39;s the actor who played David in the intense Spider-Man moment that fans won&#39;t stop talking about. Niyi opens up about:His journey from childhood Spider-Man superfan to Marvel starWorking with Tom Holland and director Destin Daniel CrettonHis viral scene and why it&#39;s resonating globallyTraining at BRIT School and LAMDA (UK&#39;s top drama schools)His directorial debut and music careerHis production company, Ignorance PrevailsWhat&#39;s next for the rising British actor Plus, we geek out over anime (Jujutsu Kaisen &amp; One Piece), Hans Zimmer, and Metro Boomin&#39;s soundtrack for Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse. Follow Niyi:Instagram: @LuwaniStoryMusic: @LuwaniProduction: @IgnorancePrevails Watch more Father.Son.Galaxy. interviews on all streaming platforms.Instagram, Facebook, and Tiktok @fathersongalaxy Website: fathersongalaxy.com and whoneedsshoes.com

In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Niyi Akin, the breakout star from Spider-Man: Brand New Day whose viral 2-minute scene has taken over social media. He&#39;s the actor who played David in the intense Spider-Man moment that fans won&#39;t stop talking about.



Niyi opens up about:
His journey from childhood Spider-Man superfan to Marvel star
Working with Tom Holland and director Destin Daniel Cretton
His viral scene and why it&#39;s resonating globally
Training at BRIT School and LAMDA (UK&#39;s top drama schools)
His directorial debut and music career
His production company, Ignorance Prevails
What&#39;s next for the rising British actor

Plus, we geek out over anime (Jujutsu Kaisen &amp; One Piece), Hans Zimmer, and Metro Boomin&#39;s soundtrack for Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse.

Follow Niyi:
Instagram: @LuwaniStory
Music: @Luwani
Production: @IgnorancePrevails

Watch and listen to more Father.Son.Galaxy. interviews on all streaming platforms.
Instagram, Facebook, and Tiktok  @fathersongalaxy 
Website: fathersongalaxy.com and whoneedsshoes.com

Niyi Akin: Spider-Man Viral Moment Interview

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In 1977, NPR was on the brink of losing its audience and its funding. Then came an unlikely lifeline: Star Wars. In this episode of Father Son Galaxy, we sit down with Maria Jose Tenuto and John Tenuto, authors of The Star Wars Radio Dramas: Brian Daley and the Serialization That Saved NPR, to unpack how a scrappy radio adaptation, turned a galaxy far, far away into a ratings phenomenon and helped rescue public radio in America. We dig into the USC connection that started it all, George Lucas&#39;s surprisingly modest asking price, standout performances from the new cast (including Brock Peters), and the emotional, 13-year road to Return of the Jedi&#39;s radio premiere.

In 1977, NPR was on the brink of losing its audience and its funding. Then came an unlikely lifeline: Star Wars. In this episode of Father Son Galaxy, we sit down with Maria Jose Tenuto and John Tenuto, authors of The Star Wars Radio Dramas: Brian Daley and the Serialization That Saved NPR, to unpack how a scrappy radio adaptation, turned a galaxy far, far away into a ratings phenomenon and helped rescue public radio in America. We dig into the USC connection that started it all, George Lucas&#39;s surprisingly modest asking price, standout performances from the new cast (including Brock Peters), and the emotional, 13-year road to Return of the Jedi&#39;s radio premiere.

How Star Wars Saved NPR: The Untold Story of the Star Wars Radio Dramas

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Ten years on, Captain America: Civil War still hits different, and dig into why. We revisit the Sokovia Accords, the clash between Tony and Steve&#39;s philosophies, and the franchise-changing introductions of Black Panther and Spider-Man. From the Lagos opening to the airport hangar brawl to that gut-punch finale in Siberia, it&#39;s a conversation about trauma, loyalty, and choosing sides—and why this one Avengers movie still sparks debate a decade later.  (Mild spoilers ahead for a movie that&#39;s had 10 years to spread the word.) Join the conversation across generations, only on Father.Son.Galaxy.

Ten years on, Captain America: Civil War still hits different, and dig into why. We revisit the Sokovia Accords, the clash between Tony and Steve&#39;s philosophies, and the franchise-changing introductions of Black Panther and Spider-Man. From the Lagos opening to the airport hangar brawl to that gut-punch finale in Siberia, it&#39;s a conversation about trauma, loyalty, and choosing sides—and why this one Avengers movie still sparks debate a decade later. 

(Mild spoilers ahead for a movie that&#39;s had 10 years to spread the word.) Join the conversation across generations, only on Father.Son.Galaxy.

Why Captain America: Civil War Is the MOST IMPORTANT MCU Film (10 Years Later)

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We are breaking down everything from the brutal streets of Hell&#39;s Kitchen to the dark corners of the multiverse. We dive deep into Daredevil: Born Again Season 2—including that shocking Vanessa Fisk twist, the descent of Kingpin, and why Bullseye’s diner scene is peak Marvel television. Plus, we debate whether The Punisher: One Last Kill lived up to the hype and breakdown our thoughts on the stylistic world of Spider Noir!Was Daredevil Season 2 better than the Netflix era? Did they fumble the bag on certain characters? We’re going completely off the rails with comic book lore, set leaks, and future MCU predictions (Dark Avengers, anyone?).WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Did you see that massive twist coming? Which supporting character deserved better?

We are breaking down everything from the brutal streets of Hell&#39;s Kitchen to the dark corners of the multiverse. We dive deep into Daredevil: Born Again Season 2—including that shocking Vanessa Fisk twist, the descent of Kingpin, and why Bullseye’s diner scene is peak Marvel television. Plus, we debate whether The Punisher: One Last Kill lived up to the hype and breakdown our thoughts on the stylistic world of Spider Noir!

Was Daredevil Season 2 better than the Netflix era? Did they fumble the bag on certain characters? We’re going completely off the rails with comic book lore, set leaks, and future MCU predictions (Dark Avengers, anyone?).

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Did you see that massive twist coming? Which supporting character deserved better?

Daredevil Born Again Season 2 Review + Punisher: One Last Kill & Spider-Man Noir Breakdown

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Happy Father&#39;s Day! Today we&#39;re re-running some of our favorite Star Wars dad interviews — and dedicating this one to my own dad, Kerwin Yarde. Love you, Pop.This compilation brings together dads whose lives have been shaped by this galaxy: the legendary Billy Dee Williams, Pete Fletzer (author of Who Owns the Myth? Star Wars Fandom and the Soul of the Saga), Leland Chee, Todd Hoffman of Big T and Lil T, Raphael Moran from The Geeky Dad Podcast, the crew from The Dad Batch, and autism Dad and advocate Jamiel Owens. Each of them carries their own version of the same story: a movie that became a lifelong bond between father and child.The galaxy has a way in for everyone—and for a lot of us, a parent held the door openWhat&#39;s YOUR Star Wars origin story, and who shared it with you? Who got you into this galaxy?

Happy Father&#39;s Day! Today we&#39;re re-running some of our favorite Star Wars dad interviews—and dedicating this one to my own dad, Kerwin Yarde. Love you, Pop.

This compilation brings together dads whose lives have been shaped by this galaxy: the legendary Billy Dee Williams, Pete Fletzer (author of Who Owns the Myth? Star Wars Fandom and the Soul of the Saga), Leland Chee, Todd Hoffman of Big T and Lil T, Raphael Moran from The Geeky Dad Podcast, the crew from The Dad Batch, and autism Dad and advocate Jamiel Owens. Each of them carries their own version of the same story: a movie that became a lifelong bond between father and child.

The galaxy has a way in for everyone—and for a lot of us, a parent held the door open

What&#39;s YOUR Star Wars origin story, and who shared it with you? Who got you into this galaxy?

For My Dad: The Best Star Wars Fatherhood Stories, Revisited

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We are kicking off a massive, year-long celebration! Starting today, May 25th, 2026, Father.Son.Galaxy. is counting down to the upcoming 50th anniversary of Star Wars. Over the next year, we are dedicating special episodes to exploring how a galaxy far, far away completely reshaped pop culture. In this premiere episode, Kerwin is joined by award-winning author John Kenneth Muir to discuss his book, &#34;Science Fiction and Fantasy Films of the 1970s&#34;. Together, they explore the cinematic landscape prior to May 1977—an era dominated by dark, dystopian themes and cautionary tales like Logan’s Run, Soylent Green, and The Omega Man. They also examine how the massive success of Star Wars shifted the industry, paving the way for a wave of late-1970s sci-fi and fantasy milestones, including Battlestar Galactica, Buck Rogers, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Moonraker, Alien, and Disney&#39;s The Black Hole.

We are kicking off a massive, year-long celebration! Starting today, May 25th, 2026, Father.Son.Galaxy. is counting down to the upcoming 50th anniversary of Star Wars. Over the next year, we are dedicating special episodes to exploring how a galaxy far, far away completely reshaped pop culture. 

In this premiere episode, Kerwin is joined by award-winning author John Kenneth Muir to discuss his book, &#34;Science Fiction and Fantasy Films of the 1970s&#34;. Together, they explore the cinematic landscape prior to May 1977—an era dominated by dark, dystopian themes and cautionary tales like Logan’s Run, Soylent Green, and The Omega Man. They also examine how the massive success of Star Wars shifted the industry, paving the way for a wave of late-1970s sci-fi and fantasy milestones, including Battlestar Galactica, Buck Rogers, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Moonraker, Alien, and Disney&#39;s The Black Hole.

How Star Wars Changed Science Fiction and Fantasy Films

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tar Wars is officially back on the big screen for the first time in nearly seven years! In this episode, we break down Lucasfilm&#39;s massive theatrical release, The Mandalorian and Grogu.We kick things off by analyzing the grand theatrical strategy. Are we seeing history repeat itself? We draw direct parallels to the 2015 launch of The Force Awakens and discuss the heavy burden this film carries to reignite big-screen magic after years of streaming reliance.From there, we dive into the film&#39;s structural shifts, the deep-cut lore, and the creative choices that left us both thrilled and questioning the execution. We debate that jaw-dropping, high-octane opening sequence, unpack the major helmet controversy surrounding the Mandalorian Creed, and dive into a few narrative shortcuts and script choices that didn&#39;t quite land for us.Finally, we explore the deep emotional core of the film—specifically how it handles a powerful role reversal between Din Djarin and a rapidly growing Grogu.Disclosure: This episode contains full spoilers for the entire film, so make sure you&#39;ve caught it in theaters before diving in!

tar Wars is officially back on the big screen for the first time in nearly seven years! In this episode, we break down Lucasfilm&#39;s massive theatrical release, The Mandalorian and Grogu.

We kick things off by analyzing the grand theatrical strategy. Are we seeing history repeat itself? We draw direct parallels to the 2015 launch of The Force Awakens and discuss the heavy burden this film carries to reignite big-screen magic after years of streaming reliance.

From there, we dive into the film&#39;s structural shifts, the deep-cut lore, and the creative choices that left us both thrilled and questioning the execution. We debate that jaw-dropping, high-octane opening sequence, unpack the major helmet controversy surrounding the Mandalorian Creed, and dive into a few narrative shortcuts and script choices that didn&#39;t quite land for us.

Finally, we explore the deep emotional core of the film—specifically how it handles a powerful role reversal between Din Djarin and a rapidly growing Grogu.

Disclosure: This episode contains full spoilers for the entire film, so make sure you&#39;ve caught it in theaters before diving in!


Our Mandalorian & Grogu Spoiler Review: Did Lucasfilm Repeat History?

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WE WERE THERE! Back from Los Angeles, we are still pinching ourselves. It’s been 5 long years since a Star Wars movie hit the big screen, and being at the world premiere of The Mandalorian and Grogu at the historic Chinese Theater was an absolute dream.From staying in Santa Monica and diving into secret Imagineer tours (no photos allowed, but we have stories!) to meeting legendary creators like Doug Chiang and Ludwig Göransson, this trip was a massive milestone for us.We break down the entire trip report, give our spoiler-free first reaction to the movie, and hang out with the best community in the galaxy.This is the way.

WE WERE THERE! 

Back from Los Angeles, we are still pinching ourselves. It’s been 5 long years since a Star Wars movie hit the big screen, and being at the world premiere of The Mandalorian and Grogu at the historic Chinese Theater was an absolute dream.

From staying in Santa Monica and diving into secret Imagineer tours (no photos allowed, but we have stories!) to meeting legendary creators like Doug Chiang and Ludwig Göransson, this trip was a massive milestone for us.

We break down the entire trip report, give our spoiler-free first reaction to the movie, and hang out with the best community in the galaxy.

This is the way.

WE WERE THERE! The Mandalorian & Grogu World Premiere Vlog

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What does a veteran crime reporter turned &#34;Philly Culture&#34; columnist have in common with a father-son duo obsessed with a galaxy far, far away? More than you’d think. In this special 5th Anniversary episode, we welcome Stephanie Farr of The Philadelphia Inquirer to celebrate the journey of Father. Son. Galaxy. and the heartbeat of the City of Brotherly Love. We’re looking back at the serendipitous moment Stephanie&#39;s 2021 profile that blasted our podcast into hyperspace and caught the attention of Mark Hamill himself.Stephanie shares her own fascinating journey—from writing obituaries in small-town Pennsylvania to uncovering the &#34;weird, wild, and wonderfully unique&#34; stories that define Philadelphia. Beyond the Star Wars magic, she offers her &#34;insider-outsider&#34; perspective on why Philly’s honest, &#34;Eagles-hoodie-wearing&#34; culture is the perfect backdrop for our story. Whether you&#39;re a journalism student looking for career advice, a Star Wars fan, or a tourist seeking hidden gems like the City Hall tower tour, this episode is a love letter to five years of storytelling, community, and the force that connects us all.

What does a veteran crime reporter turned &#34;Philly Culture&#34; columnist have in common with a father-son duo obsessed with a galaxy far, far away? More than you’d think. In this special 5th Anniversary episode, Kerwin and Keith Yarde welcome Stephanie Farr of The Philadelphia Inquirer to discuss the heartbeat of the City of Brotherly Love and the serendipitous moment she helped their podcast blast into hyperspace. 

Stephanie shares her journey from writing obituaries in small-town Pennsylvania to uncovering the &#34;weird, wild, and wonderfully unique&#34; stories that define Philadelphia, including the emotional saga of a woman who found her birth family through the power of local journalism.

The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as the trio recounts the 2021 profile Stephanie wrote that caught the attention of Mark Hamill himself. Beyond the Star Wars magic, Stephanie offers her &#34;insider-outsider&#34; perspective on why Philly’s honest, &#34;Eagles-hoodie-wearing&#34; culture is like nowhere else on Earth. Whether you&#39;re a journalism student looking for career advice—like why you should take an acting class—or a tourist seeking under-the-radar spots like the City Hall tower tour, this episode is a love letter to storytelling, community, and The Force that connects us all.

5 Years of Father. Son. Galaxy. | Philly Culture, Star Wars & Stephanie Farr

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The debate is heating up! After reading through your comments on our last few videos, we realized there is a massive divide in the community. Is Sam Wilson the definitive Captain America, or does Bucky Barnes have the legacy and the grit to carry the weight? We’re breaking down:*The Case for Bucky: Does his history as a super-soldier make him the better choice?*The Case for Sam: Why his leadership and &#34;new world&#34; perspective might be exactly what the MCU needs.*Your Theories: We’re going through the best (and wildest) fan theories from the comments!Are you #TeamBucky or #TeamSam?

The debate is heating up! After reading through your comments on our last few videos, we realized there is a massive divide in the community. Is Sam Wilson the definitive Captain America, or does Bucky Barnes have the legacy and the grit to carry the weight?



Tonight, we’re breaking down:

*The Case for Bucky: Does his history as a super-soldier make him the better choice?

*The Case for Sam: Why his leadership and &#34;new world&#34; perspective might be exactly what the MCU needs.

*Your Theories: We’re going through the best (and wildest) fan theories from the comments!

Are you #TeamBucky or #TeamSam?

Bucky Vs. Cap: Who Deserves the Shield?

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After a confusing Super Bowl spot left fans scratching their heads, Lucasfilm has finally delivered the REAL trailer for The Mandalorian &amp; Grogu. In this episode of Father Son Galaxy, Kerwin and Keith sit down to break down every frame of this cinematic shift. Having followed Din Djarin and Grogu from the very beginning, we’re diving deep to see if this big-screen debut lives up to the hype.Website: fathersongalaxy.com

After a confusing Super Bowl spot left fans scratching their heads, Lucasfilm has finally delivered the REAL trailer for The Mandalorian &amp; Grogu. In this episode of Father Son Galaxy, Kerwin and Keith sit down to break down every frame of this cinematic shift. Having followed Din Djarin and Grogu from the very beginning, we’re diving deep to see if this big-screen debut lives up to the hype.

Website: fathersongalaxy.com

Mandalorian Movie Trailer Reaction: THE WAY IS BACK!

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The Force is shifting. We discuss the official news of Kathleen Kennedy stepping down as President of Lucasfilm. We look back at her 14-year legacy—the billion-dollar hits, the experimental misses, and the &#34;bold&#34; risks that shaped the modern era. We also dive into the new leadership of Dave Filoni and Lynwen Brennan, plus a first look at the gritty new series Maul: Shadow Lord.

The Force is shifting. We discuss the official news of Kathleen Kennedy stepping down as President of Lucasfilm. We look back at her 14-year legacy—the billion-dollar hits, the experimental misses, and the &#34;bold&#34; risks that shaped the modern era. We also dive into the new leadership of Dave Filoni and Lynwen Brennan, plus a first look at the gritty new series Maul: Shadow Lord.

Kathleen Kennedy is Stepping Down: Filoni, Brennan, and the Future of Star Wars

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&#34;It’s an immediate time capsule of the era it was published in.&#34;Since 1987, Star Wars Insider has been more than just a magazine—it’s been a physical record of our favorite saga. With publication officially ending in 2026, we’re sitting down with one of the people who helped tell those stories. We are joined by author and Insider contributor Brandon Wainerdi to discuss:*The magazine’s 30+ year evolution.*His final interview with the legendary poster artist Drew Struzan.*Behind-the-scenes deep cuts from the Rogue One 10th Anniversary issue.*The research behind his new book, The Star Wars Encyclopedia of Starfighters and Other Vehicles.Whether you still have your first 1980s Starlog or you’re a digital-first fan, this episode is a must-watch for anyone who loves the history of Star Wars.

&#34;It’s an immediate time capsule of the era it was published in.&#34;

Since 1987, Star Wars Insider has been more than just a magazine—it’s been a physical record of our favorite saga. With publication officially ending in 2026, we’re sitting down with one of the people who helped tell those stories. We are joined by author and Insider contributor Brandon Wainerdi to discuss:

*The magazine’s 30+ year evolution.

*His final interview with the legendary poster artist Drew Struzan.

*Behind-the-scenes deep cuts from the Rogue One 10th Anniversary issue.

*The research behind his new book, The Star Wars Encyclopedia of Starfighters and Other Vehicles.

Whether you still have your first 1980s Starlog or you’re a digital-first fan, this episode is a must-watch for anyone who loves the history of Star Wars.

The Final Pages: Celebrating Star Wars Insider with Brandon Wainerdi

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&#34;Luke Skywalker has vanished.&#34; It’s been ten years since those iconic words crawled across theater screens, ushering in a new era of Star Wars.In this special 10th Anniversary Review, we are joined by Kyra Navarrete (Relatable Nerds) and Chris Ryons (Broaxium) to revisit The Force Awakens. ‪@relatablenerds‬ ‪@BROAXIUM‬ From the shock of the 2012 Disney acquisition to the &#34;mystery box&#34; of J.J. Abrams, we break down the characters that defined a generation. We discuss the cocky charm of Poe Dameron, the complex rage of Kylo Ren, and the incredible—yet underutilized—potential of Finn. We also look at the &#34;bridge&#34; of the sequel era: Harrison Ford’s pivotal performance as Han Solo. Whether you’re a die-hard Original Trilogy fan or a Sequel defender, join us as we head back to Jakku to see how the film holds up a decade later.

&#34;Luke Skywalker has vanished.&#34; 

It’s been ten years since those iconic words crawled across theater screens, ushering in a new era of Star Wars.

In this special 10th Anniversary Review, we are joined by Kyra Navarrete (Relatable Nerds) and Chris Ryons (Broaxium) to revisit The Force Awakens. ‪@relatablenerds‬ ‪@BROAXIUM‬ 

From the shock of the 2012 Disney acquisition to the &#34;mystery box&#34; of J.J. Abrams, we break down the characters that defined a generation. We discuss the cocky charm of Poe Dameron, the complex rage of Kylo Ren, and the incredible—yet underutilized—potential of Finn. We also look at the &#34;bridge&#34; of the sequel era: Harrison Ford’s pivotal performance as Han Solo. Whether you’re a die-hard Original Trilogy fan or a Sequel defender, join us as we head back to Jakku to see how the film holds up a decade later.

Ten Years of The Force: Revisiting the Sequel That Started It All

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We discuss Marvel&#39;s extensive lineup for 2026, including animated series like Spider-Man and X-Men, as well as live-action shows such as Wonder Man and Daredevil. Along with our friend Craig from Comic Book Gurus, we explore the significance of character connections, the evolution of storytelling in Marvel&#39;s universe, and the anticipation surrounding upcoming releases. Our discussion highlights the blend of humor and action in new series, the return of beloved characters, and the overarching theme of interconnected narratives within the Marvel franchise. We also discuss the intricate connections between Marvel characters, upcoming series, and films, particularly focusing on the legacy of Ultron, the anticipation for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and the implications of Avengers: Doomsday. We explore character arcs, potential storylines, and the impact of new characters in the Marvel universe, while also speculating on the future of Marvel films and their interconnected narratives.

We discuss Marvel&#39;s extensive lineup for 2026, including animated series like Spider-Man and X-Men, as well as live-action shows such as Wonder Man and Daredevil. Along with our friend Craig from Comic Book Gurus, we explore the significance of character connections, the evolution of storytelling in Marvel&#39;s universe, and the anticipation surrounding upcoming releases. Our discussion highlights the blend of humor and action in new series, the return of beloved characters, and the overarching theme of interconnected narratives within the Marvel franchise. We also discuss the intricate connections between Marvel characters, upcoming series, and films, particularly focusing on the legacy of Ultron, the anticipation for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and the implications of Avengers: Doomsday. We explore character arcs, potential storylines, and the impact of new characters in the Marvel universe, while also speculating on the future of Marvel films and their interconnected narratives.

Why Marvel has 2026 on LOCK!

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In this episode, we join forces with guests Craig Liggeons and Rob Templeton from Comic Cook Gurus Podcast for a spoiler-packed deep dive into Marvel Zombies. We explore the top-tier animation, tragic hero arcs, and cosmic chaos that define this twisted take on the Marvel Universe. From Kamala Khan’s rise as a new Avenger to Wanda Maximoff’s haunting motivations, this discussion unpacks it all—the battles, sacrifices, and storylines that push our favorite heroes to their limits.

In this episode, we join forces with guests Craig Liggeons and Rob Templeton from Comic Cook Gurus Podcast for a spoiler-packed deep dive into Marvel Zombies. We explore the top-tier animation, tragic hero arcs, and cosmic chaos that define this twisted take on the Marvel Universe. From Kamala Khan’s rise as a new Avenger to Wanda Maximoff’s haunting motivations, this discussion unpacks it all—the battles, sacrifices, and storylines that push our favorite heroes to their limits.

The Darkest Marvel Story Yet? | Father Son Galaxy Reviews Marvel Zombies

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John Williams is the most celebrated film composer alive, yet the man behind the music has remained notoriously private, famously elusive. He has composed the definitive scores for cinema&#39;s greatest visions.Join Kerwin and biographer Tim Greiving, author of the first major Williams biography, John Williams: A Composer’s Life, for an unprecedented conversation. Greiving, granted rare access to Williams and his closest collaborators, takes us beyond the blockbuster themes to explore the deeper truths, tensions, and artistic evolution that fueled this unprecedented career. The interview explores the central duality of the Maestro’s legacy: the lifelong tension between the demands of Hollywood and his profound aspirations as a serious concert composer. Discover the personal drive and the professional sacrifices required to bridge the perceived chasm between film music and the classical concert hall, and why his success in legitimizing the art form was a battle won where other contemporaries failed. Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Tim Greiving01:42 The Early Influences of John Williams05:18 The Journey to Becoming a Film Composer09:11 The Spielberg-Williams Collaboration15:04 The Impact of Star Wars on Film Music22:43 Tanglewood: A Hub for Classical Music30:39 John Williams&#39; Longevity and Future Prospects

John Williams is the most celebrated film composer alive, yet the man behind the music has remained notoriously private, famously elusive. He has composed the definitive scores for cinema&#39;s greatest visions.

Join Kerwin and biographer Tim Greiving, author of the first major Williams biography, John Williams: A Composer’s Life, for an unprecedented conversation. Greiving, granted rare access to Williams and his closest collaborators, takes us beyond the blockbuster themes to explore the deeper truths, tensions, and artistic evolution that fueled this unprecedented career. 

The interview explores the central duality of the Maestro’s legacy: the lifelong tension between the demands of Hollywood and his profound aspirations as a serious concert composer. Discover the personal drive and the professional sacrifices required to bridge the perceived chasm between film music and the classical concert hall, and why his success in legitimizing the art form was a battle won where other contemporaries failed.



Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Tim Greiving
01:42 The Early Influences of John Williams
05:18 The Journey to Becoming a Film Composer
09:11 The Spielberg-Williams Collaboration
15:04 The Impact of Star Wars on Film Music
22:43 Tanglewood: A Hub for Classical Music
30:39 John Williams&#39; Longevity and Future Prospects

Behind the Blockbuster Films: The Biography of John Williams by Tim Greiving

Do you want to know all things past, present, and future about Star Wars? Well, you have come to the right place. Father and Son: A Star Wars Podcast was created by Kerwin and Keith Yarde to share their fascination and love of a galaxy far, far away. Each episode is a conversation exploring various themes, characters, turning points, and surprises. We cover films, books, and television.  It is a podcast for all ages, designed to be family-friendly so members across generations can listen and discuss together. 
