
Emily and Kelly grew up before Star Wars returned to the big screen—when novels were fans' only hope. Now, they're re-reading them with fresh eyes for plot twists, new characters, and surprisingly apt socio-political themes. Delusions of Grandeur is a podcast about the good, the bad, and the truly bizarre stories of the Star Wars novels.Join the Patreon for early episode releases, a chat full of s... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 111 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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As this novel and trilogy draw to a close, the universe seems to be conspiring to make Han the grumpiest space pirate this side of Nar Shadda.
Actually, it's not the universe. It's Bria and Han's inability to hear one another, despite a surprising ... more
Sit yourself down, my lads, as we delve into ever more Hutt schemes and ever wilder seating arrangements. Hutt clans are squaring off both metaphorically and literally. Xizor and Guri are using the power of Black Sun and electronic butts that just do... more
Han Solo takes a break from this trilogy to pop over into the Brian Daley series of adventures on the Outer Rim. Meanwhile, Bria is back in the field, baby! She's taking her crew's temperatures, mercing slavers left and right, and posing as a middlin... more
"Mawwiage, that bwessed awwangement, that dweam within a dweam..." We are gathered here today to witness a Wookie wedding (humans: DO NOT DRINK THE BOOZE, YOU WILL DIE). Despite being surrounded by love, flying the ship of his dreams, and enjoying a ... more
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Perfect EU novel recap podcast combining a genuine appreciation for the material with some justified criticism and without any of the toxic fanboy mentality that seems to consume so much of the star wars fan base.
Though they have a mild tendency to gloss over smaller scene details and give silly(er) names to the galaxies odds and ends, what you most get from them is a real love of the old cannon. They spend precious little time tying things back to the pre- and sequels, and though I've never watched Andor or any of the new shows, the references there are a similarly light touch. Mostly they deal with what's in front of them; the sometimes absurd texts, the wild machinations of the galaxy, the choices of ... more
Though they have a mild tendency to gloss over smaller scene details and give silly(er) names to the galaxies odds and ends, what you most get from them is a real love of the old cannon. They spend precious little time tying things back to the pre- and sequels, and though I've never watched Andor or any of the new shows, the references there are a similarly light touch. Mostly they deal with what's in front of them; the sometimes absurd texts, the wild machinations of the galaxy, the choices of ... more
I just started listening to this podcast, starting with The Courtship of Princess Leia. It’s really great. I’m hoping you’re going to continue reading & recapping the old EU books. Your commentary on The Crystal Star should be highly entertaining!
This podcast is funny, smart and addictive. I’ve never read these books, and don’t have to because they take you on a hilarious story time with a feminist take. They finish each others thoughts and make each other laugh too- totally love this podcast!
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This podcast engages listeners with in-depth discussions focused on Star Wars novels, specifically the Extended Universe content. The hosts reflect on character development, plot intricacies, and the socio-political themes embedded within the narratives, often interweaving humor and personal anecdotes. Notably, the podcast also tackles the absurdities and complexities of these stories, allowing for both serious critique and light-hearted banter. This unique approach appeals to fans by not only exploring beloved characters and plot twists but also addressing themes relevant to contemporary issues, making the content both nostalgic and thought-provoking for listeners.
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