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Oct 26, 2026

Zakiya MendozaGUEST
20:51
Yes.
Adam SpeasGUEST
20:52
Jaina Solo is Han and Leia's daughter from Star Wars Legends.
Adam SpeasGUEST
20:56
I was going to guess sister, but it's
Joe JohnstonGUEST
20:58
daughter.
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Oct 24 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
8:38
Dan Abnett has been the workhorse of Warhammer 40k fiction for more than 25 years, creating the terminology and basic concepts upon which the setting has been built.
speaker_0NARRATOR
8:48
If you're familiar with the old Star Wars Expanded Universe, he's like a more prolific Timothy Zahn.
speaker_0NARRATOR
8:53
Abnett's recent novel Hive is a frankly stunning portrait of a single densely populated hive city of billions of impoverished inhabitants tearing itself apart from the inside, and too consumed with its own conflicts to even investigate a looming menace approaching from the larger galaxy.
speaker_0NARRATOR
9:11
Robert Rath's The Infinite and the Divine is a millennia-spanning tale of two immortal rivals who can't stand each other, alternating between philosophical musings on the nature of time and madcap hijinks with equally entertaining facility.
BethHOST
4:56
I think I know, but you tell me.
ShawneeHOST
4:58
It's Star Wars Extended Universe.
ShawneeHOST
5:00
Y'all on the pod have heard Beth talk at length about her love of Star Wars, including the Extended Universe.
ShawneeHOST
5:08
And this is one of those things that like when I was a kid, I'd always sort of like look at Star Wars books from afar and be like, oh.
LandoHOST
76:30
They tell you the legendary backstory as well, because that's what you said.
LandoHOST
76:33
Everything now has become Star Wars Legends.
LandoHOST
76:35
In the Star Wars Legends continuity, Dengar went to Jabba's palace because his partner wife, Manaru, had been forced to dance for Jabba, and Dengar tried to be close by or rescue her.
JoeHOST
76:47
Right.
LandoHOST
76:48
Yeah.
Darth TheoristHOST
38:40
That's our theory.
Darth TheoristHOST
38:41
The Star Wars universe is a galaxy filled with exciting stories and possibilities, and we love exploring them.
Darth TheoristHOST
38:46
If you'd like to join us on this journey to a galaxy far, far away, then please like, share, and subscribe to our channel.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
38:55
Sonar! Sonar!
Chris KempshallGUEST
46:13
No, it'll all be absolutely fine.
Chris KempshallGUEST
46:16
One of the other things I like about, or I find interesting about this book, and again, it kind of comes up in various Star Wars Expanded Universe things, is it's very difficult to know how powerful a Star Destroyer is.
Chris KempshallGUEST
46:28
Because Thrawn's fleet throughout this entire trilogy is like 10 ships.
Chris KempshallGUEST
46:32
It's like 10 Star Destroyers.
Darth TheoristHOST
23:15
That's our theory.
Darth TheoristHOST
23:16
The Star Wars universe is a galaxy filled with exciting stories and possibilities, and we love exploring them.
Darth TheoristHOST
23:22
If you want to accompany us on this journey to a galaxy far, far away, then please like, share, and subscribe to our channel.
John MaleyGUEST
0:32
Thanks for having me.
Jeremy BrittonHOST
0:32
[laughs] When John's not producing books and audiobooks with Disney and Star Wars Legends, he works as a legal consultant in cases related to intellectual property and computer tech.
Jeremy BrittonHOST
0:42
He's served as an expert witness in a wide variety of computer technology cases.
Jeremy BrittonHOST
0:47
John has degrees in computer engineering, computer science, psychology, and law.
CrystalHOST
0:00
This is TK331, a Star Wars EU slash Legends podcast.
CrystalHOST
0:04
I'm Crystal, a Star Wars enthusiast, but I've never read a thing I liked that I couldn't complain about a little bit.
ThomasHOST
0:09
And I'm Thomas, a Star Wars completionist who has previously read the entirety of the EU.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
4:48
How could, how could you? Um, [laughs] they're just like water off a duck's back, you know what I mean? Star Wars: Aftermath was the first book in the Star Wars: Aftermath trilogy and one of several books released on September 4th, 2015, as part of the Journey to Star Wars: The Force Awakens publishing project commissioned by Disney in the wake of their purchase of the Star Wars franchise.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
5:10
And though not explicitly stated, this publishing project sought to lay groundwork for the new canon of the Star, Star Wars sequel trilogy, paving over the dozens of Return of the Jedi sequel novels that were being relegated to Star Wars Legends.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
5:24
I didn't like reading any part of that.
Andrew OverbyHOST
5:27
Well.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
5:27
Made me feel like a dork.
Hannah BlechmanHOST
5:29
Made me feel bad.
Andrew OverbyHOST
5:30
I think, unfortunately, Hannah, if you're gonna be on, I think, most film podcasts, you gotta be ready to talk about how there used to be Star Wars Legends-
Hannah BlechmanHOST
5:37
[laughs]

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