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Ahsoka and Barris fight to protect themselves from Clones infected with Geonosian parasites while attempting to deliver relief supplies to a Republic medical station in this episode of our The Clone Wars re-watch. In this fully armed and operational episode of Podcast Stardust, we discuss: Our overall thoughts on this episode, How this episode of The Clone Wars, like the last, is another brand of Star Wars horror, The importance of story resolution as demonstrated by this episode, A few Legends nods at the start of the episode, Ahsoka and Barriss's discussion of what life might be like for the Jedi after the war, How this episode foreshadows Order 66, and Anakin's questionable techniques in interrogating Poggle the Lesser. For more The Clone Wars discussion, check out episode 873. Thanks for joining us for another episode! Subscribe to Podcast Stardust for all your Star Wars news, reviews, and discussion wherever you get your podcasts. And please leave us a five star review on Apple Podcasts. Find Jay and her cosplay adventures on J.Snips Cosplay on Instagram. Join us for real time discussion on the RetroZap Discord Server here: RetroZap Discord. Follow us on social media: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | YouTube. T-shirts, hoodies, stickers, masks, and posters are available on TeePublic. Find all episodes on RetroZap.com.
Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano experience some growing pains in their master-apprentice relationship as they work to destroy a Geonosian droid factory in The Clone Wars. In this fully armed and operational episode of Podcast Stardust, we discuss: The relationship between Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano, How Master Luminara Unduli and Barriss Offee's relationship compares to that of Anakin and Ahsoka, The introduction of Barriss in The Clone Wars, The super tanks the Geonosians are building at the new factory, Ahsoka and Barriss infiltrating the droid factory, Ahsoka's ingenuity after the droid factory is destroyed, and more. For more discussion of The Clone Wars, check out episode 867. Thanks for joining us for another episode! Subscribe to Podcast Stardust for all your Star Wars news, reviews, and discussion wherever you get your podcasts. And please leave us a five star review on Apple Podcasts. Find Jay and her cosplay adventures on J.Snips Cosplay on Instagram. Join us for real time discussion on the RetroZap Discord Server here: RetroZap Discord. Follow us on social media: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | YouTube. T-shirts, hoodies, stickers, masks, and posters are available on TeePublic. Find all episodes on RetroZap.com.
We often talk about how every Star Wars character's story forms a tile in the mosaic of the galaxy, and Barriss Offee's tale is no exception. In our final “catch-up” episode to get back into chronological order, we're covering Tales of the Empire: Barriss's Tale (S1, Ep. 4–6, “Devoted,” “Realization,” and “The Way Out”). We dive into themes of redemption, the parallels between Barriss, Obi-Wan, and Ahsoka, and the archetype of The Crone. AND FINALLY! After a one-week holiday break, we'll arrive at the reason Growing Up Skywalker started in the first place: The Mandalorian. Want more Growing Up Skywalker? This is a great time to sign up for our Patreon for bonus audio content! Timestamps: 00:00:00 Who Are We? 00:02:18 Plot Overview 00:11:35 Barriss's Timeline 00:23:35 Character Deep Dive: Barriss Offee 00:36:08 The Archetype of the Crone 00:52:49 Bae Watch 00:59:42 Closing Thoughts
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In the second and final episode of Season 19 1/2 of Star Wars: In a Galaxy, Eli, Jacob, and special guest Andy watch and discuss the final three shorts of "Tales of the Empire": "Devoted", "Realization" and "The Way Out". Among their discussion: – Barriss' regrets. – The building of Fortress Inquisitors – Teases of Vader and a debate on whether they're enough. – Inquisiting... – Alarm bells for Barriss about the Empire. – Non-binary Jedi! – Pacifist leftist lesbian healer queen Barriss Offee on whatever snowy planet that is. – The redemption (?) of the Fourth Sister. – An uncertain ending, for once. The next episode of Star Wars: In a Galaxy will release on December 13, 2024. Follow Andy on BlueSky/Twitter: @aonehattown Follow us on BlueSky, Instagram, Threads, and Twitter: @InaGalaxyPod/@inagalaxypod.bsky.app Follow our spinoff trivia show on Twitter: @inagalaxytrivia Follow Eli everywhere: https://linktr.ee/_ochifan327 Leave us a 5-star rating and review on Apple and Spotify! It really helps! You can email us at swinagalaxy@gmail.com
Welcome back to For The Republic: A Love Letter to Star Wars Animation! This week, Andrew (@StarlightAndrew) & Donovan (@DonovanMeade) continue our Tales of the Empire mini-episodes as we discuss Barriss Offee's arc in the anthology season! From her recruitment and initiation into the Inquistorious, her past with Lyn aka the Fourth Sister, her escaping the Dark side and returning to the Light, the return of her Force Healer backstory from Legends, and more questions left from the ending of her story. How do Barriss' episodes parallel with Morgan's? After 11 long years, was this a satisfying return for Barriss to the world of Star Wars storytelling? We also take time to talk more news from D23, and Andrew shares his story of going to Galaxy's Edge for the very 1st time! Episodes Discussed: "Devoted" (S2E4), "Realization" (S2E5), "The Way Out" (S2E6) Check out our episode on Morgan Elsbeth's Arc-https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortherepublicpodcast/episodes/83--Tales-of-the-Empire-Morgans-Path-Discussion-e2nb1f0 "WHAT CHOICE?": Star Wars Fans for Abortion Access-https://www.gofundme.com/f/what-choice Support the Amidala Initiative-https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-amidala-initiative-for-equality-texas Subscribe to our YouTube channel!-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1_Aywl930XitqQYXrOr2Bg Check out our Merch Store-https://www.teepublic.com/user/for-the-republic-podcast Follow the podcast on Twitter-@ForTheRepubPod, Instagram-@fortherepublicpod, & TikTok-@fortherepublicpod for further updates on the podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortherepublicpodcast/support
We're keeping away from Acolyte spoilers by checking out Tales of the Empire! Toyda, we're covering the last of the episodes, "The Way Out," which jumps us into the future with Barriss and Lyn/the Fourth Sister, but ends ambiguously - or does it? Punch it! (Enjoy the show? For the price of a cup of coffee each month, you can support the independent creator who's been making it for nearly ten years: https://patreon.com/sw7x7) ~*~*~*~*~*~ Be sure to subscribe/follow the show on your favorite podcast app! If you have an extra minute, giving a rating or review on that app would be super helpful, too. :-) ~*~*~*~*~*~ Follow the Show: TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@sw7x7 Instagram: https://instagram.com/sw7x7 And may the Force be with you, wherever in the world you may be.
"Realization" is the right word for this Barriss Offee episode of Tales of the Empire, as Barriss finally understands that there are worse things in the galaxy than the Jedi Order - and not only did she help enable it, but she also became a part of it. Punch it! (Enjoy the show? For the price of a cup of coffee each month, you can support the independent creator who's been making it for nearly ten years: https://patreon.com/sw7x7) ~*~*~*~*~*~ Be sure to subscribe/follow the show on your favorite podcast app! If you have an extra minute, giving a rating or review on that app would be super helpful, too. :-) ~*~*~*~*~*~ Follow the Show: TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@sw7x7 Instagram: https://instagram.com/sw7x7 And may the Force be with you, wherever in the world you may be.
Let's flip over to the Barriss Offee side of Tales of the Empire! "Devoted" is the first episode, and we learn how Barriss went from Republic prisoner to Imperial inquisitor. Our 7-takeaway breakdown episode is here... Punch it! (Enjoy the show? For the price of a cup of coffee each month, you can support the independent creator who's been making it for nearly ten years: https://patreon.com/sw7x7) ~*~*~*~*~*~ Be sure to subscribe/follow the show on your favorite podcast app! If you have an extra minute, giving a rating or review on that app would be super helpful, too. :-) ~*~*~*~*~*~ Follow the Show: TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@sw7x7 Instagram: https://instagram.com/sw7x7 And may the Force be with you, wherever in the world you may be.
Barriss Offee is a story we've all had so questions about ever since The Clone Wars ended. Her character made her debut in Attack of the Clones and has remained to be part of the larger Clone Wars lore ever since the 2D Micro series featured her in a short form animation, that plus the expanded universe novels featuring Barriss on the cover.. Her shocking twist as the responsible culprit for bombing the Jedi temple in "The Wrong Jedi" clone wars episode got to a whole new depth of the characters dark side, here in Tales of the Empire it's revealed she does infact join the Inquisitorius. Let's dive into these final 3 episodes of the new animated show and get into the fall and redemption of Barriss Offee. Go check out EastPostSC (Sticker | Decal shop) on Etsy! Use the code "ESCAPEPOD" and get 1 of 4 random podcast cover art stickers & 10% off your whole order! Win - Win! https://eastpostsc.etsy.com ————————————————————————
Our discussion of Tales of the Empire continues with the three episodes featuring Barriss Offee after the fall of the Republic. In this fully armed and operational episode of Podcast Stardust, we discuss: The Fourth Sister's offer to Barriss, Barriss's meeting with the Grand Inquisitor and initiation into the Inquisitors, A journey to a remote world to hunt down a Jedi and Barriss's revelation that things weren't as she assumed, Barriss's redemption and her attempt to redeem the Fourth Sister later in life. For our discussion of the first three episodes of Tales of the Empire featuring Morgan Elsbeth, check out episode 728. Thanks for joining us for another episode! Subscribe to Podcast Stardust for all your Star Wars news, reviews, and discussion wherever you get your podcasts. And please leave us a five star review on Apple Podcasts. Get your Ultimate Lightsaber 2.0 from SaberMasters and use our referral code (STARDUST) at checkout for $10 off. Head to www.sabermasters.com/discount/stardust Find Jay and her cosplay adventures on J.Snips Cosplay on Instagram. Join us for real time discussion on the RetroZap Discord Server here: RetroZap Discord. Follow us on social media: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | YouTube. T-shirts, hoodies, stickers, masks, and posters are available on TeePublic. Find all episodes on RetroZap.com.
Join us as we examine the critical decisions that shaped Barriss Offee's and Morgan Elsbeth's destinies, highlighting the profound effects of personal choices against the tumultuous backdrop of the Empire.
In Episode 116, hosts Alyce and Laura spend* roughly 40% of the episode laughing at their own dumb jokes and the other 60% discussing actual Star Wars.Alyce shares how her immersive Star Wars event immersed her in Star Wars We are so hyped for The Acolyte! What did you think about the trailer and the poster? Will The Acolyte have any connection to key characters in The High Republic's Phase II? Didn't we already know the approximate release window for Skeleton Crew? Is this news?Who's going to Star Wars Celebration Japan? Raise your hands! JK, put your hand down, loser, it's not like we can see you Laura shares some highlights from C2E2In Recap on Tap, we share our thoughts on The Bad Batch series finale, pause for a Lord of the Rings interlude and speculate on why Omega's hair is so big (it's full of secrets)We recap and discuss Tales of the Empire and ponder Morgan's magistrate overlording of Corvus, if Vader recognized Barriss, the magic cave's Harry Potter connection and how Lyn is super f*cking cool so have some damn respect! Are you caught up on your High Republic Phase III reading? You've got a few weeks! In Episode 117, we will recap The High Republic comic series and the YA novel, Defy The Storm!Helpful links referenced in this episode:Laura, Kevin Smets and John Rocha discuss The Bad Batch finale and revisit memories of The Phantom Menace and The Force Awakens on the most recent episode of The Jedi Way Get to know who's who in The Acolyte in this handy dandy Nerdist articleTwitter: @forcetoastpod | @sLeiaAllDay | @ShutUp_LauraInstagram: @forcetoastpodEmail: forcetoastpod@gmail.comWebsite: forcetoastpod.com*This podcast contains a sh!t ton of profanity and boozin. You can find a bleeped version of this podcast absolutely nowhere. Cheers!
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Check out our review for Tales of the Empire. We discuss our thoughts on the Morgan and Barriss arcs in the show including the positivies and negatives. Hope you enjoy!Thanks for watching! We hope you enjoyed this week's Star Wars content. To stay up to date with all of our latest releases, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications. If you enjoyed the video, and want to see more like it, be sure to give the video a like, it greatly helps the channel.Go support us on Patreon! Our new Patreon is free! You'll get early access to our videos, input on future video ideas, member shoutout, and much more! Follow the link in our bio, or use this link to find us: https://www.patreon.com/CoruscantKnightsFollow us on all our social media for updates, behind the scenes, and video releases. You can find us on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coruscantknights/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@coruscantknights?_t=8bQCt8kPotG&_r=1 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Almost a decade ago, Meredith Salenger believed her time playing Barriss Offee had ended. Dave Filoni hinted later he had plans for the character. In Tales of the Empire, Barriss' motivations to turn against the Jedi in The Clone Wars is explored as is her fate after Order 66. Meredith Salenger sat down and talked with Star Wars Fan Sites in a must-listen interview. Tales of the Empire premieres on Disney+ on May 4, 2024. Thanks to our fellow Star Wars fan podcasters on the roundtable (in order of appearance: Star Wars Holocron, Jedi News, Star Wars Explain, Skytalkers, Fantha Tracks, Ion Cannon, Coffee With Kenobi. FOR OUR FULL DISCUSSION OF TALES OF THE EMPIRE CLICK HERE. FOR OUR INTERVIEW WITH DIANA LEE INOSANTA, THE VOICE OF MORGAN ELSBETH, CLICK HERE. Social Media Fangirls Going Rogue Twitter | Instagram Tricia Barr Twitter | Instagram Sarah Woloski Twitter | Instagram Facebook Public | Private You must answer the 3 questions to join the Private Facebook group!
Ahsoka is accused of bombing the Jedi temple and killing clones to cover up the crime and she's now on the run. The Jedi council, having decided that Ahsoka is guilty, chooses to send the most logical people to catch her: the two Jedi she has the closest relationships with, Anakin Skywalker and Plo Koon. After calling Barriss Offee to ask for help, she is spotted by police, and escapes into the lower levels of Coruscant, where she is captured by bounty hunter Asajj Ventress. Ahsoka offers her a deal - help Ahsoka prove her innocence, and Ahsoka will get Ventress a pardon.Barriss offers Ahsoka a lead - Letta visited an old munitions factory nearby when acquiring the nano-droids used in the bombing. As they depart, they are spotted by Commander Wolfe and his men. Ahsoka and Asajj fight their free, making sure not to kill any of the clones. Once Ventress is on her own, she's knocked out by a mysterious assailant, who takes Ventress' mask and lightsabers - then attacks Ahsoka while in disguise! The clearly Force-using masked attacker manages to knock Ahsoka out and into the hands of Anakin and Wolffe, who take her into custody and back to the temple.Tarkin is SpaceTiming(™) into the Jedi temple with the Senate's demands that Ahsoka be tried for her crimes. Yoda says that Ahsoka will be tried by the Jedi and Tarkin makes a pretty salient point that a bunch of weird space ninja wizards with a penchant for kidnapping young children might not be willing to let justice take its course. The Senate is asking that Ahsoka be expelled from the Jedi order so she can be tried by a military tribunal. Yoda says that the dark side clouds many things, but still wonders who might have force choked Letta if not Ahsoka. Yada yada perception dump stat yada. If only telepathy were a Jedi skill. Ahsoka is kicked out of the Jedi, and stripped of her rank in the Grand Army of the Republic. Anakin tracks down Ventress in the slums and proceeds to get investigatory. Ventress cops to wanting to turn Ahsoka in for the reward, but changed her mind when she realized that Ahsoka was also betrayed by her master and abandoned by the Jedi order. Anakin goes slack jawed when he realizes maybe other people exist in the universe beyond being bit players in his own personal drama.Ahsoka's trial begins and Sheev is adjudicating (and sounding suspiciously like Nigel Thornberry). Anakin is adrift because Ventress is the only one Ahsoka talked to, but AHa! Ventress remembers her talking to Barriss.Anakin goes to chat with Barriss, and decides that only swinging a lightsaber at her head can reveal the truth. Nat 20 and she fends him off with Ventress' stolen lightsabers. That was almost a very awkward conversation with Luminara.Anakin takes Barriss to the trial to undercut Sheev's monologuing. Barriss admits to everything but gets in a pretty good takedown of the Jedi before she gets taken away. Yoda offers her her place back in the Jedi, but Ahsoka declines. Anakin catches up to Ahsoka and tries to make it about himself, and to her credit Ahsoka says it's not about him. Best character in Star Wars. Anakin says he understands wanting to walk away from the order, and Ahsoka says she knows. Padme's sex yacht is the galaxies worst kept secret.Ahsoka walks into the sunset and Anakin is left alone.https://twitter.com/ClosingCrawlhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/closing-crawl/id1530133296https://www.closingcrawl.com/Merch at: https://bit.ly/spacetimetm
It’s time for another bantha, and this time we’ve got a slew of new trailers to discuss! In this episode: Star Wars: The AcolyteStar Wars: Tales of the EmpireStar Wars: Outlaws Beau Willimon to co-write Star Wars: Dawn of the … Continue reading →
The whole gang is back together again to recap some recent Star Wars news, give our thoughts on season 3 of the Bad Batch so far, and get hyped for the newly announced (and incredible-looking) Tales of the Empire!
It's another massive week, as Dominic, Ben, Chris, and Hannah are joined by friend of the show Chad to break down the new trailer for Tales of the Empire AND episodes ten and eleven of The Bad Batch, “Identity Crisis” and “Point of No Return.” They start by sharing their thoughts on the new series and the choice of Barriss Offee and Morgan Elsbeth as the characters to follow. Then they break down Emery Karr's arc and the growing conflict within her. And they talk about Omega's choice to turn herself in and return to Tantiss as a prisoner. Plus, how will Vader react to Barriss, the return of General Grievous, and how could Ahsoka appear in Tales of the Empire. All this and much more! Join the Star Wars Underworld Network DiscordSubscribe on YouTube Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Apple Podcasts Facebook: www.facebook.com/swunderworld Twitter: @TheSWU Email: swunderworld@gmail.com
It's another massive week, as Dominic, Ben, Chris, and Hannah are joined by friend of the show Chad to break down the new trailer for Tales of the Empire AND episodes ten and eleven of The Bad Batch, “Identity Crisis” and “Point of No Return.” They start by sharing their thoughts on the new series and the choice of Barriss Offee and Morgan Elsbeth as the characters to follow. Then they break down Emery Karr's arc and the growing conflict within her. And they talk about Omega's choice to turn herself in and return to Tantiss as a prisoner. Plus, how will Vader react to Barriss, the return of General Grievous, and how could Ahsoka appear in Tales of the Empire. All this and much more!Join the Star Wars Underworld Network Discord
Hopefully not the dystopian future of Huxley amirite. In this shorter episode (we'll tell you why when we start), Kenny and Sam give quick thoughts on minimal plays of Luke and Plo, and then give more substantial thoughts on revisiting Barriss, Sabe, and Snips in the context of the new units that have dropped. Thank you for listening! Join the Slack!
In Episode 33, Kenny, Matt, and Scott talk about reassessments to various units, including Lumi, Anakin, Bo, GI, and Barriss. We talk about what we got wrong about the unit in our initial takes, where we think they fit, and try to give additional context for listbuilding in the face of a soon-to-be widening meta-game. Join the Slack! Check out Full Tilt! And their freaking awesome Etsy shop! Results from Black Dragon (14 person in Idaho), Magic Stronghold (18 person in Vancouver, B.C.), and CANCON!!!!! (28! peron in Capital Territory, Australia). Congratulations to Luke Thompson on taking home a 5-0. That's awesome.
The 501st are the clone troopers loyal to Anakin Skywalker. They fought with him during the clone wars, and marched the temple with him during Order 66. Now as for who the Jedi were, I don't know but I do know who they aren't. They're not cin drallig, as Anakin was fighting him in the hologram obi wan sees back at the Jedi temple, and Anakin also terminated Cin Drallig in the Revenge of the Sith video game and the novelization, so I doubt this would be how Drallig dies. The other two are just Jedi knights I think who are probably stationed there to protect grogu, maybe by orders of master Yoda, or someone else. As for who took Grogu, I'm not sure, but ‘ll make some theory videos on who I think it might be. Also I zoomed in on his lightsaber, and it's not Cin Drallig's. Pretty insane how the 501st shoot at the already lifeless body of the Jedi. Now what's interesting is what's on the walls. This symbol as has been shared online a lot now, is Barris Offee's symbol that can be seen here when Anakin is confronting her in her chambers in the Clone Wars. Barriss betrayed Ahsoka and framed her, and in the end the truth was revealed that Barriss was the one behind it all and Ahsoka was innocent. This is what caused Ahsoka to leave the Jedi Order, however, Barriss, went into prison and that's the last we saw of her. Now in legends, because the Jedi were short staffed, she was sent to Felucia and died during Order 66, however in canon, there's no answer as to what happened to her. My guess is that she escaped prison somehow much like Maul did during Order 66, either by herself or someone's help, and she stole Grogu. The only reason I'd suspect her of stealing Grogu, is because of these symbols on the walls. Now, she could have escaped with him and used him as collateral if she were to get caught, knowing how valuable he was to Master Yoda most likely. Or, at this point, someone in the dark side hired her to retrieve Grogu during a distraction at the temple, and if she accepted, they'd free her. The only person with power like that, is Palpatine who controlled the senate and the courts, so he could have easily had someone deliver the message to her, and should she accept, would give her the necessities to escape when the time was right. She'd run to the temple, sneak in during Order 66, and retrieve Grogu, bringing him to the empire. Now, why wouldn't Palpatine have Anakin do this? Well, Anakin had one thing in mind. Destruction. He cared only for Padme, and to save Padme, he would need to unlock the darkness of his heart and show no mercy. So I wonder if Barriss did take Grogu. Perhaps she took him to her quarters in the temple and was apprehended there. There's so much we need to learn and I don't think we will until the Kenobi show where flashbacks of Order 66 will really be in full swing, and this time, with Anakin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Anakin and Ahsoka are leading an invasion of Cato Neimoidia in their starfighters. Anakin gets cocky and is covered in buzz droids. R2 says don't threaten me with a good time and indulges in some fun sized droid murder. Unfortunately he can't clear Anakin's undercarriage, and it is filthy with buzz droids (I passed out from STD joke choice paralysis when writing this for a few minutes.)Yoda Spacetimes(™) Anakin and tells him: “his butt back to Coruscant get.” Someone bombed the Jedi temple! The council thinks that it was perhaps… a Jedi? Since they know Anakin and Ahsoka weren't there they are the ones tasked with investigating.Mace has also tasked a droid named Rizzo with investigating. Russo and Ahsoka go to interview the survivors. A Pantoran, knowing that the Jedi can't find their own butts with two hands, gives Ahsoka and Russo a solid lead: Jakkar Bomani.Anakin says that this must have been a well planned out caper to escape notice by the Jedi, probably involving a ridiculous accent and a fake mustache. Family and friends of the victims gather and Leta, Jakkar's wife, makes her presence known.Meanwhile Ahsoka and Russo have recreated the explosion with a hologram. They find no bomb residue, but they do find nano-droids. Jakkar's file indicates he's a munitions expert with a specialty in nano weaponry.Russo has found Jakkar's hand with nano-droids in his blood stream: so he 'set us up the bomb,' as it were. Anakin and Ahsoka investigate the run down tenement that Jakkar lives in and they get so close to the truth when they say that they thought working for the Jedi paid better. They find Jakkar's last meal was laced with nano-droids. Leta confesses, but says this is bigger than they know! (I mean, it could be smaller than a bread box and that would still be true for the Jedi...) But for now, the Jedi are cleared!The Jedi are trying to return to normalcy as Master Yoda eugoogalizes the fallen Jedi. Ahsoka talks to Barriss Offee, who is taking this hard since she trained with one of the fallen: Tutso Mara.Tarkin tells Anakin, Ahsoka & Barriss that the bomber, Letta Turmond, has been captured. Letta will be held by the military since “clones and civilians died as well”. Anakin tells Ahsoka to comfort Barriss, and follows Tarkin into the lift with basically a “Women! Am I right?” kind of comment.While comforting Barriss, Tarkin Spacetimes (™) in to say that Letta will only speak with Ahsoka. Letta reveals that a Jedi made her do it, and that this Jedi thinks the the once-peacekeepers need to stop their warmongering. After Ahsoka gains her trust, Letta reveals that is was Jedi Master Aaaaarrrrgggghhhh. The video of the cell shows Ahsoka, with arms outstretched, while Letta is being force-choked… and there is no audio. As such, Ahsoka looks to have killed her and is imprisoned for the crime.Anakin tries to visit, but he is refused per Tarkin's orders. Ahsoka sees a keycard in the hallway, force swipes it, and gets out of her cell. She runs into stunned clones, and sees her comlink and lightsabers on the ground. She then comes across dead clones as well… And she's getting framed. While searching every hen-house, farmhouse & outhouse; Anakin finds her, she proclaims that she didn't kill her wife in her best Harrison Ford voice, then proceeds to Richard Kimball onto a passing ship.https://twitter.com/ClosingCrawlhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/closing-crawl/id1530133296https://www.closingcrawl.com/Merch at: https://bit.ly/spacetimetmhttps://twitter.com/ClosingCrawlhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/closing-crawl/id1530133296https://www.closingcrawl.com/Merch at: https://bit.ly/spacetimetm
The second chapter of the BizzleCast feat. Simi Climo tackling the amazingness of The Clone Wars! After being left for dead if not for the efforts if Ahsoka Tano and Anakin Skywalker, Geonosian brain worms take control of their supply ship, and so Ahsoka and Barriss must battle to stop the vessel from unleashing the deadly plague upon the galaxy. Check out more of the BizzleCast at: Podcast: www.bizzlecast.com Twitter: @swlorecast ALL RIGHTS RESERVED by The BizzleCast (Jesse F. Brenner) (2023)
David and John begin their preparation for the upcoming Ahsoka series on Disney+. They discuss the Rogue Jedi and Siege of Mandalore arcs from Star Wars: The Clone Wars, speculate on whether we will see Barriss or Rex in live action, and recap Ahsoka's journey from Jedi, to civilian, to something new. Finally, they answer listener feedback.Contact UsQuestions, comments and/or deep Star Wars thoughts to share? Send us an email at starwars@thelorehounds.com and we'll get back to you during our next podcast covering the Star Wars universe.If you'd like to support us directly or have access to ad free episodes, join us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/thelorehoundsFind us on Twitter @thelorehounds, on Twitch at twitch.tv/thelorehounds, or join us for further discussion of all things Star Wars over on our Discord Server.Listen to Elysia's Silo PodcastWool-Shift-Dust: A Silo TV PodcastListen to Maester Anthony's PodcastProperly HowardWatch OrderPart 1 - Star Wars: The Clone WarsS05E17 - SabotageS05E18 - The Jedi Who Knew Too MuchS05E19 - To Catch a JediS05E20 - The Wrong JediS07E09 - Old Friends Not ForgottenS07E10 - Phantom ApprenticeS07E11 - ShatteredS07E12 - Victory & DeathPart 2 - Star Wars: RebelsS02E21 - Twilight of the Apprentice: Part IS02E22 - Twilight of the Apprentice: Part IIS04E13 - A World Between WorldsS04E14 - A Fool's HopeS04E15 - Family Reunion and Farewell: Part IS04E15 - Family Reunion and Farewell: Part IIAny opinions stated are ours personally and do not reflect the opinion of or belong to any employers or other entities.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Had my weeks messed up sadly. Last week was the first Tuesday of the month but I was already in the process of doing my Gargoyles episode. So, I'm doing the Monthly Wrap Up a week late. But, man was this a good month! Trailer for Ant-Man 3 and Black Panther 2, a lot of Marvel news, and some promising updates for the DC movies. I also talk about Count Dooku and Barriss if they were in the wrong of seeing the Jedi Order in a bad light. Please leave a review and a five star rating! Make sure to follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecomicfactor/ Leave a voice message for me on the Anchor! Make sure to follow me on: Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Breaker, Anchor, Overcast, Pocket Casts, and RadioPublic.
Former FBI agent and criminal profiler Candice DeLong takes a look at serial "swatter" Tyler Barriss, whose final hoax resulted in the death of an innocent man. Candice delves into Tyler's background of making bogus emergency calls and the gaming culture that celebrated it.Listen to new episodes 1 week early and to all episodes ad free with Wondery+. Join Wondery+ for exclusives, binges, early access, and ad free listening. https://wondery.app.link/killerpsychePlease support us by supporting our sponsors!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Hey Spillers!! This one is a heavy one, get ready... When an online gamer makes a series of fraudulent 911 calls to lure SWAT teams to innocent people's homes, his targeted trickery turns to tragedy. Contact us with your story or any case suggestion at spillingthecrime@gmail.com Also, follow us on any social media platform @spillingthecrime
Cue the tears. In the long-awaited (first) finale of The Clone Wars (5.19–20), enemies turn to friends…friends turn to enemies…and we cry a LOT. In our recap of the end of Season 5, we ask so many questions. Why does Ahsoka choose to leave the Jedi Order? What are Barriss's motivations? Where was Luminara in all of this? Did Anakin suddenly become relatable? And most importantly — what have the Clone Wars done to the Jedi Order? We also want to send a huge and heartfelt thanks to all of our listeners who have stuck with us for 60 episodes. What an accomplishment!! Don't worry — we're nowhere near done. Next week, we're starting Season 6 of The Clone Wars: “The Unknown” and “Conspiracy” (6.1–2). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingupskywalker/message
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Mother:A man is killed, a victim of mistaken identity. His identity and location were provided by someone seeking revenge for an online slight. The murder weapon was the local Police Department.Cameron:Giga virgin mega nerd thats bad at COD hires an even bigger nerd to harass someone online resulting in the death of an innocent at the wrong house.....This week we discuss: Murder, Swatting, Doxxing, Gaming, Critical Thinking, Cyber Crime, Wichita, USA True CrimeContact us:Email: murdermeonmondaypodcast@gmail.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/MMonMondayInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/murdermeonmondaypodcast/Sources:https://www.wired.com/story/swatting-deadly-online-gaming-prank/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Wichita_swattinghttps://www.republicworld.com/world-news/us-news/suit-to-move-forward-against-officer-in-kansas-swatting-case.htmlhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10150957/US-cops-killed-400-people-traffic-stops-five-years.htmlTheme Tune is published under license from: Tribe of Noise – Awkward Mystery https://prosearch.tribeofnoise.com/artists/show/29267/32277
The Austin Youth Poet Laureate program has landed in Austin! We here at Host Publications are thrilled to partner with the Library Foundation and the National Youth Poet Laureate Program led by Urban Word, with additional support from the Austin Public Library, Creative Learning Initiative, and Learn All The Time. In this episode, we discuss the details of this exciting new program for young writers in Austin, and all of the benefits that it offers them, for their writing, their confidence, and for their engagement with their communities. We had the opportunity to speak with the inaugural Teaching Artists who ran the application workshops this year, to hear about their experiences in the workshops and to get a better sense of what this program will offer young writers in Austin. We spoke with Bianca Perez: (she/her) Bianca was born and raised in Mission, Texas – a small southern town bordering Mexico. She is currently an MFA Poetry candidate at Texas State University. Her poems have been published in The New York Quarterly, Re-side Magazine, Magma Poetry UK, ReclamationATX, Psst! Press' The Sappho Diaries, and East French Press. Forthcoming in The Ice Colony Anthology. She is also the co-host of a horror podcast with writer Stephanie Grossman. Her poetry centers on her Latin culture, spirituality, family, and womanhood. We also spoke with Steven Espada Dawson: (he/him) is a writer from East Los Angeles, currently working out of Austin. The son of a Mexican immigrant, he holds an MFA in poetry from Purdue University. He has served as poetry editor for Sycamore Review and Copper Nickel. Winner of the Barriss and Iola Mills Award and the Kneale Award, his poems have appeared recently or are forthcoming in The Adroit Journal, Best New Poets 2020, Colorado Review, Copper Nickel, Gulf Coast, Hobart, Kenyon Review Online, Split Lip Magazine, and Waxwing, among other journals. We want to encourage any and all interested folks to apply for the Youth Poet Laureate position this year by Sunday, August 15, 2021, at 11:59pm, or to take the Application Workshops next year for a fully immersive creative experience. Head on over to the Library Foundation's website for more information on how to apply, and follow Library Foundation ATX and Host Publications on social media for updates on deadlines, the inaugural winner, readings and the forthcoming chapbook!
Tyler Barriss was a lost and troubled teen who found solace in an online community that would irrevocably change the lives of hundreds of people and devastate one unsuspecting family in Wichita, Kansas. For show notes go to www.theywillkill.com.
Like social media, online gaming allows millions of people around the world to connect with each other on a daily basis. Much of the time, gamers can develop a friendly rivalry with certain other gamers and have some fun natured trash talking while still being respectful of one another. Then there are other gamers who throw respect out the window and can be vicious and even downright offensive. But even then, that world ceases to exist when we turn off the console or log off the computer. But what about those rare instances where the world of online gaming crosses over into the real world and can have potentially devastating consequences? I'm talking about the tactic pulled by some gamers known as Swatting, in which police are called and dispatched to the home of a rival gamer with a made up story of some horrible crime taking place. And one gamer who became known as a master for pulling this tactic was Tyler Barriss, who went by the gamer tag SwAutistic. While a dedicated detective worked tirelessly to track him down before anyone could really be hurt, in the end an innocent man named Andrew Finch ended up being killed as a result of one of Tyler's swatting pranks. Huge thank you to Paige from the Reverie True Crime podcast for lending her voice in this episode! Further reading and viewing: It Started as an Online Gaming Prank. Then It Turned Deadly | WIRED Forging a Relationship With Tyler Barriss, the Internet’s Most Hated Swatter | WIRED Serial 'swatter' Tyler Barriss sentenced to 20 years for death of Kansas man shot by police (nbcnews.com) Ohio gamer who recruited 'swatter' Tyler Barriss in hoax that turned deadly pleads guilty (nbcnews.com) The Deadly Hoax | Web of Lies (investigationdiscovery.com) Call of Duty Game Turns Deadly! #DramaAlert INTERVIEW! - YouTube Justice for Andrew Finch | Facebook Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/behavingbadlypodcast
Anakin, Ashoka, Obi-Wan, Ki-Ai-Mundi, Luminara and Barriss lead the attack on Poggle the Lesser's droid factory on Geonosis. Sorry for the same audio problems we had a few weeks ago with some weird lag in the audio. I think we figured out a permanent fix for this problem going forward so we appreciate you guys getting through these videos without the best audio quality for the promise of better things in the future. We've recorded the audio for the next two weeks already and I promise it sounds great. Check out our Podcast at Spotify, Stitcher, Apple Podcast. Search Whole Wheat Costa for over 100! Episodes Whole Wheat Costa – Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/48h3mGz... Stitcher https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/whol... Whole Wheat Costa – Libsyn https://wholewheatpasta.libsyn.com/ Whole Wheat Costa – Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...
Discussion with Jeff Barriss owner of 0600 conditioning. We discuss: Business Ownership Ultra Running - 100 mile race at Massanutten Mountain, Virginia Boston Marathon Bombing April 15, 2013 The community of Melrose, MA 02176 Watch the full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/KnWQqLTl_H8
Join us as we take a long look at everything Light Side Geo TB! We discuss the newly revealed kits of Ki Adi Mundi and (finally!) Malevolence. We also discuss the new LSTB in-depth covering everything from the crazy requirements to the characters you should be focused on. And importantly, CeliacSarah is convinced to zeta a g8 Barriss! Thanks for listening and make sure the join the best SWGOH community around on our Discord server! https://discord.gg/dWAeMww
In today’s podcast, we hear that Magento users are being urged to patch as risk of exploitation rises. Toyota experiences another cyber attack, and some observers blame, on grounds of motive, opportunity, and track record, OceanLotus. Exodus spyware in the Google Play store looks like a case of lawful intercept tools getting loose. Moscow seeks to control and limit VPN providers. Mr. Zuckerberg wants regulation. Mr. Barriss gets twenty years for swatting. And, hey, there’s phishing tackle on the Nigerian National Assembly’s site. Joe Carrigan from JHU ISI on a spying a leaving unsecured data online. For links to all of today's stories check our our CyberWire daily news brief: https://thecyberwire.com/issues/issues2019/April/CyberWire_2019_04_01.html Support our show
Though the conflict on Geonosis has concluded, the terrors were not left behind. What horror do Ahsoka and Barriss find themselves in? Is there any relief while the padawans handle an invasive outbreak on their ship? Lorenzo and Kevin discuss more Clone Wars on this week's These Aren't The Nerds You're Looking For!
The second chapter of the BizzleCast feat. Simi Climo tackling the amazingness of The Clone Wars! After being left for dead if not for the efforts if Ahsoka Tano and Anakin Skywalker, Geonosian brain worms take control of their supply ship, and so Ahsoka and Barriss must battle to stop the vessel from unleashing the deadly plague upon the galaxy. Check out more of the BizzleCast at: www.bizzlecast.com facebook.com/bizzlecast @thebizzle81 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED by The BizzleCast (Jesse F. Brenner)
On this episode, Lorenzo and Kevin welcome guest Zac Gross of the podcast, ReCloned! Zac is co-host of a fellow Clone Wars review podcast so it was no trouble getting him to discuss Star Wars with us! In Weapons Factory, the Jedi having taken down the droid factory defenses now actually make an attempt to capture Poggle the Lesser and destroy the factory itself. However heavy fortifications make an all-out assault quite difficult. Good thing padawans Ahsoka and Barriss are up to the task of a sneaking mission into the factory. How does Zac handle listening to Lorenzo's various tangents that may or may not have anything to do with Star Wars? Listen in on Not The Nerds! Thanks again to Zac for coming on to the show! For more on Zac's podcast, ReCloned, check out the following links: https://twitter.com/ReClonedPod https://reclonedpod.tumblr.com
Three days after last Christmas, a 25-year-old Los Angeles man named Tyler Barriss allegedly called police in Wichita, Kansas, and pretended that he'd murdered his father and was holding hostages in a house near the city's downtown. Barriss thought the house belonged to an avid Call of Duty gamer he wanted to harass, but he was mistaken about the address. (WIRED has published a detailed account of the case.
I understand that it's easy to dismiss Tyler Barriss as a monster who should never be granted a platform to tell his own story. He took pleasure in terrorizing strangers with his hoaxes, and his alleged actions—calling authorities in Wichita, Kansas, and pretending that he was holding a family hostage—led to an innocent man being shot dead by police last December. Barriss' reaction to Andrew Finch's death has betrayed a chilling lack of empathy.
What finish should I use for my PCB Design? There’s no one single answer, it depends. Meet chemist and surface finish expert Mike Carano, the Vice President of Technology and Business Development at RBP Chemical, industry leaders in high performance chemical technology. Mike emphasizes a key question when it comes to surface finishes, “What are the reliability requirements of the environment?” Learn about the chemistry behind different finishes, fabrication and get tips for avoiding corrosion in unexpected environments in this episode of the OnTrack Podcast. Show Highlights: Mike was Inducted into IPC hall of fame. RBP Chemical - veteran owned small business, based in Milwaukee, founded in 1954 as a supplier for the printing industry and over the years evolved into surface finishes and also carry product lines for Embedded Medical Devices and Semiconductor and Mining industries. On using solder mask over bare copper method - prior to going out to assembly the copper needs to be made pristine. What are the surface finishes and which to use when? 50% of industry using hot air solder leveling (HASL), a surface finish with a long successful history. Other surface finishes: Electroless nickel immersion gold (ENIG), Electroless Nickel Electroless Palladium Immersion Gold (ENEPIG) - which is common in IC substrate, packaging industry. Future of surface finishes: Tin-silver, Direct palladium copper What finish should I use? There’s no one answer, it depends. Are there common examples of things that can go wrong? ie. High frequency design applications - ENIG is a well known issue that most engineers learn about the hard way. Where is the final product going to be used? Is it a domestic product or for the military? Reliability first, cost last. Cost should not be driving force. The environment is what really matters i.e. Shock-drop or Brunel fracture - consider for mobile phones, ENIG - tin-nickel bond, not tin-copper, corrosion environments, temperature extremes What are the reliability requirements of the environment? The most high quality board fabricators have strong process control and automation in place to ensure chemical stability. Board designers are looking for electrical performance. Need to ask about the environment. I would put every designer in a circuit board fabricator for a week and let them build a board they design. To learn, you need to practice and get practical information on building the bareboards. Creep corrosions on the mill automation machines because the OEM is specifying the finish. Japanese techniques i.e. Shokuku chemical Most substrate work is done in Asia; IC substrate packaging at its best is in Japan. Advice for learning: IPC courses, CID and CID+ training is one way to learn more. Links and Resources: RBP Chemical Trouble in Your Tank IPC Hall of Fame Interview Video IPC Hall of Fame induction IPC courses HDP Users Group (HDPUG) SMTA.org Hey everyone it's Judy Warner with Altium’s OnTrack podcast. Welcome back we are glad to have you join us again today we have a very unique topic and speaker which was actually brought about by Mark Okumura who is the Senior Principal Hardware Engineer from ETS Lindgren who reached out to me and asked me about the topic of surface finishes and lucky for you I happen to know the guy who is a chemist and expert on surface finishes. A longtime friend Mike Carano from RBP Chemical. Before Mike and I get started, I wanted to please invite you to connect with me on LinkedIn or on Twitter, I'm @AltiumJudy. Altium is on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook, and also please know that we're recording on YouTube in case you want to see our sunshiny faces. So Mike, welcome thanks so much we’re delighted to have you. Thanks for inviting me. It's good to know friends in high places right? Well, I have friends in low places. [Laughter] I don't believe it, well maybe, so Mike, I’ve got a question. First of all let's talk about your background a little bit so as a way of introduction Mike Carano was inducted into the IPC Hall of Fame a few years ago and I had the privilege of doing the video interview that was highlighting his induction into the IPC Hall of Fame because he has served on so many committees and boards for IPC, but he really is the go-to guy on chemistry. So Mike, tell us a little bit about your background how you got into chemistry specifically related to the printed circuit board electronics industry? Well sometimes Judy, things happen by accident really, chemistry and sciences were always a love of mine so I always liked to experiment - my parents got me the chemistry set, and everything from blowing up golf balls to me making things at home, everything from even experimenting with making wine that's chemistry - that seemed like a good thing to do right? I also realized that probably owning a vineyard would not be in the immediate future so onward and upward with chemistry, particularly the area of physical and advanced chemistry electrochemistry working on a Master's Degree, I happened to be walking up on campus one day back in 1980, 24 years old, and there's a gentleman standing outside this building and he noticed my chemistry books he says, hey come here I want to talk to you, and I thought, oh what's this about? And I noticed the sign on the door there, Youngstown Ohio City Electrochemicals, and he asked me if I wanted to interview for a position there. Well it was perfect because graduate school was more part-time. I was doing some teaching assistance and what do you know, I interviewed for this thing on surface finishing chemistry having no idea really what I was getting into, but I did. The idea was finishing my Master's degree, and go on and do something else - maybe do this for two years - well 39 years later here I am still in the industry. In some way, shape, or form, so that's how I got into this and as the company, Electrochemicals in those days, founded primarily on the metal finishing industry - you know, surface finishing for doorknobs and bumpers and decorative plating. Well the company was just then getting into printed circuit board chemistry and a lot of people didn't even know what that was in those days because it was a fledgling industry there was mostly - remember Judy way back then was the 80% of the industry was really run by the OEM... Yeah -So digital equipments the the Adelphi’s, the Delco’s the IBM's, but pretty soon there was that switch, and then I got involved in IPC and pretty soon was formulating chemistries and technical service, traveling globally around the world was fascinating for me, and here I am today, and still in the industry in some way, shape, or form. You know, you evolve, you continue to evolve matter of fact, just like surfaces they've evolved. Yeah right. Where we are today, I'm sure they'll continue to evolve in the very near future. Yeah for sure, so can you give us a quick overview, I know you were Chief for many many years and now you're with RBP can you give us a quick thumb nutch of RBP? Absolutely, great opportunity, company privately owned (veteran owned) small business, our company is based in Milwaukee Wisconsin and was founded in 1954 and has been privately held since. The current CEO and majority owner is Mr Mark Kannenberg, he's my immediate boss, Mark served in Vietnam, he's a West Point graduate and also a Harvard MBA, but he always wanted to kind of get in the business of owning his own company even though he had many, many opportunities. So he's now been running RBP for these last 30 years. Under his control the company has grown beautifully - initially, the company was founded as a supplier of materials and chemistries for the printing industry, newspapers, newsprint magazines, but over the years also evolved into surface finishing, surface treatment and printed circuit board chemistry, which is the company today, because as I said it continues to evolve. Today and we have four major product lines the printed circuit board and photochemical milling chemistries. We have a great product line in the area of embedded medical devices, and we also serve the semiconductor and the mining industries with some specialty additives. A lot of people don't understand the connection but there's a connection all the way through the platforms because the chemistries are basically adapted to work in all those industries which makes working with RBP fascinating for me - the diversification but yet the the continuity and the familiarity - so great opportunity and I've enjoyed it immensely. Good, thank you for sharing that Mike, so let's jump right into surface finishes. I'm sure most of our listeners who are engineers and designers will be familiar with surface finishes but let's just go back to our ABCs for a second and just define surface finishes for us for PCBs. Sure that is the part of the board that is really going to be used to prevent oxidation of the base metal, as you know, typically we have copper as the base metal if you're using the solder mask over bare copper method where you basically put solder mask down that nice green stuff and the copper is showing, you have to make that copper solderable, you have to preserve the solderability so typically, prior to that board going out to the assembly operation, the copper has to be basically made pristine with a finish that does not oxidize so that you can join the component leads, whatever they may be, whether they be surface mounts, through-hole, BGA, QFNS, QFPs, they have to be able to to wet that surface and form a reliable joint. So the surface finish is critical for that application and for that end product. So tell us - give us just a rundown - of what the surface finishes are and then we're gonna jump in to which one to use when. Sure well, here in North America and primarily for the military, we're still using - at least 50 or so percent of the industry - uses hot-air solder leveling. Basically you're taking that solder mask over bare copper board, flexing it, cleaning the copper and then dipping it into a molten solder pot to coat the surface. But over the years, due to a lot of other constraints, one of them was to get rid of lead. And even when we have lead-free, hot air leveling, the other surface finishes have evolved, as a matter of fact, have taken center stage primarily outside of North America. With these surface finishes are we hear the term ENIG, which is Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold we also hear about Electroless Nickel Electrons Palladium Immersion Gold also known as ENAPEG, and while that may be an expensive finish, you see that used quite a bit in the packaging industry, the semiconductor packaging IC substrate industry. Then there is OSP Organic Solderability Preservatives, which is actually the only one of these to be non-metal-containing and then we have immersion silver, and immersion in tin, and again we expect that there’ll be other additions of these finishes coming up in the near future. Potentially a tin silver or direct palladium over copper to get rid of the gold altogether. There's a lot of movement in this area to enhance the surface finish reliability at the same time managing costs because you see how precious metals like gold and palladium can contribute significantly to the cost of that board. Which then makes you wonder, okay what finish should I use and when should I use it? So that's a rundown of our finishes and each one of them - I can tell you this Judy - when people ask me, and I travel all over the world, what finish should I use... Yeah -no one finish fits all. That's a loaded question isn't it Mike? It depends, that's the answer. It depends right. Well as I mentioned in the beginning, this gentleman Mark Okumura reached out to me and said, are you ever going to talk on your podcast, or do you have any information about surface finishes? Because in his particular case - and this is just one of many many high frequency application engineers and designers - have found out the hard way that if they use ENIG the Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold, that if it's high frequency then we have the skin effect and then the signal begins moving through the nickel and the nickel is lossy, and unfortunately that's a well-known issue it's been going on forever but it seems like people have learned that the hard way, unfortunately one at a time, that's just one example. So can we talk about when we talked a few weeks ago, about environment playing a huge role on how to make a selection on your surface finishes. So can you jump into that a little bit? What I mean by environment is, where is that final product going to be used, and let me just preface it this way, if you're in this industry, whether you're in the printed circuit board industry directly or you're an assembler or you're an OEM. Choosing the final finish for that product may be the most important decision you make, because it is going to impact that long-term reliability of least of that solder joint now as I’m saying solder joint, I'm using it interchangeably with lead-free as well. And compounding that, is again, where are the boards going to be used? Is it to finish in harsh use environments such as automotive under the hood, military aerospace - and that's one application. But then, what about consumer items like mobile phones, smartphones, desktop computers, smart tablets, household devices. You don't need a product or a finish that adds $9 a surface square foot of the board if you're using it in a washing machine in your house, or in a microwave, or even a desktop or laptop computer. Now military aero things like class 3, or class 3A that have to work 24 hours a day, seven days a week and can't fail - you can't fail. You may look at that and you say, well do I need ENAPEG, do I need ENIG? Do I need to make the OSP also work? And some people really are surprised when they find out that OSP’s a very reliable finish. It's not wire bondable but in terms of reliability in forming the copper tin in a metallic, and having a reliable solder joint, it's fantastic. So think about that, it also happens to be the lowest cost finish but I am of the opinion, and I asked somebody this, and I listed ten things I have cost of the finish at the bottom, because that should not be the driving force of what you put on the board. It's the environment where the board is used and then you ask yourself other questions. Is cosmetics important? Do I have to have a shiny silvery finish or don't I need one? I'm worried about shock drop, we know for example, if something I have in my hand drops a lot like a smartphone. you worry about brittle fracture of the components - actually fraction when that phone hits the ground - we've all dropped our phones and the mobile phone companies, the Apples of the world and the Samsung's, conduct shock drop tests all the time because that's important criteria. You don't want to spend money on a new phone, drop it and find out the components fell off. So that's why you don't see ENIG used a lot on the smartphone, you use things like something that makes it much stronger - copper tin and a metallic bond - whereas with ENIG, your tin is formed with the nickel so it's a tin-nickel bond not a tin copper one. I see. So, we all know, and there's been hundreds of papers published by many, many companies and fantastic researchers around the world, showing that the tin to copper in a metallic is much stronger than the tin to nickel in a metallic. So that's something to consider as well, not just the cost. But you might use ENIG in medical devices, we know the military is starting to look at ENIG as a final finish, but they also do some things to ensure the reliability of that component as it is attached to the surface. So there's a myriad of things to look at - oh and corrosion environment - in terms of creep corrosion, and that's an issue and silver tends to be somewhat prone to creep corrosion, but in an industrial environment kind of outside, or in a clay modeling studio or in a paper mill where sulphur is emitted. Yeah that's interesting. So, if you told me, well I'm making this part because I work for General Motors and I'm modeling, I'm gonna use clay to model my next car and I'm gonna have all these computers hooked up inside that studio, I think I'll use boards with silver on them. Well you probably don't want to, your work is gonna be lost, so that's one consideration. As I said shock drop is another, but again where are you using the final product? Industrial automation, using it outside, base stations, all of those things. Industrial controllers where we're subjected to not just environmental contaminants,but maybe significant vibration, temperature extremes etc. So always look at the environment where you're using it and what the reliability requirements are. Can you afford the warranty, what is the warranty when you take something back? If it's inexpensive, you can use an inexpensive finish but if the cost of failure is great, you should rethink that finish which you're going to use and how you're going to use it. That totally makes sense to me. You had mentioned that a lot of people think that OSP is generally a sort of low-tech product, but you were pushing back against that when we discussed that, why is that? Well 25 years ago OSP was what you would call the single attachment finish - one reflow, maybe one through-hole, and that was it. It lasted four to five months whereas the other finishes, like hot air leveling - one year, two year shelf life - that's changed. Companies have made significant improvements in the reliability. Also the the ability of the OSP to reduce oxygen penetration on the copper, and that again is what you're trying to do, you're trying to prevent the underlying copper from oxidizing so that when the solder melts and spreads on the surface, it spreads and encapsulates the leads on the side on the components and solidifies and it's a highly reliable. If the surface is oxidized even slightly and doesn't wet properly you've lost your reliability, but OSP has come on strong now and you see it in automotive under the hoods, major telecommunication companies using it for the reasons of getting away from brittle fracture, you see them in smartphones - a significant number of smartphones - and I have experience in those areas so, I'm talking from personal experience - the reliability is there with the right finish. Now the low-tech you find, if you buy a low-tech OSP from somebody you've never heard of, you’re taking a risk, but the companies out there - two or three that are making significant contributions to the performance of OSP - they've upped the game significantly. Many of them are fifth-generation molecules, these are synthesize organic azone molecules, that just do a fantastic job, and I would not hesitate to recommend it for numerous applications. It's interesting how that's evolved over time, I wasn't aware of that until you mentioned it to me recently, and that's some of the magic of chemistry that just runs in the background of our industry until sometimes - it seems like - until there's a problem. That's right. We don't talk about it, so I'm glad to sort of have this discussion. That’s a good point, to that point Judy, when Black Pad showed up what people will call brittle fracture... Yeah. -it set the industry back 15 years for ENIG because they didn't understand it, they wanted to blame the phosphorus content of the nickel deposit, but that turned out to be incorrect, it turned out that the cause of that was the galvanic effect. When you put immersion gold on top of nickel you're not electrolytically plating it, you're doing an immersion deposit, also known as galvanic cells, so to deposit on nickel, some nickel actually has to corrode and leave the surface, so that the gold can take its place. And that's the main difference of an immersion deposit. Well, what was happening because of the way things were being run, pH, nickel morphology, roughness, etc that galvanic effect was significantly large, causing this corrosion - significant corrosion - to take place on the nickel surface, and that would impact negatively the formation of the solder joint. And there you would get brittle fracture, you drop something, It breaks. So, things are better now, but I still would be very careful, if you told me, I'm gonna put ENIG on my board today, I would say do a first article, make sure that the board design you have, will not end up with this issue. That's a good advice and, for people who are listening. Again - you're going to hear me say this over and over again - and I'm not going to apologize for it, is that you need to get into a board house, find the time because most really good, world-class board houses - you're going to go in and you're going to be surprised to see... and Mike can talk about this, the complexity of the labs they have in place to make sure that their chemicals are stable and doing what they're supposed to do. Mike, I imagine you've spent just more than a little bit of time inside of board houses discussing chemical balance and, if you would, jump in on what the choice of surface finish has on the fabricator and why the designer should know about that? Right yeah, well first let's go back to your first question about these board fabricators the ones that are high-quality board fabricators and I'm looking at not just on the surface finishing side, but also other aspects of the circuit board fabrication including electroless copper, direct metallization, the amount of control that they have in place, process control automation, to keep plating and other the key ingredients within a very tight operating window. And that's not difficult if you invest the time, and you have the commitment to ensure that. I can’t tell you how many times Judy, have been in situations where I've had to troubleshoot a problem because someone said I've got this issue, I've got that issue, you go there and you find out that they were running the chemistry basically way outside the window. Well, why'd you do this? Well, we only check it once every two shifts. Well, you can't have a high volume operation like what you're doing and then check the chemistry once every two shifts and I'm telling you, 90% of these problems that I see related to process, are related to incorrect use of the chemistry and mishandling of the controls that are available to you. Now does that mean that the fabricator needs to work much closer with the supplier, but if the supplier is already doing this for them, the fabricator needs to take some responsibility. But again, I've been with a number of companies who have complete failure analysis labs also in their facility. So, they take it to a very high level, they're basically their own qualification facility to ensure that they understand where the issues are. They categorize every defect and those are the kinds of ones you want to work with. Absolutely, and I've worked for shops like that where they literally had PhDs in chemistry renting the lab. They were doing their own cross section and when suddenly, there's a spike in volume - if you're not on top of it and you don't have those people and all of a sudden - whoops production went up, but we're still checking our bass at the same rate we were before. And then like, oh what happened? Well there's all these things that need to be taken into consideration and adjust it accordingly. So, what other fabrication considerations are there that that maybe designers or engineers that are designing boards would want to consider as they decide what they're going to choose? Well good that's a good point, and you and I know design is important, because there's this conundrum in our supply chain. The fabricator is looking for design for manufacturing and the designer is designing something to work in a certain fashion. Electrical performance, dielectric spacing, and and they don't take into consideration potentially what that does, how that impacts the bare board fabrication process. That's a very significant right? What - and I'm gonna go back to this - because I find this to be an issue as well on the assembly side boards come into the assembler, they come from somewhere, and they call me and say I have the the plating is lifting from the surface when we assemble, or the solder mask is lifting well I said do you did you specify the grade of solder mask, do you even know what solder mask is being put on the board that you're bringing in to assemble? Well no. Now I find out - it's very easy for me to find out - that they’re using, the fabricator... wherever, typically not here, are using a low $10 a kilo solder mask because no one specified it. And of course, that $10 a kilo or less solder mask is probably gonna work beautifully in a handheld child's toy, it's not going to work very well for your medical device. And you're gonna have all these other problems. So I think, I hope the designers would get more involved in understanding the difficulties in making a bare board and also understand: just don't specify ENAPEG because it sounds great, or sounds sexy. Because number one, you're probably not paying for it, somebody else has to pay for that ENAPEG and at $12 and $10 a square foot. Understand - and this is where the board designers are looking for the electrical performance - do they ask where the board is going to be used? Is it going to be in a harsh-use environment, is it going to be in a benign environment clay modeling studio? These are the key questions for them. Typically what I see designers do is, say this is how the board should be built, these are the layers, these are the holes, and you should use this material with this dielectric constant. That's all great, but it's not enough. Right And I've been teaching this advanced troubleshooting course with printed circuit board fabrication for years, and you'd be surprised at the number of designers that actually take that course, and they ask the craziest questions. Which tells me they haven't been outside of the board fabrication, outside of their design studio. Understand that you need to live with that a little bit I would put every designer at least in a circuit board fabricator for two weeks and have them build a board that they designed. Yep I agree it's hard - we encouraged that here a lot - and almost every guest on here says the same thing. Because you and I've been around the block a little while, and understand that there's time constraints for them to get out. However the long-term cost of not getting out there and not onboarding. And this is another plug - you and I've been around IPC awhile - this is another plug for CID and CID+ training, as well because there you onboard some of these things that may be outside of the obvious things that are around manufacturing and assembly. So Kelly Dack wants to start field trips on every CID course. I'm like, yes let's do it! You know, to me that would be fantastic, and to be honest with you and being heavily involved myself in an IPC, one of the things that I've suggested that when CIDs and the CID+ students earned their certifications, they should also have to get some understanding in coursework and practical on the bare board fabrication. You should make it like you did in college, the practicals, you just didn't do the book work, you had to go into the lab... Exactly! -apply what you just learned from the book, because if you couldn't resort to practice, at the end of the day you can't practice it. You've not learned. And as we both know, the cost of ignorance in these areas is so high, like avoidable mistakes. Costly... I've seen an entire clay modeling studio shut down, a paper mill shut down, because, again the paper mill folks were buying the controls from the OEM who was specifying the boards to be made but the finish... So the poor industrial automation company using these expensive controls were wondering why these inexpensive instruments are no longer doing what they're supposed to do. And they find out that there's creep corrosion in there because the OEM specified immersion silver or bought the board somewhere cheap where the individual companies decided to cut corners, like they do, to meet the cost. Like not putting enough gold on, not putting enough nickel on. You know, there are specs for a reason. There is, absolutely. And that's obviously a discussion for another time. Yeah that's a whole other podcast, and then there's everything you're doing - HDPUG - which is another podcast I'd like to get you on for as well. I want to put a pin in our conversation right now because I realized, in the beginning I failed to mention to our listeners that you may hear some background noise here. There's some... well, what I was telling our producers is, we're building a better podcast but it’s noisy in here, but really what's happening is we have some construction and of course it's overhead in the green room here in our La Jolla office, so it's directly overhead, on this day of course, so please, please excuse any background noise. So Mike, you sit on boards for international companies as well as companies here and you are a respected and trusted advisor. You mentioned to me about things that the Japanese are doing that are very innovative and that is that they're mixing finishes and doing selective finishes can you tell us a little bit about that? Yeah, and this is if you can see the IC substrate side in the Japanese, or the ones who really made miniaturization go. I mean they understood how to make things small, not just lawn mowers and engines like Toyota Camrys and things like in the Prius, but they figured out early on how to do it with circuit boards and and putting more functionality on the chip. Matter of fact, that's where OSP was actually invented was in Japan, in those days it was called pre-flux because it was in the rudimentary 1970s day, but they pioneered the OSP and matter of fact, today the leading OSP company in the world is Shikoku Chemicals out in Japan, they continue to evolve that chemistry and I trust them immensely. So, going back to that question what you do is, in the IC substrate market, where you've got a complex chip that has to have gold leads or gold wire bonding, you have on one side of the substrate, nickel gold, and then you bond the chip with the wires to that feature. But then on the flip side, which is going to be a BGA feature, you have bare copper which is OSP. So they have the BGA balls on the bottom side and the IC substrate - the chip actually, the the die as they call it - on the top side. So you have ENIG - selectively on one side and bare copper meaning OSP - on the other and of course it's a flip chip. So with the IC substrate or the IC chip in there, you marry that BGA to the Barriss surface of the copper board meaning an OSP, and you've got this fantastic package, if you will, instead of doing it all in the nickel gold or all in ENIG and handle it selectively. And they've developed these processes, and they've also developed a selective imaging, if you will, to make that happen. but it's relatively easy to do, once you understand the ramifications and how to make it work, and make sure you don't get an OSP that doesn't say, ‘attack’ the exposed nickel gold. All these things, it's pretty pretty intricate, but it's been around for some time and with a lot of success so I've selected ENIG as they call it. Interesting, so I was just gonna ask you, what does that do to cost and process ? You're saying it's not difficult, how about cost implications? Well there is an additional cost of putting the second imaging step down to protect the board from plating where you don't want it to go, but instead of doing the entire IC substrate in nickel gold, you're doing just one portion of it where the wires from the chip are placed, from the die so, that does help you significantly in the long run. It also makes the BGA perform better because you're marrying basically tin to bare copper making another opportunity there. Do you think that will find its way here into North America? Well, the thing is there's only a few fabricators here who do work in the substrate industry, most of the substrate work is done in Asia for the Amcor’s and the Intel's and the Samsung’s so you see a lot of the supply chain there. Some big American owned companies in Asia are doing it in volume, but again, if you want to see IC substrate packaging at its best it's the Japanese. Yeah that makes sense. Yep they’re the leaders,and they've been doing that for 30 years, so they tend to be ahead of their time, but now the time has come. Yeah well it's interesting to get your perspective on sort of a global scale, as well this has been great. Our time is coming to a close here, but will you please share with us links to any white papers or slide decks or anything you have? Because I think how I want to wrap up is Mike, if you are a designer what would you do with all this information? And we've kind of shared it sort of anecdotally and quickly here, but if you wanted to learn more about this where would you go, and what kind of things maybe can you share with our listeners that we can throw on the show notes so they can maybe get better at this. Well very good. I would encourage you designers who haven't taken an IDC course outside of design - I encourage you to take them - you look on the IPC website. We just had Apex where, in addition to technical papers, there were workshops on a number of different subjects including my Advanced Troubleshooting course, but there were also courses on the Basics of Bare Board Fabrication, and some of the instructors do a great job of giving you the tour, if you will, of the very basics. So you can get a feel for how the board starts with bare laminate, actually starts from the design, and actually ends with the finished product, going out to assembly from a manufacturing standpoint, and you can follow that up by taking the Advanced Troubleshooting, so you can understand where some of the problems and technical issues come from when the board is fabricated, with the various chemical steps and the mechanical steps like drilling and plating and immersion gold and silver. Whatever you need to do, that would be something you should do, and also watch for IPC Tech Ed, where they're going to be putting more and more of these courses. Standalones in different parts of the company whether it be San Jose, San Diego. We just did a course in Boston back in April which was well attended, and we just had the High Reliability Conference in Baltimore a few weeks ago, which had a high military aero content to it. But there's a webcast as well. And also, I encourage you to look at the IPC website - http://ipc.org/. Go through the technical papers, look for the events that are going on there but obviously at every Apex there will be this myriad of courses to take, and I encourage you to go to your boss and say, look this is something I think will benefit me, and you're gonna send me there anyways for the other events, so why not get there on a Sunday and take this course? Yeah good advice. SMTA is another good place that has a lot of technical papers and seminars and webinars related to things like surface finishes and design for reliability etc. Matter of fact, IPC actually has a Design for Manufacturing workshop that is taught by some really highly-skilled people too, so that might be something that a designer would benefit from. Again, because the designer or an actual designer is actually teaching the course from experience because he lives it... Yeah -let me build bare boards... I'm talking like Gary Ferrari and Susie Webb and those folks, they've actually built boards but they also design. Happy Holden and he's built boards, he designs boards, he understands - they get it. Right. That would be an interesting perspective for all those out there. Okay good, that's great stuff. Well we'll make sure to attach the links to IPC and I know they're doing a lot with education right now, and so I'll make sure - and if you have anything to share with me please do - and we'll make sure we also include links to RBP Chemical. Yeah, https://www.rbpchemical.com/ And then we will share anything else that you want, and I'm hoping I might be able to twist Mike's arm to come teach a surface finish course at Altiumlive in October. But we'll see, he's so in demand, hie’s a popular guy - but if I had my wish, that's what we would do because I think it'd be a great place again hope to have about five six hundred designers there so I think they would benefit. So Mike thank you again, you're a dear friend, and thank you so much for always freely sharing your information. Mike also writes a column for PCB007 Magazine, called Trouble in Your Tank, and that's where I learned a lot and actually how I became friends with Mike as I was asking him if I could please take some of his content and repurpose it for blogs I was writing. So we'll also include that link to his column. So Mikey, thank you again you're a dear contributor and friend to the industry and thanks so much for taking time out of your busy day to do this with us it's been fun. Well, thank you Judy, thanks for inviting me. I appreciate it, you have a great day. Thanks you too again. This has been Judy Warner with Altium’s OnTrack podcast and Mike Carano of RBP Chemical. please join us again next time - until then - always stay OnTrack.
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