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Today we discuss Promises, the third book in the Junior Jedi Knights series. The time has come for Tahiri to return to Tatooine and choose whether or not she will continue at the Jedi Academy. She will also learn what happened to her parents, and what dark secret Sliven, the Tusken who raised her, has.

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In Star Wars Attack of the Clones, Anakin's Mother, Shmi Skywalker, passed away due to the Tusken's capturing her. Anakin reveals in the novel that he felt it was majorly Obi-Wan's fault not only that he was held back, but also that he was responsible for her death in the end. I believe if Qui-Gon Jinn had trained Anakin, then things wouldn't have ended up in the dark side. Vader wouldn't exist, and Anakin would restore peace to the galaxy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In the book of Boba Fett, when Cad Bane meets Cobb Vanth, he tells him that Boba Fett is a cold blooded killer that worked for the empire, to which Cobb says tell your spice runners tattooine is closed for business. Cad tells him you should have never given up your armour. How the heck does he know Cobb had Boba's armor and that he gave it to the Mandalorian. Clearly, Cad has been keeping track of everything going on in Tatooine. This must have been a major prospect planet for the Pykes. They were probably scouring different planets out for which is best to sell spice through, and Tatooine definitely won, or became a more prime hub for it. This means that Cad knows about the Mandalorian, he knows about Boba Fett not having his armour, so probably he's the one who killed the Tuskens and had been keeping an eye on them for a while as the pykes were travelling through Tatooine to do their trading, and he was hired to keep the operation going smoothly. This one line of dialogue is more creepy than I think many are giving it credit for. It's super unsettling how privy Cad is to all the events going on in Tatooine and all the characters we've been following for so long, he's been there watching and keeping tabs. It makes me wonder what would have happened had he actually been a bounty hunter to get Grogu from the Mandalorian. I don't think the Mandalorian would have had a chance. While the dark troopers were powerful physically, they weren't very bright. Cad Bane's big brain houses decades of fighting experience and war tactics that make him who he is. The only thing is, he's now so old, so I wonder how he's going keep up with all the fighting going down. Does he have backup? I can't imagine he's the only one who's protecting the pykes. There must be more muscle behind their grand plan and projects, and I think it's Crimson Dawn. I also believe Cad has some others he brought with him, like Boba Fett brought Fennec, Cad probably called up Bossk, who is equally as terrifying as Black Krrsantan. Why do you think Cad Bane knows so much about Cobb's armour? Was he the one who killed Boba's Tusken village? Where's the warrior who Boba worked with? What happened to her? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Le Geek Squadron passe au peigne fin la saison 1 de Star Wars The Book of Boba Fett : la culture Tusken, les flashbacks Ahsoka et Luke le casting l'action la musique the Mandalorian Grogu Fennec Shand ...tout est passé aux cribles.

Bob Cain and I go over the new Tusken kit. Will this new toon make the tuskens a must have team going forward? We also do a dive into datacron set 7. 5v5 has ended, the old man and the immortal one finally have good records to talk about. All community questions are read and discussed. I have spoken

Seguimos con el rewatch de las películas de Star Wars con el Episodio 2: El ataque de los clones. Ahora ya tenemos a Hayden Christensen como Anakin, mientras que Natalie Portman, mucho menos niña, sigue como Padme. La historia tiene de fondo una trama de manipulación para enfrentar a dos bandos y crear una guerra civil que sitúe a Palpatine al frente de todo. Pero la parte política, que podría ser interesante, se toca poco en una película donde hay una historia muy básica con mucho, muchísimo CGI. Y sinceramente, ¿nadie se ha dado cuenta en 10 años de entrenamiento de que Anakin está hasta el cuezo de lado oscuro? Si vas a proteger a Padme caída en la arena de Geonosis, te expulsamos de la orden Jedi, pero si te cargas a todo un poblado de Tusken, incluidos los niños, todo bien. Ok... Desgranamos la peli y sus cosas buenas y malas. Veamos cómo ha envejecido. ¡Te queremos 3000! ¿Quieres colaborar con el programa? - Colabora en Patreon Continúa la conversación en: - Discord: https://discord.gg/RR3ArxzGD4 - Twitter: https://twitter.com/SaliendoDonut

Hyperspace Theories podcast returns to the realm of Star Wars storytelling with this month's episode, in which Tricia Barr and B.J. Priester discuss The Book of Boba Fett. In addition to its seven chapter, we also consider insights from the Disney Gallery episode exploring the development and production of the Disney+ series.   We begin with the titular character. The first four episodes of The Book of Boba Fett portray two sets of events in his life: his experiences from his escape from the Sarlaac Pit until his appearance in “The Tragedy” chapter of The Mandalorian season two to reclaim his father's armor, and his return to Tatooine to establish himself as “daimyo” upon the throne previously occupied by Jabba the Hutt and Bib Fortuna. Each of these storylines contains some interesting ideas for Fett's character development, but both fail to meet the potential of those ideas. In addition, the series at times relies heavily on homages to famous cinema (like Lawrence of Arabia or The Godfather) and references to previous Star Wars material (including comics, books, and videogames) without challenging or subverting some of the damaging tropes frequently found in those sources, particularly in the thin characterization of the female characters and the fate of the indigenous Tusken tribe that welcomed Fett into its community. Although the finale episode delivers exciting Star Wars action sequences, it ends on a meta-referential note: Fett himself wonders aloud whether he should have been pursuing the objective of becoming daimyo in the first place. Even more jarring, the fifth and sixth chapters of The Book of Boba Fett barely even include him at all. Instead, the focus on events that we would have expected to appear in season three of The Mandalorian, including Din Djarin's return to the Armorer's covert, his acquisition of a new starship to replace the RazorCrest, and his paternal caring for Grogu. Another appearance by Ahsoka Tano delivers unexpected emotion for Din in doing what's right for Grogu, as well as for the audience with dialogue overtly linking her current role in the galaxy to her past with the Skywalker family. A surprisingly lengthy appearance by Luke reveals more about Grogu, while also testing both Luke and Grogu in their commitment to the Jedi path. Directed by Bryce Dallas Howard and Dave Filoni, respectively, these two episodes offer far stronger Star Wars storytelling than the rest of The Book of Boba Fett. Related: Hyperspace Theories: The Story of The Mandalorians Contact Information: Hyperspace Theories: Twitter @HyperspacePod Tricia Barr: Twitter @FANgirlcantina; email Tricia@fangirlblog.com B.J. Priester: Twitter @RedPenofLex; email Lex@fangirlblog.com

In this episode's opening, Kirsty recommends the following: - Cinema of Unease: A Personal Journey by Sam Neill, dir. Sam Neill and Judy Rymer And Rachael has these picks: - The Red Shoes, dir. Powell and Pressburger - Sunrise, dir. F. W. Murnau - The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, dir. Isao Takahata - The Northman, dir. Robert Eggers - Benedetta, dir. Paul Verhoeven We then move on to discuss the new poster and trailer for 'Obi-Wan Kenobi', as well as quickly covering the full schedule release for Star Wars Celebration 2022. We then progress to our spotlight discussion, which is focused on John Jackson Miller's 2013 novel 'Kenobi'. We share our thoughts on the book's themes (grief!), characters (Anileen!) and world-building (Tusken culture!), and give it a hearty recommendation. We're very interested to see how it compares with the eventual series. Many thanks to Christy Carew for the Scavenger's Hoard theme, and Nemling for our artwork.

TDP 1061:  Binge The Book of Boba Fett  Episode 7 #StarWars   R2-D2 flies Grogu, who has chosen Djarin's chain mail, to Motto's hangar. Bane and the Pykes confront Fett, Shand, and Djarin outside the remains of the Sanctuary, where Bane reveals that the Pykes killed Fett's Tusken tribe and framed the biker gang. The other crime families betray Fett and attack his soldiers throughout Mos Espa. Fett and Djarin send Shaiz's majordomo to distract the Pykes, allowing the pair to attack the group though they are soon outnumbered. Freetown's citizens and the cyborgs arrive to save the pair, but the group are overwhelmed again by two shielded Scorpenek droids. Motto arrives with Grogu, who helps Djarin destroy one of the Scorpeneks while Fett's rancor destroys the other. Bane scares off the rancor and defeats Fett in a gun duel, but Fett kills Bane with his gaffi stick. Grogu lulls the rancor to sleep, ending its rampage. In Mos Eisley, Shand kills the Pyke boss, Shaiz, and the other crime lords. As Mos Espa praises Fett, Djarin and Grogu fly away in their N-1 starfighter. Later, Vanth heals in Fett's bacta tank with the mod artist standing nearby.

TDP 1059:   Binge The Book of Boba Fett  Episode 4   In the bacta tank, Fett remembers trying to reclaim his  from Jabba's Palace, which was heavily guarded. When he discovered Shand dying from a gut wound, Fett took her to a Mos Eisley mod-parlor, where her life was saved with cybernetics. In return, Fett requested Shand's help to break into the palace, now ruled by . After fighting the guards and retrieving Fett's ship, Shand decided to stay with Fett. They killed the biker gang that Fett believed to have massacred his Tusken tribe, before flying to the sarlacc pit to retrieve his armor. Shand killed the attacking sarlacc with a seismic charge, though Fett did not find his armor inside. In the present, Fett emerges from the bacta tank fully healed. He witnesses Krrsantan fighting  in the Sanctuary and hires him. At a banquet, he urges Mos Espa's other crime bosses to unite against the Pyke Syndicate, but they refuse. With the rancor's presence, Fett convinces them to remain neutral while he fights the Syndicate alone. Shand suggests that they hire reinforcements for the imminent war.

TDP 1058: Binge The Book of Boba Fett  Episode 3   Fett is asked by water-monger Lortha Peel to punish a gang of  who are stealing his water in Mos Espa, claiming that the citizens of Tatooine do not respect Fett yet. Upon seeing that the gang has no work, Fett employs the cyborgs as enforcers and demands that Peel reduce his prices. In his bacta tank, Fett recalls seeking the toll from the Pykes on behalf of the Tusken tribe, only to find the tribe destroyed by the Nikto gang on his return. His memories are interrupted when Fett is attacked by Krrsantan. Fett, Shand, the guards, and the cyborgs fight off and capture the Wookiee. The Twins soon apologize for sending Krrsantan, claiming that Shaiz has promised Jabba's territory to another syndicate. The Twins vow to leave Tatooine and gift a  to Fett. After releasing Krrsantan and resolving to train the rancor, Fett goes to Mos Espa with Shand and the cyborgs to question Shaiz. They find the mayor absent but chase down his majordomo who reveals that Shaiz is working with the Pykes. Later, the Pykes begin arriving in Mos Espa and Fett decides to prepare for war.

TDP 1057: Binge The Book of Boba Fett  Episode 2   Fett and Shand interrogate the captured assassin who claims to have been hired by Mok Shaiz, the Mayor of Mos Espa. Shaiz denies this but offers payment to Fett for capturing the assassin and suggests that they visit the Sanctuary again. Fwip informs Fett that two of Jabba's cousins, a pair of Hutts known as "The Twins", want to claim Jabba's throne for themselves. The Twins arrive with the Wookiee bounty hunter  and try to intimidate Fett, but he refuses to submit. In the bacta tank, Fett remembers the Tuskens teaching him their style of combat and desert survival skills. After the tribe was attacked by a  Syndicate spice train, Fett stole  from a nearby  gang and taught the Tuskens how to ride them. He led the tribe in a successful attack to stop the train and warned the surviving Pykes that they would have to pay a toll to enter the Tuskens' territory in the future. To be admitted into the Tusken tribe, Fett was guided by a lizard inside his head to a branch, which he turned into his gaffi stick. The tribe then held a ceremony to accept him.

TDP 1056: Binge The Book of Boba Fett  Episode 1    barely escapes from the  that swallowed him and is left for dead by  who steal his Mandalorian armor. He is captured by  and fails to escape their camp. Five years later, Fett and  have taken control of 's criminal empire on . They receive  from local dignitaries and gain the services of two  guards. Fett and Shand visit the Sanctuary, a cantina in Mos Espa run by Garsa Fwip, who also offers a tribute. Outside the cantina, the group is ambushed by assassins, whom they fight off. Shand captures one of the assailants after pursuing them across the rooftops. The guards take an injured Fett to the palace and place him in a  tank for healing. Fett remembers his time with the Tuskens: he and a  prisoner were forced to dig for black melons in the desert until they were attacked by a large sand creature that killed the Rodian. Fett killed the creature, saving a Tusken child and earning the respect of the tribe.

On this, our 5th Monday Obi-Day installment, we look at the final story featuring him in the 1st series of Star Wars comics. It's a mini tale, highlighting his evolving relationship with the Tuskens. Punch it! ***I'm listener supported! Join the community at http://Patreon.com/sw7x7 to get access to bonus episodes and other insider rewards.*** 

In the Woodland neighborhood on Duluth's east side, the average person lives to be more than 90 years old. Six miles away, in the west side's Lincoln Park neighborhood, the average person lives to be only 69.  Twenty-one years of life, separated by a 12-minute drive.  That data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention puts into sharp focus the geographical and generational divide separating Duluth's more working class, racially diverse west side above the St. Louis River from the city's whiter, more prosperous east end, overlooking Lake Superior. The gaps extend from health to income to housing but are perhaps most evident in education, where graduation rates and test scores are substantially lower at the west side's Denfeld High School than at East High School, and where recent efforts to redraw school boundaries laid bare the divisions that remain between the two sides of town. “It's a justice issue,” said Mary Owen, a Native American physician and professor at the University of Minnesota Medical School in Duluth who helped found a community group that advocates for equity among the city's public schools. “This is not a level playing field … if you don't have the resources because of where you were born.” Map: Duluth's east and west sides https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/qo9hv/3/ There have been significant efforts to close those gaps in recent years. Owen and other advocates have persuaded school officials to allocate additional funding to western schools. Efforts within the schools to improve outcomes have begun to bear fruit.  But achievement gaps remain stubbornly persistent. Recent test scores showed 73 percent of East High students scoring proficient in reading, compared to 44 percent of students at Denfeld. “That shows you the difference in the education that our students are getting from the west side of town in comparison to the east side of town,” said Ebony Hillman, education committee co-chair of the local chapter of the NAACP. Derek Montgomery for MPR News Duluth East High School (foreground) and Northland Country Club (top) as seen on Sunday in Duluth.   Redlining's legacy The roots of Duluth's east-west divide can be traced to the city's industrial boom in the late 1800s, when lumber mills, grain elevators and factories sprouted up along the St. Louis River southwest of downtown. Those jobs lured low-income, immigrant laborers, who lived in nearby neighborhoods so they could walk to their jobs, said regional historian Tony Dierckins. Those early factories were powered by coal-fired generators that belched clouds of black smoke into the air. The city's wealthier residents began migrating east, away from the pollution, where they built large homes and imposing mansions overlooking Lake Superior. “So you get this wealthy, residential, eastern end of town, and the poor, blue-collar, industrial, lower-income folks on the west part of town,” said Dierckins, who wrote about the east-west divide in his book, “Duluth: An Urban Biography.” Racial segregation began to take root in the early 1900s when U.S. Steel built a mill along the St. Louis River, and recruited African Americans from the South to work there. They weren't allowed to live in Morgan Park, the company town U.S. Steel built to house employees, so many instead settled in neighborhoods farther west.  That segregation was further cemented in the 1930s when the federal government evaluated the perceived lending risk in neighborhoods in more than 200 cities, including Duluth. The maps drawn by the federal Home Owners' Loan Corp. color-coded in red the neighborhoods that were considered the highest risk for lenders. “They looked at neighborhoods through a very racist perspective,” said Duluth city planner Kathy Wilson, who's researched redlining in Duluth.  Many of Duluth's western neighborhoods were infamously “redlined,” either coded red for “hazardous” or yellow for “definitely declining.” They included descriptions such as “occupied by many nationalities of the low income class, including negroes,“ and “foreign industrial workers occupy the area, Italians predominating.” Even people who were able to buy homes, Wilson said, couldn't get loans to help maintain them. “And then that legacy is those neighborhoods were not invested in for decades.”  The disparities that exist today between the east and west sides of Duluth are clear reflections of those past policies, Wilson added. Almost two-thirds of Duluth homes built more than 75 years ago are in western Duluth. More than three-quarters of the city's Native and Black populations live on the west side. Two-thirds of people living in poverty live in western Duluth. Life expectancy is significantly greater in many eastern neighborhoods.  “It's like they … took a snapshot of the neighborhoods in Duluth in 1936, and said, ‘We're gonna keep it like this,'” Wilson said. “And that's the problem that we now are faced with.” An In Focus conversation On equity in education Equal is not equitable The city's geographical divide intensified in 2011, when Duluth's Central High School closed. That left just two public high schools in the city — Denfeld on the west side, and East High. In the years since, Denfeld's enrollment has hovered around 1,000 students or fewer, as hundreds of students left for schools in neighboring districts, or for private and charter schools.  East, meanwhile, has grown, and now serves about 1,600 students. That's created its own challenges, including crowded classrooms and study halls.  But more students also mean added opportunity, including more scheduling options for students to take upper-level courses.  The school district also added a voluntary class period several years ago called “Zero Hour,” after officials canceled a seventh hour of classes because of budget cuts.  Zero Hour is available at both schools. But critics argue it unfairly benefits students from more privileged backgrounds at East because the students have to provide their own transportation. “What it really did was it widened the opportunity and the educational gap between students,” says Tonya Sconiers, a former assistant principal and principal at Denfeld for 19 years.  Sconiers joined a group of Denfeld parents and teachers in 2017 to push for greater equity between the two high schools. They argued that because students came to Denfeld with greater needs, the school needed additional resources to help them succeed. A system based on equality, where schools receive the same amount of money per pupil, only perpetuates disparities, they said.  “I can honestly tell you that it was an ongoing struggle and battle and challenge to make known the resources that were needed at Denfeld to meet the needs of the students,” Sconiers said.  The equity group eventually convinced the school district to reallocate funding it received for low-income students, to keep a greater percentage of those dollars at schools like Denfeld with higher concentrations of poverty.  Derek Montgomery for MPR News Duluth East spanish teacher Kim Kroll Strukel talks to her students during her class on March 18 at East High School. But Sconiers' advocacy came at a cost, she said. In 2019, she was fired for, among other reasons, “insubordination" and "inappropriately" using sick leave. Sconiers sued. In her 52-page federal lawsuit, she argued she was fired for speaking out on equity issues in a district divided by “East vs. West, or, the haves and the have-nots.” She also alleged Duluth schools treated her differently as a Black woman.  The school district denied discriminating against Sconiers. Eventually the two sides settled. Sconiers received $229,000 after attorney's fees. The district didn't admit any wrongdoing.  Sconiers, who now works for a statewide group pushing for education equity, said the legal fight helped shine a light on inequities in the system. Since Sconiers' firing, Duluth schools have hired new leaders who community members say are committed to addressing equity issues. 2021 Advocates call for constitutional amendment to help close state's achievement gaps Inside one Minnesota school district's battle Over an equity training program Derek Montgomery for MPR News Duluth Denfeld principal Tom Tusken talks about being an educator at Denfeld High School. They include Tom Tusken, Denfeld's principal, who served as assistant principal under Sconiers and was involved with the community equity group.  A former civics teacher, who graduated from Denfeld, met his wife there and lives less than a block away. Tusken choked up as he talked about Denfeld's students and the daily hurdles many face. He said it's hard to grasp the challenges many of his students face before even showing up at school. Nearly half qualify for free and reduced-price lunches. About a quarter are eligible for specialized education services. Many face trauma at home stemming from mental health issues and other challenges.  “And what really can get to me is the fact that sometimes the only thing that we report on is test scores or graduation numbers, but we don't look at what's behind those,” Tusken said. “What is reported simply is a comparison to our counterpart across town.” That “counterpart” is East High School, where fewer than 15 percent of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunches, and where test scores and graduation rates consistently outpace Denfeld.  The community, he said, needs to start looking at high school students not as Denfeld kids or East kids, but Duluth kids. “People have to understand the challenges, so they can then say ‘I'm OK with supporting kids that are not, quote-unquote, my own kids,'” he said. Derek Montgomery for MPR News Duluth Denfeld principal Tom Tusken shakes hands with sophomore Nevaeh Sanders earlier this month at Denfeld High School in Duluth. Some programs at Denfeld that give students additional emotional, social and academic support have begun to show promise. One of those, “Check and Connect,” was developed by researchers at the University of Minnesota. At Denfeld, it's geared toward students of color and those receiving special education services.  Mentors work closely with students to check on their assignments and attendance and identify challenges they're facing. They also connect with the student's family and teachers and identify additional resources, including an after-school tutoring program that offers free city bus passes so students have a way to get home.  Since the program began at Denfeld about five years ago, the graduation rate of participating students is 100 percent. During a recent visit to the school Tusken described “glimmers of hope.” That included the story of a student that morning who received a perfect score on an international studies project. “This kid doesn't smile,” Tusken said. “But he actually had a smile on his face.” “‘I guess I did pretty well,'” the boy told him.  In Duluth Groups are working to close the 'adventure gap' in ourdoor sports ‘Change is hard' Despite signs of progress, a proposal two years ago to shift school boundaries to better balance student demographics between East and Denfeld revealed just how entrenched the divide remains.  At a public meeting at East High School, parents reacted furiously, yelling and interrupting presenters.  “I was taken aback,” said Nikolas Bayuk, an east-side father of two who became involved with a Facebook parent group opposed to the proposed boundary changes.  But while he disagreed with how opponents to the changes behaved that night, he shared their point of view. Under some of the proposals, Bayuk's kids would have been sent to Lincoln Park Middle School and Denfeld on the west side of town.  Bayuk said he wasn't worried about the quality of education his kids would receive there, but with the hourlong bus ride the change would create.  “It wasn't so much of a concern for our kids being at the, quote-unquote, ‘bad school,'” he said. “It was how long is it going to take for our kids to get to school. We didn't move to the east end of town so our kids would go to school on the west end.” But the debate over the boundary proposal — and how western schools were often portrayed at those meetings — was frustrating for parents like Lindsay Kern, whose oldest daughter is a freshman at Denfeld.  She said she's fielded all kinds of questions and comments about their decision to send her daughter there, from “Do you think she'll be safe?” to “You guys can afford to send her anywhere, we're surprised that you made the decision to send her there.” Kern said those comments, which she described as based in fear, only reinforced their decision, adding that it's important to her and her husband, who are white, that their kids experience racial and socioeconomic diversity at school. She now counts herself a proud ambassador for western schools. “I think that that's really where the change is most likely to happen, when people have those opportunities to have one-on-one conversations with people who are actually a part of that school community.” But it's hard to change long-held perceptions. On her street, only two families attend Denfeld. The rest send their children to private and charter schools, or to public schools in neighboring districts.  Derek Montgomery for MPR News Math teacher Ed Lewis works through some math problems during his class on March 15 at Denfeld High School. Meanwhile, some families have moved to eastern neighborhoods because of concerns about the schools.  Jnana Hand got involved in the discussions over border changes because she feels people of color are often left out of those conversations. Hand is of African American, Native American, Hispanic and European heritage.  She's very concerned about racial segregation in Duluth schools and the concentration of poverty in western schools. But as the mom of a ninth grader, she was also concerned about sending her daughter to a high school that she didn't feel was getting the support it needed to serve its students.  “I just wasn't confident that my daughter would be OK.” So, Hand ended up moving to the east side of the district, where she found a good deal on a house she could afford. She says her daughter is slowly acclimating to a new school, and that staff there have been very supportive. The Duluth school board eventually put the boundary debate on hold. The district says the time frame for revisiting the issue is still under consideration. Tusken, Denfeld's principal, doesn't believe the community will ever get past its east-west divisions until it addresses the boundary issue.  Part of that responsibility, he said, lies with Denfeld to do a better job attracting students. Families, he noted, need to trust that regardless of where their children go to school, they will receive an excellent education.  “Because change is hard. And part of that conversation has to be how we address some of the disparities and inequities that have been inherent in Duluth for a long time.”  Derek Montgomery for MPR News Duluth Denfeld principal Tom Tusken helps student Gabriel Carrillo with a map on March 15. More from North Star Journey series As state considers repairs to I-94, Rondo residents look for reconnection Moorhead museum tells long-overlooked stories of Black history Artists craft new ways to teach Indigenous languages Worthington's fast-growing communities of color see economic gains but little political power. Yet. 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Os Pensadores comentam sobre as raízes do preconceito com o Povo da Areia, ou melhor, os Tusken! Uma leitura considerando o antropocentrismo dos colonos e a cosmovisão dos povos nativos.   - Arte: Pensadores de AlderaanEdição: Pensadores de AlderaanMúsica: Renan Valdez Roteiro: Pensadores de Alderaan Contato: Instagram, Facebook e email-

LeVar and Phil continue their eight-episode review of the Star Wars Disney plus' series, The Book of Boba Fett. Chapter 2: The Tribes of Tatooine dives into Boba's past life with the Tusken tribes and his continued efforts to solidify himself as the boss over his territory. Listen in as the After Watch bros give their thoughts on the series. What did you think of the second episode of The Book of Boba Fett? Song from our intro: Social Club Misfits - Screwed Up Kids (feat. Alex Faith, Dre Murray, K-Nuff & Juanlove) Outro: Transformers clip from 1980's cartoon series Voice Over: Lady Dee Email: TheAfterWatch@pm.me Tweeter: @after_watch. Instagram: @theafterwatch

Wenn es eine neue Star Wars-Serie gibt, müssen wir dazu auch eine Podcast-Folge aufnehmen. This is the Way. Nachdem die erste Staffel von The Book of Boba Fett auf Disney+ nun zu Ende hast, haben wir das als Anlass genommen im Podcast darüber zu sprechen. Es geht um Tusken, Kopfgeldjäger, Mandalorianer, Starfighter und noch viel mehr. Wer also hören will, wie uns die Serie gefallen hat, wie viele Clone Wars-Easter Eggs Bea finden konnte, aber auch was bei Yvonne so abgeht und welche Videospiele Miggi schon wieder gespielt hat, ist genau an der richtigen Stelle.   Feedback und Kritik könnt ihr gerne auf Twitter, per Mail oder in den Kommentaren hinterlassen. Außerdem könnt ihr auf www.twitch.tv/threetwoplay vorbeischauen und abonnieren bzw. unsere Livestreams verfolgen, uns unter www.patreon.com/threetwoplay unterstützen oder auch einfach eine nette Bewertung über iTunes da lassen. Wir freuen uns über nette Worte, wenn es euch gefällt, aber Kritik verkraften wir auch. Einfach in die Tasten hauen. Dazu ist das Internet ja da. Danke auf jeden Fall schon einmal, dass ihr überhaupt da seid.  

Ted enlists the help of his friends to guide us through our thoughts and feelings of the Book of Boba Fett. Garsa Fwip's assets, the This is the Way Club, and Tusken impressions highlight this all inclusive review of the series. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In our final review of Boba Fett season 1, we'll focus on the execution of his past-time storyline. It features the most compelling moments of the series - and also some of the most frustrating ones from a critical perspective. Punch it! ***I'm listener supported! Join the community at http://Patreon.com/sw7x7 to get access to bonus episodes and other insider rewards.*** 

This is SPOILER FILLED, watch the show before you listen!! Great Value Avril Lavigne, we needed more Danny Trejo, we could have had two Rancors for sure. Reviewing our theories, Luke is def being whiney about Grogu's choice, Bane shows up so early, and he's a gossipy bitch. Hey Luke that's your sister, Krrrsantan really took a beating this episode, Mando is ride or die. Shooting from the knee, Freetown, Rancor fighting, and quick gafi stick moves. Character redemption and Tusken yells, cute Grogu cuddling a rancor, and master assassin work. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nerdpostpodcast/support

Podcast patrocinado por: Paraíso Friki https://paraisofriki.es/ Kinton Brands https://www.kintonbrands.com/ Si te gusta Fase 24 Podcast y quieres apoyarnos y ayudarnos a mejorar, invítanos a un café: https://ko-fi.com/fase24 El cazarrecompensas más famoso de Star Wars llega a Fase 24. El Libro de Boba Fett no ha dejado indiferente a ninguno de los seguidores de los nuevos contenidos de Disney Plus para esta galaxia muy lejana. Jon Favreau a los mandos del guion, con Dave Filoni siempre en las entretelas y Robert Rodríguez como 'showrunner' principal y director de tres episodios nos llevan a la historia de Boba Fett, al que dejamos en la segunda temporada del Mandaloriano instalado en el trono de Jabba el Hutt. El resurgimiento del personaje tras salir de las entrañas del Sarlacc en el Episodio VI de El Retorno del Jedi, la forma en la que le afecta su pasado, especialmente la pérdida de su padre, el camino de supervivencia junto a los Tusken, su retorno forzado a la vida de un mercenario en las que se difumina la línea entre el bien y el mal y su convicción de convertirse en un líder proteja al pueblo son algunos de los hilos conductores de una serie que se ha llevado tantos halagos como críticas y es que muchos piensan que lo peor que le podía pasar a esta serie es que sus mejores episodios sean precisamente en los que su protagonista no aparece o, si lo hace, es de forma testimonial. Nostros, con nuestro tono habitual, vamos a intentar analizar todo lo que hemos visto, a resaltar algunas de las referencias y datos de la serie y a destacar lo que más y lo menos nos ha gustado, siempre con argumentos y siempre respetando al que piensa diferente. Porque de otra forma no seríamos Fase 24. Equipo habitual Javier Moñino Ismael Marín 'Sagaelx' Invitado Paco 'Barad Nim' Más sobre nosotros https://fase24.es/

Podcast patrocinado por: Paraíso Friki https://paraisofriki.es/ Kinton Brands https://www.kintonbrands.com/ Si te gusta Fase 24 Podcast y quieres apoyarnos y ayudarnos a mejorar, invítanos a un café: https://ko-fi.com/fase24 El cazarrecompensas más famoso de Star Wars llega a Fase 24. El Libro de Boba Fett no ha dejado indiferente a ninguno de los seguidores de los nuevos contenidos de Disney Plus para esta galaxia muy lejana. Jon Favreau a los mandos del guion, con Dave Filoni siempre en las entretelas y Robert Rodríguez como 'showrunner' principal y director de tres episodios nos llevan a la historia de Boba Fett, al que dejamos en la segunda temporada del Mandaloriano instalado en el trono de Jabba el Hutt. El resurgimiento del personaje tras salir de las entrañas del Sarlacc en el Episodio VI de El Retorno del Jedi, la forma en la que le afecta su pasado, especialmente la pérdida de su padre, el camino de supervivencia junto a los Tusken, su retorno forzado a la vida de un mercenario en las que se difumina la línea entre el bien y el mal y su convicción de convertirse en un líder proteja al pueblo son algunos de los hilos conductores de una serie que se ha llevado tantos halagos como críticas y es que muchos piensan que lo peor que le podía pasar a esta serie es que sus mejores episodios sean precisamente en los que su protagonista no aparece o, si lo hace, es de forma testimonial. Nostros, con nuestro tono habitual, vamos a intentar analizar todo lo que hemos visto, a resaltar algunas de las referencias y datos de la serie y a destacar lo que más y lo menos nos ha gustado, siempre con argumentos y siempre respetando al que piensa diferente. Porque de otra forma no seríamos Fase 24. Equipo habitual Javier Moñino Ismael Marín 'Sagaelx' Invitado Paco 'Barad Nim' Más sobre nosotros https://fase24.es/

Why Cad Bane… WHHHHHHYYYYY! This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl talk about the (hopefully series) finale of the Book of Boba Fett, Season 1 of Reacher, and News Bites on Terror on the Prairie, Obi-Wan, the Discovery Warner Media Merger, and Reacher Season 2! Episode Index Intro: 0:07 Terror On the Prairie: 4:02 Obi-Wan: 9:00 Discovery-Warner Media: 14:48 Reacher Season 2: 25:15 Book of Boba Fett: 27:53 Reacher: 46:54 News Bites Terror on the Prairie Official Teaser Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCYVBMXI8zw ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi' to Debut in May on Disney+ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/obi-wan-kenobi-to-debut-in-may-1235090177 Discovery-WarnerMedia Merger Gets U.S. Antitrust Clearance https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/discovery-warnermedia-merger-gets-u-s-antitrust-clearance-1235089790 ‘Reacher' Scores Quick Season 2 Renewal at Amazon https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/amazon-renews-reacher-season-2-1235088522 The Book of Boba Fett (Season 1 Chapter 7) Out of 5 Convoluted Stories Darryl: 2.5/5 Brian: 1/5 Out of 10 Lost Its Balance in the Force Darryl: 5/10 Brian: 5/10 Title: “Chapter 7: In the Name of Honor” Directed by: Robert Rodriguez Written by: Jon Favreau Release Date: February 9, 2022 Summary Grogu chooses Djarin’s chain mail, and R2-D2 flies him to Motto’s hangar. Bane and the Pykes confront Fett, Shand, and Djarin outside the remains of the Sanctuary, where Bane reveals that the Pykes killed Fett’s Tusken tribe and framed the biker...

SPOILERS for the finale of the Book of Boba Fett! Grogu chooses Djarin's chain mail, and R2-D2 flies him to Motto's hangar. Bane and the Pykes confront Fett, Shand, and Djarin outside the remains of the Sanctuary, where Bane reveals that the Pykes killed Fett's Tusken tribe and framed the biker gang. The other crime families betray Fett and attack his soldiers throughout Mos Espa. Fett and Djarin send Shaiz's majordomo to distract the Pykes, allowing the pair to attack the group though they are soon outnumbered. Freetown's citizens and the cyborgs arrive to save the pair, but the group are overwhelmed again by two shielded Scorpenek droids. Motto arrives with Grogu, who helps Djarin destroy one of the Scorpeneks while Fett's rancor destroys the other. Bane scares off the rancor and defeats Fett in a gun duel, but Fett kills Bane with his gaffi stick. Grogu lulls the rancor to sleep, ending its rampage. In Mos Eisley, Shand kills the Pyke boss, Shaiz, and the other crime lords. As Mos Espa praises Fett, Djarin and Grogu fly away in their N-1 starfighter. Later, Vanth is healing in Fett's bacta tank as the mod artist prepares cybernetic enhancements.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Star Wars Book of Boba Fett 1x07 reaction & aftershow! Ending Explained, Post-Credit Scene, and what happens to Tatooine next? Go to http://HelloFresh.com/wookieeleaks16 and use code wookieeleaks16 for up to 16 free meals AND 3 free gifts! Visit http://onepeloton.com to learn more about their great fitness app. Get your next delicious bowl of guilt-free cereal at http://MagicSpoon.com/WOOKIEELEAKS and use the code WOOKIEELEAKS to save $5. Welcome back to Wookieeleaks, New Rockstars' Star Wars aftershow with Erik Voss and Tommy Bechtold! This week, we react to The Book of Boba Fett FINALE, in which Grogu returns to Tatooine to save Mando from the Rancor, Boba Fett's combined forces defeat the Pykes, and Boba defeats Cad Bane with the help of his Tusken training! But what exactly was the "Book" of Boba Fett? Erik and Tommy review the season with some honest thoughts! Check out our sweet, sweet merch! http://www.newrockstarsmerch.com

Happy Star Wars Podcast Day! We are back with another topical episode about the representation of the Tusken Tribesmen on Tatooine in The Book of Boba Fett. Ethan And Alex talk about how the Tuskens get humanized from their earlier interpretations, how they are obviously representative of Native Americans and how they are discarded when they no longer served the plot. Is this acceptable? Is being better but not great good enough? All these questions and more on this weeks episode. We are celebrating Star Wars Podcast Day 2022! In honor of the first Star Wars Podcast released on this day, Jedi Talks, we are joining a legion of other Star Wars podcasters to celebrate Podcasting about Star Wars. Follow the Hashtag #StarWarsPodcastDay or #SWPD2022 to find all the podcasts involved. Here are the links to the articles we used in this months episode. https://gizmodo.com/how-the-book-of-boba-fett-evolved-star-wars-view-of-the-1848361263 https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/book-of-boba-fest-tusken-raider-deaths-originally-much-worse-temuera-morrison.html/ https://www.escapistmagazine.com/the-book-of-boba-fett-episode-2-review-the-tribes-of-tatooine/

In today's episode, Why Did George Change It? Drew from Tusken Radio is joining us to discuss an age old topic. Why did George change the scene? Individually will give our opinions and then tell how we would have done it differently. Plus we will get to the What If???, some news and rumors, and finish off the show with some Charlie's impossible Quiz. This is going to be a lot of fun and laughter on the outrageous Star Wars show. We hope you enjoy today's show. If you liked the show, please give a five-star rating on whatever platform you use to consume your content. It really does help. If possible, share it with your friends and family. It would be greatly appreciated. And don't forget to subscribe to the show. That way you will be notified every time we release a new episode. As always, thank you for spending your time listening to this podcast. For anyone that would like to be a guest on the show, or has any questions about the show. Please do not hesitate to email us. We would love to hear from you. Follow us on our Social Media for more great content. LightSaber Radio Contact Info Email - light.saber.radio1@gmail.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6gyZJIz6OsbJ7ShnSgDAwQ/videos Twitter - https://twitter.com/LSR_Podcast Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Lightsaber-Radio-105935108382033 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lightsaber.radio/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@lightsaber_radio?lang=en The story, art, and characters therein are the property of whoever holds the copyright to this material. We do not claim ownership of the source material. This podcast was produced for noncommercial use, to be enjoyed by ourselves, fellow fans, and the original creators as a tribute to Star Wars. Please support the official release. #starwars #starwarspodcast #starwarsfan #themandalorian #maythe4thbewithyou #starwarscelebration #thebadbatch #starwarsday #starwarsvisions #lightsaber --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lightsaber-radio/message

This week all of us are here to discuss Star Trek Prodigy "Kobayashi" and Book of Boba Fett "The Tribes of Tatooine." -Nathan

Multiple characters across multiple episodes of The Book of Boba Fett have mentioned that Tatooine once had oceans and tons of water. So what happened? Today, the Legends version from a Tusken storyteller... Punch it! ***I'm listener supported! Join the community at http://Patreon.com/sw7x7 to get access to bonus episodes and other insider rewards.*** 

This week @adafruit we're 3D printing a prop from Star Wars Book of Boba. Prototyping a snap fit case for the TFT Feather with new Quantum Filament. Shop talk demo featuring new hydro dipping sheets with 3D printed parts. Timelapse this week goes to a floating ghost inspired by Boo from Mario Bros. It's Lovely! Learn Guide https://learn.adafruit.com/tusken-chief-staff/ YouTube Video https://youtu.be/maIjKIBxgro CAD files on Thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5206023 CAD files on Prusa Printers https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/120649-tusken-chief-staff TFT Feather ESP32-S2 https://www.adafruit.com/product/5300 Hydro Dipping Sheets https://www.adafruit.com/product/3539 Quantum Filament Matterhackers https://www.matterhackers.com/store/c/matterhackers-quantum-pla Timelapse Tuesday Mario Boo Ghost - Jeremiah Lee https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5168166 https://youtu.be/gbWy7ESDlXY Community Makes https://www.thingiverse.com/make:1002898 loki stick TVA https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/7271-heat-set-insert-press/comments#makes heatset https://www.thingiverse.com/make:1002434 mario boo Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ -----------------------------------------

In this episode we discuss and review the first two episodes of "The Book of Boba Fett" with hosts, Pastor WIll Rose and TJ Blackwell. Why has the character changed so much? What can we learn about his healing process? Who are the real villains of Star Wars? What do we really know about Tusken culture? We ask all this and more in this episode! Let us know what you think about "The Book of Boba Fett" so far on our website: systematicgeekology.org

Queremos saber mas del Tattooine que aparece en el LIBRO DE BOBA FETT, su historia antigua y seres que habitan este desértico planeta. Tambien conocer mas de los Tusken Raiders, sus tribus y forma de vida. 

This is SPOILER FILLED, watch the show before you listen!! Indigenous... homeowners? Empathy and compassion for Tusken Raiders... are we the bad guys?? Overpriced assassins, mayor plot development, are those twins conjoined? Time with the Tuskens, shooting at a train, who are we rooting for here? Feigning ignorance, people are definitely buying lizards now. Laying on your back waving your arms around, forging a Gaffi stick, and speculation about what Tusken faces actually look like. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nerdpostpodcast/support

We're a little delayed, but we're back and like everyone else in this galaxy, we're talking about and currently obsessed with The Book of Boba Fett! We watched the first two episodes and have nothing but love for this new live-action entry in the Star Wars TV canon. We discuss everything from new characters, Boba's amazing character arc so far, and the deep look at Tusken culture we haven't seen before. We can't overstate how much we enjoyed these first two episodes and can't wait for more! And, be sure to follow us on Twitter @DistantEchoesSW or send us questions to DistantEchoesSW@gmail.com. Follow Cassie on Twitter @Cassiethulu on Twitter and Tommy @AwkwardComma. Theme Music 失望した by EVA https://joshlis.bandcamp.com Promoted by @RoyaltyFreePlanet - https://royaltyfreeplanet.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 http://bit.ly/RFP_CClicense Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/5E4KvU... Vibe to EVA's entire "Rear View" album here: https://youtu.be/Gpm6YPwqJUA

Phillip and Daryl chat about the latest episode of The Book of Boba Fett and how it's basically a Western movie masquerading as a Star Wars episode. #SaveTheBanthas

Star Wars's Boba Fett has gone full Tusken. Along with the return of the Hutts.

Join Silver and Cat as we enter into week three of our Boba and Friends takeover! This week, we're joined by The Geeky Waffle's Arezou Amin, and boy are you guys in for a treat. Dive Into the Garbage Chute with our three co-hoes (hoes?! Do you mean hosts?!) as we break down Chapter Three of The Book of Boba Fett: “The Tribes of Tatooine”. We start off this week's episode getting to know a little bit more about Arezou and her journey with Star Wars. The girls all bond over their love for Rey and… Obi-Wan Kenobi, of course. Silver fell in love with a fellow High Republic book nerd at Barnes and Noble and tells us all about it.The co-hoes discuss the continuing theme of the gangster genre in Book of Boba Fett, why Fennec Shand truly is the light of this show, and everyone's new favorite wookie - Santy! How can one be so menacing and so beautiful all at once?Wrapping up this week's discussion, the girls dive deep into the symbolism of Boba Fett becoming one with the Tusken tribe he fights alongside, the making of his staff, and a lizard?! Up the nose?!You can keep up with Arezou and her adventures in nerd-dom at:thegeekywaffle.comarezoudeetoo.cominstagram.com/arezoudeetootwitter.com/ArezouAminWhile we can't yet ForceTime, we'd still love to connect!SOCIAL MEDIA:instagram.com/intothegcpodcasttwitter.com/InGarbageChuteCONTACT:intothegcpodcast@gmail.com

This week we suck some lizards up our noses and get all dizzy as we discuss this second chapter of The Book of Boba Fett titled The Tribes of Tatooine Directed by Steph Green. Join Nate, Kevin, Justin, and Darcy as we discuss this flash back heavy episode that delves deep into the troublesome and dangerous past of Boba Fett's time with the Tusken tribe. Check out Geekcentric on: YouTube Instagram Twitter Join Nate on Twitch at - twitch.tv/nateplaysgames Follow NatePlaysGames on Instagram & Discord

After a rocky start, with an underwhelming first chapter, there were some concerns about how the rest of 'The Book of Boba Fett' would play out. Fortunately, Chapter 2 put that all to rest with a spectacular follow up. "The Tribes of Tatooine" continues to explore the Tusken culture, and likely finished what "The Mandalorian" started, by officially winning most us over to being full fledged fans of "the sand people". Meanwhile, the "contemporary" story jacks up the stakes as some major players are introduced to threaten Boba's burgeoning criminal empire. This is all done while finding time for some very fun and satisfying nods to long time Star Wars fans throughout the episode. This is top notch Star Wars in nearly every regard. Join Julian and Rachel as they dissect it all!

Nuevo episodio del podcast de “La Fragua de Beskar” en donde seguimos hablando del puto amo, del mejor caza recompensas de la galaxia, del legendario Boba Fett. Jandro, Amelia, Neme, Lluís y Randir hablan del segundo episodio de la serie, en la que seguimos viendo el intento de Boba y Fennec por controlar el crimen en Tatooine, sin embargo las cosas no pintan sencillas pues llegan a reclamar el trono de Jabba dos de sus primos escoltados por el famoso cazarecompensas de los cómics Krrsantan el Negro, de hecho la aparición de este cameo nos pone a soñar con otros tantos ¿Cad Bane?¿Bossk?¿Han Solo?. Paralelo a ello seguimos dentro de los flashbacks de Boba esta vez con una tribu Tusken más inclusiva a la que incluso ayuda en pro de derrotar al Sindicato Pyke quienes atravesaban el mar de dunas asesinando tuskens a diestra y siniestra. - La Fragua de Beskar es un podcast colombo-español especializado en todo el universo de Star Wars, para más información y actualidad seguidnos en redes sociales. - Twitter: https://twitter.com/LBeskar?t=oQ9crBpcNKYcnEeEj16ueg&s=09 - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCozJkvORqB4gNP4iLtFyURQ Edición de Cristian Torres

In this episode, we discuss the first episode of The Book of Boba Fett!Topics include: Cantina Band Remix on Spotify, the Filoni-and-Favreauverse, The Seven Degrees of Boba Fett, Avar Kriss saving Boba Fett, and Grogu the Mandalorian.

Nuevo episodio del podcast de “La Fragua de Beskar” en donde seguimos hablando del puto amo, del mejor caza recompensas de la galaxia, del legendario Boba Fett. Jandro, Neme, Lluís y Randir hablan sobre el inicio de tan esperada serie, del misterio resuelto tras la salida de Fett de las entrañas del Sarlacc, de su esclavitud a manos de una tribu de Tusken y de sus retos para establecerse como nuevo jefe del crimen junto a Fennec Shand en Tatooine tras dar muerte a Bib Fortuna. - La Fragua de Beskar es un podcast colombo-español especializado en todo el universo de Star Wars, para más información y actualidad seguidnos en redes sociales. - Twitter: https://twitter.com/LBeskar?t=oQ9crBpcNKYcnEeEj16ueg&s=09 - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCozJkvORqB4gNP4iLtFyURQ Edición de Cristian Torres

Tusken Tuesday: Colin and Mike talk about Tusken raiders. From their history in the star wars universe, to how to build a costume. Sharing our thoughts of all things tusken, with a little stormtrooper sidetracking of course. If you are looking for some of the web resources we talked about or want to start your on tusken, here are a few links, but let us know if you have any questions: Tutorial:https://www.studiocreations.com/howto/tuskenraider/main.html Tusken CRL (costuming reference libraryhttps://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:TuskenRaiderMaleAttackoftheClones https://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:TuskenRaiderMaleANewHope Packs and goods: https://www.ima-usa.com

Episode VI: Mando Pink's Tusken prejudice takes center stage after they collect a Kyrat Dragon pearl & Clamm drowns his sorrow in a galaxy far far away. Coming off a bender in the his Jawa's mobile home, Clamm enjoys their time together after watching the Mandalorian but misses his wife. Pink on the other hand is jealous Sand people hog all the spot light on Tatooine. Gonk continues to be the most interesting man in the world. Enjoy! CREDITS: Hosts- Sam Norton & Kevin Kogan Editor- Ryan Walker Art by- Jon Lyons frogisis.artstation.com/ Theme Song- "Star Wars - Cantina Band" by: Star Wars www.youtube.com/channel/UCmvX7nMxKhvknepZ6Z_VFLA

Maria Tusken chats with Keri and Carter about her Polarized Knits giveaway! Maria went and made something awesome, so we wanted to share it with all of you: Introducing Polarized Knits by Tuskenknits! Colors inspired by current culture and the polarization of ideas. Maria is launching this collection with mini-skein sets in her shop and a GIVEAWAY collaboration with us, Unsafe Space! You have two ways to win your own mini-skein set: subscribe to Unsafe Space on YouTube or Bitchute and leave a comment on this video with the hashtag "#polarizedknits," or head over to Instagram and use the #polarizedknits hashtag in a comment on @tuskenknits or @_unsafespace. Winners will be announced Monday! In the meantime, you can visit tuskenknits.com to purchase this limited edition set. The Em-ocean-al Labor Set (top) includes Echo Chamber, Othering, Em-ocean-al Labor, Purity Spiral, and Virtue Signal. The Woke Set (bottom) includes Gaslight, Sitting With My Discomfort, Problematic, Woke, and Microaggression. YouTube link to video version of this episode: https://youtu.be/jUjUzYxuiuM

Carter and Keri speak with Maria Tusken. Maria is the owner of Tuskenknits, a hand-dyed yarn company based near Seattle, WA. She was ostracized from most of the knitting community in January of this year for speaking up about a "conversation" around racism in knitting. Since then she has woken up to the current SJW mentality in the world and watched as the knitters continue on their path of "inclusivity" and "tolerance". Maria also enjoys writing, sewing vintage clothing, and reading old books. She lives in the countryside near Seattle with her husband, two cats, and two dogs. You can follow Maria here: Instagram: @tuskenknits YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_MvVbAcdrUtCLER8ktrPvA/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tuskenknits/ Website: Tuskenknits.com About Deprogrammed Every Thursday at 10:00 Pacific (or 11:00, depending on Keri's schedule), former SJW Keri Smith joins Unsafe Space to co-host "Deprogrammed." We'll explore the philosophy, strategy, and tactics that Marxist and postmodern nihilists use to program "Social Justice Warriors," turning otherwise thoughtful, critically-minded individuals into armies of extreme leftist NPCs. Each week, we'll talk about a different aspect of "social justice" culture, drawing both from Keri's personal experience as well as current events. YouTube link to video version of this episode: https://youtu.be/up7JgDsvrhI

Join us this week as cover all the latest Star Wars: Destiny news, analyze the card Flame Thrower (AW24), and dive into this week's topic, “Tusken Crime Lord,” where Jason discusses his current deck build, a mono-yellow for the villains featuring an elite Bala-Tik (AW19) and two Tusken Raiders (AW22). So keep your credits close and enemies closer, as we explore Star Wars: Destiny! —————————— Check out our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/thechancecube Join the Facebook Group Destiny Shapers for great fan discussion. —————————— Email us: podcast@thechancecube.com. Website: http://www.thechancecube.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4vZFpwtg0svptkEUXMkLWA Twitter: http://twitter.com/thechancecube Instagram: http://instagram.com/thechancecube —————————— The Chance Cube is not affiliated with Fantasy Flight Games, Lucasfilm, or the Walt Disney Company.… Read More The post The Chance Cube – Episode XIV: Tusken Crime Lord appeared first on The Chance Cube.