Podcasts about umbaran

Sex sells! After accidentally destroying an enormous skyscraper and killing an Umbaran noble, the Empire Wreckers have come into possession of his somber estate.Unable to deal with the cost of upkeep, the impoverished bar owners hatched a scheme to monetize their mansion by turning it into a brothel.Seeking out the aid of the lecherous Squatto, the Empire Wreckers took possession of the Toydarian's little black book, as well as his sticky brick-and-mortar storefront....Support the show

Penyamaran Inspektur Satu Umbaran Wibowo sebagai wartawan TVRI selama 14 tahun menuai pujian banyak orang. Aksi penyamarannya jauh dari gambaran sosok “intel Melayu”—yang berjaket kulit, gondrong, dan suka pamer handy talky. Namun di balik itu, intel yang menyaru wartawan bisa berimplikasi serius: mengancam keselamatan wartawan yang kritis terhadap kebijakan pemerintah, merusak kualitas berita jurnalistik, hingga menggerus kepercayaan publik terhadap profesi juru warta. Lagipula, siapa yang bisa menjamin Umbaran tidak menyalahgunakan informasi untuk kepentingan pribadinya—sesuatu yang diharamkan dalam profesi jurnalistik. Apa Kata Tempo mengundang Sekjen Aliansi Jurnalis Independen (AJI) Ika Ningtyas untuk membahas lebih lanjut implikasi intel yang menyamar jadi wartawan ini. - - - Baca berbagai laporan mendalam majalah Tempo dan Koran Tempo dengan mengunduh aplikasi Tempo. Kritik dan saran: podcast@tempo.co.id

Get the skinny on Sly Moore, Palpatine's Umbaran sidekick… and maybe lover? Find me on Twitter @StarWarsSkinny --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thestarwarsskinny/message

This week on General Swap: can the 501st adapt to General Krell's “choke the rivers with our dead” tactics, or will they earn the respect of a tough but fair boss? Legendary editor Water Murch takes a seat in the director's chair for this story arc, which sees what the Clone Wars are like to the boots. Jony Ive guests as a model designer for the Umbaran vehicles.  One of those things is true.Darkness on Umbara:Tthe Republic has launched a lightning strike on Umbara, who have thrown in with the Separatists [possibly due to their Senator getting murdered in the episode of the same name]. Anakin and the 501st make a landing under fire, and the battle rages! They are opposed by Umbarans in pressure suits, as well as tanks and carnivorous plants.Jedi Master Pong Krell arrives to inform Skywalker that the Jedi Council has ordered him back to Coruscant at the request of Palpatine, and that Krell is assuming command of the 501st. After Anakin leaves, Krell lets it be known that he's a real hard-ass who does things by the book and doesn't particularly care about the clones; also, in our biggest example of lightsaber escalation to date, he has two double-bladed lightsabers, because he's just that cool.Master Krell changes the battle plan - instead of surgical strikes on the capital's defenses, the 501st will now be making a frontal assault.  Rex explains he has a duty to his men as well as the plan, and Krell admits some amount of grudging respect.The General: The clones are being torn apart by Umbaran air power who actually seem to be counting coup by bludgeoning the clones instead of shooting them from the sky.  Obi Wan Space Times (™) General Custer and tells him that they need him to take an airfield and that everything rests on his battalion.  A clone rolls a nat 20 and asks if Krell is trying to get the clones killed.  Fives makes a good point about Anakin and that at least he leads from the front, no matter how dumb his ideas.  Rex is the only thing standing between Krell and a complete mutiny.  Rex tries to put lipstick on a pig, but the pig turns out to be a giant ray-shielded centipede mech with about a million guns.  Sorry, make that a bunch of giant ray-shielded centipede mechs.  But rocket launchers, thermal detonators and a disdain for self-preservation overcome a lot of obstacles.  The clones look like they'd be fine in Zombieland because Fives makes sure to double tap a wounded Umbaran who survived a rocket launcher to the dome.  And just like that I'm back on my moral equivalence bullshit y'all!  Krell demands that Rex throw his clones into the meat grinder because he was a padawan for Jedi Master Sir Douglas Haig. The episode ends with a close up of flames reflected in Krell's yellow eyes.  I'm sure that's not ominous.The Clone Wars: Season 4, Episodes 7 and 8: https://www.disneyplus.com/video/f9bfac62-4bb9-443b-905c-db5d978df3f2https://twitter.com/ClosingCrawlhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/closing-crawl/id1530133296https://www.closingcrawl.com/On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz9X-57K6-VV_GkUBaqvyeAMerch: https://bit.ly/spacetimetm

Betrayal has a long legacy in Star Wars, and in the final half of the Umbaran arc (The Clone Wars 4.9–10) we come face-to-face with one of the galaxy's greatest traitors. In our recap of “Plan of Dissent” and “Carnage of Krell,” we put the spotlight on the 501st. Through heartbreak, sacrifice and betrayal, they go against their beliefs, have existential crises, and eventually learn to find their own way. We get an answer to our question from the last episode — What does it mean to be a good soldier? And we talk about how the Clone Wars continues to show us that a single person's decisions can matter, whether you're fighting for the light or the dark. Join us in pouring one out for the brave boys of the 501st and 212th. Next week, things take a turn for the political in the Zygerrian arc: The Clone Wars 4.11–13. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingupskywalker/message

No more fun and games. We're getting down to business in the first half of the Umbaran Arc (The Clone Wars 4.7–8). When's the last time you read the Geneva Convention? Because war crimes abound on Umbara, especially after Anakin is sent home to Coruscant mid-invasion and the 501st is put under General Pong Krell — a Besalisk with a VERY bad attitude. We rabbithole into Civil War-era parallels to the full-frontal assault into Umbaran territory, including the Battle of Gettysburg and the Battle of Chickamauga. We also talk about what it means to be a good soldier, what a general owes their troops, and why the Jedi Code slides in times of war. Next week, it gets darker. We're covering the final two episodes of the Umbaran arc: The Clone Wars 4.9–10, “Plan of Dissent” and “Carnage of Krell.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingupskywalker/message

The R2 and C-3PO arc (The Clone Wars 4.5–6) has the strangest and yet most strangely delightful Clone Wars episodes in a while. We talk about fairytales, magical realism, the Balance, and droid rights/droid supremacy. R2 talks trash to every sovereign leader they meet in the LONGEST episode ever, and in the face of death, 3PO has — for once — a heartfelt moment. This arc is an actual fever dream, and we laughed a LOT. This was our last moment of levity for a while. Next week, we're covering the first two episodes of the Umbaran arc: The Clone Wars 4.7–8, “Darkness on Umbara” and “The General.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingupskywalker/message

Krell has finally gone the way of the Dodo! The boys review the final episode of the Umbaran arc "Carnage Of Krell" S4 E10 and it is a doozy. The boys are in great spirits and take their sweet time to get to the episode review itself, but they manage to talk for 2 hours without getting negative once. Miracles do happen, Clonecastanovas! Please reach out to us at clonecastpod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram/twitter/TikTok @clonecastpod Leave a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts or your podcast platform of choice! You have your mission, Clonecastanovas!

Sly Moore isn't as sly as she's perceived to be in the pages of Marvel's Darth Vader #14, while Farzala and Qort learn that a synonym for Hutt doesn't include the word "trustworthy" in the pages of The High Republic Adventures #6 from IDW.The breakout star of today's comics is Deva Lompop, a bounty hunter/information broker/socialite whose long history may prove quite informative and interesting (think The High Republich to the New Republic) as readers become more familiar with this character.In news, there's plenty of more variant covers for War of the Bounty Hunters, but also con-exclusive goodies, particularly Nick Brokenshire's SDCC exclusive for IDW's The High Republic Adventures #6 that's available starting July 23.Upcoming Star Wars comics include:July 21The High Republic Adventures #6Darth Vader #14War of the Bounty Hunters — Jabba the Hutt #1 (One-Shot)July 28Star Wars #15Star Wars Adventures #7The High Republic #7Aug. 4Bounty Hunters #15War of the Bounty Hunters: 4-LOM & Zuckuss #1 (One-Shot)Star Wars Legends Epic Collection: The Marvel Years, Vol. 5 TPBAug. 11The High Republic #8War of the Bounty Hunters #3 (of 5)The Monster of Temple Peak #1 (of 4)Star Wars: Guardians of the Whills MangaDoctor Aphra (Vol. 2), Vol. 2, “The Engine Job” TPBAug. 14 (Free Comic Book Day)Star Wars: The High Republic Adventures Free Comic Book Day IssueThe High Republic: The Edge of Balance/Guardians of the Whills FCBD IssueAug. 18Star Wars Adventures #8Star Wars #16The High Republic Adventures #7War of the Bounty Hunters #3 (of 5)Aug. 25Darth Vader #15Doctor Aphra #13The High Republic, Vol. 1, “There Is No Fear” TPBSept. 1The High Republic Adventures #8Doctor Aphra #14The High Republic #9Sept. 8The High Republic: Edge of Balance (Manga)The Monster of Temple Peak #2 (of 4)War of the Bounty Hunters #4 (of 5)Star Wars Adventures #9Sept. 15Darth Vader #16War of the Bounty Hunters — Boushh #1Sept. 22Ghosts of Vader's Castle #1 (of 5)Bounty Hunters #16Sept. 29Star Wars #17Star Wars Adventures #10Ghosts of Vader's Castle #2 (of 5)Oct. 6Star Wars Adventures: Smuggler's Run TPBOct. 20Darth Vader (Vol. 2) OmnibusNov. 3Star Wars Legends: Rise of the Sith OmnibusNov. 10War of the Bounty Hunters TPB (Collects Alpha #1, War of the Bounty Hunters 1-5)War of the Bounty Hunters Companion TPB (Collects Jabba, IG-88, Boushh, 4-LOM & Zuckuss)Darth Vader (Vol. 3), Vol. 3 TPB (Collects #12-16)Star Wars Legends Boba Fett: Blood Ties TPBThe High Republic Adventures, Vol. 1, TPBStar Wars Episodes IV-IX Adaptation Box Set (IDW)Nov. 17Star Wars (Vol. 3), Vol. 3 TPB (Collects #13-18)Nov. 24Bounty Hunters, Vol. 3, TPB (Collects #12-17)Star Wars Adventures (Vol. 2), Vol. 1, “The Light & the Dark” TPBNov. 30Star Wars: The High Republic, Vol. 2, TPB (Collects #6-10)Doctor Aphra (Vol. 2), Vol. 3, TPB (Collects #11-15)Dec. 7Attack of the Clones Graphic Novel Adaptation from IDW

Seven years ago today, Star Wars 7x7 began an uninterrupted run of delivering daily doses of Star Wars joy. Today, 7 lessons I've learned during those 7 years of daily podcasting. Punch it! Here are the things I talk about on today's show: 1. Your opinions are going to change over time. I started out talking about Star Wars as a kind of public trust, and I said that it belongs to the fans now. When I started this podcast, I didn't ever want to own DVDs of the prequels. I thought that I could never like a Star Wars movie as much as I liked The Empire Strikes Back. I've done a 180-degree around on those topics. I have a much deeper respect for the people who've been entrusted with telling Star Wars stories, and my sense of entitlement has been replaced by a sense of gratitude. I'm thrilled that I can watch any of the Prequels at will, and I've developed a much greater appreciation for Attack of the Clones over the years. And I'd put Rogue One right up there with The Empire Strikes Back in terms of my favorite Star Wars movies. mI've even softened up on a couple of Special Edition things. I still have a problem with Han stepping on Jabba's tail, though. 2. Animation has told some of the best Star Wars stories. Prior to 2008, Star Wars animated storytelling was Ewoks and Droids, and the Clone Wars microseries. And then came the Clone Wars movie in 2008. And in the early, early days of the podcast, I said that the less said about that movie, the better. Well, I've softened up on that one, too, but it is still the worst reviewed Star Wars movie by top critics on Rotten Tomatoes. But that was the reason I didn't watch the series until after it had concluded its Cartoon Network run AND its Netflix "Lost Missions" run. And I'm glad I finally did. The Mortis arc in season 3, the Umbaran arc of season 4, Ahsoka on the run at the end of season 5, the Clone Conspiracy in season 6, and the Siege of Mandalore in season 7 were all amazing. Rebels had a lot of strong moments, and its final season was just about perfect. And I'll still stand by my statement that Resistance was hitting its stride in the back half of season 2 before it was discontinued. 3. It isn't hard to talk about Star Wars every day. In fact, if these past seven years have taught me anything, it's harder NOT to talk about Star Wars! And thankfully, the pace of Star Wars storytelling and the publication of reference materials has only sped up over the past seven years. In the first year and a half of the show, prior to the release of TFA, there was a season-plus of Star Wars Rebels, eight novels, and four reference books. Since the release of TROS, it's 12 novels, Clone Wars season 7, Mando season 2, the Bad Batch season 1, and a lot more reference books, too, to say nothing of comics or VR or video games with story components. 4. Getting out into the real world is so awesome. I was incredibly nervous at my first Star Wars Celebration in 2015. I'd been doing the podcast for less than a year. I'm not an extrovert by nature, but I managed to work up my courage enough to meet some great people, and even some great people who were listeners to the podcast! At the time I had about 200 listeners per episode, so the odds of that happening were pretty low. Four years later in Chicago, I was meeting people I'd been engaged with online for the first time, I was having happy reunions with people I'd met at previous Celebrations, and meeting even more fans of the show. I hope to high heaven that trend continues at Celebration 2022 in Anaheim. 5. Star Wars is not divisive. I spent so much time in late 2017 and the first half of 2018 analyzing box office performance and audience polling, and talking to people analyzing social media activity and user rating vote brigading, questioning my assumptions as hard as I could at every turn. And time and again, the only thing I discovered was that it was a small subset of people who managed to make themselves very loud, and a certain tier of web-based entertainment websites that thrived on clickbait headlines and stirring up tension for traffic. The fact of the matter is, Star Wars is still beloved by the large majority of people who loved it prior to 2014. And of the people who didn't like any movie made since them, the majority haven't rejected the rest of Star Wars. They've subscribed to the "love and let love" mantra. 6. Talking about real-world stuff was the right thing to do. I know a lot of people just want to have fun when they're listening to podcasts, or they want to learn, or just otherwise escape into a world someone else is creating. And for about 99 percent of this show, I've talked about Star Wars. I broke that the first time when I talked about getting diagnosed with skin cancer in 2017, and again when I talked about getting COVID earlier this year. I also did episodes on the pandemic in general, on the Black Lives Matter protests and Lucasfilm's and John Boyega's responses, on the insurrection, and more. It was actually a bit scary to do those episodes, but the way you and the rest of the listeners of the show responded made it clear that they were the right decisions. 7. We're about to enter another golden run of Star Wars storytelling. In the next year, we're going to have Book of Boba Fett, Andor, Kenobi, Mando season 3, and Star Wars Visions. The High Republic will continue. And we'll undoubtedly learn more about Ahsoka, Lando, the Acolyte, and Rogue Squadron. I remember back in 2012 knowing that Disney was taking over and that they were going to do the Sequel Trilogy and thinking that we were in for a wonderful new ride. And we were! But man, it's nothing compared to the volume of live action storytelling we're about to enjoy. So yes, it's still a wonderful time to be a Star Wars fan, and over the years, it seems to be getting better all the time. I've got a lot more to share about my plans as I enter into the eighth year of this one-man show, but for now, I just want to say thank you for listening. It's an honor to be a part of your day, and I hope to keep earning that place in your life. More to come, much more, but for now, thank you so much for joining me, as always, and may the Force be with you, wherever in the world you may be.

SynopsisDarkness on Umbara - "The first step toward loyalty is trust." - When Anakin is forced to temporarily turn over command of his clone troopers to a new commander, the Jedi Pong Krell, tensions begin to run high as the clones are assigned with a very deadly mission to take the capital of Umbara.The General - "The path of ignorance is guided by fear." - General Krell orders Captain Rex and the clone troopers of the 501st Legion to conquer a heavily fortified Umbaran airbase, and will not accept anything less than victory. It is an almost certain suicide mission, unless the clones can use their ingenuity to defeat their new enemy.Plan of Dissent - "The wise man leads, the strong man follows." - After the Republic conquers an Umbaran airbase, General Krell orders Rex and his men on towards the heavily fortified capital. Realizing there's a better plan, several clone troopers disobey orders to carry out a rogue, covert operation.Carnage of Krell - "Our actions define our legacy." - With two of his men facing execution for disobeying orders, Captain Rex must confront his overly aggressive commander, General Krell. Risking charges of mutiny, Rex must make a dark choice as the true face of the enemy emerges."LinksHeadphonesNeil The AppSubscribeSupportTwitterWebsite Support the show and get early access to upcoming content!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/headphonesneil-reviews. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We continue our recap of Season 4 of Star Wars the Clone Wars. This podcast we focus on episodes 6-10: Nomad Droids, Darkness on Umbara, The General, Plan of Dissent, and Carnage of Krell. We get distracted by Black Swan and obscure baseball players. Time Stamps00:00 - Intro03:46 - S4E6 - Nomad Droids16:44 - S4E7 - Darkness on Umbara25:56 - S4E8 - The General32:22 - S4E9 - Plan of Dissent36:38 - S4E10 - Carnage of KrellS4E6 - Nomad DroidsR2-D2 and C-3PO have a series of bizarre misadventures.S4E7 - Darkness on UmbaraRex and his clone troopers are led into a difficult mission.S4E8 - The GeneralKrell orders the clone troopers to conquer an Umbaran airbase. S4E9 - Plan of DissentClone troopers disobey and carry out a daring operation. S4E10 - Carnage of KrellRex must make a dark choice as the true face of the enemy emerges. Theme song by Tizzy Phttps://soundcloud.com/tudor-petcuFollow our socials. https://www.tiktok.com/@canonballspodcast https://twitter.com/CanonBallsPod https://www.instagram.com/canonballspodcast/

Rex and The Clones have had just about enough and they take action into their hands as the bastard Jedi Master Pong Krell gets some long overdue comeuppance. We’ve never been more happy to see a Jedi die than we are this week! We are also introduced to another devious villain in Darts D’Nar, we go deep in Jedi Fighting Forms and we get plenty of psychedelic Umbaran action! Turn up your headphones, dial back your sensibilities, and join the wretched hive of scum and villainy as we take the low road to resistance on Episode Twenty Nine of Force Insensitive!Send Email/Voicemail: mailto:forceinsensitive@gmail.comStart your own podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=386Use our Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2CTdZzKFB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ForceInsensitive/Twitter: http://twitter.com/ForceNSensitiveFacebook: http://facebook.com/ForceInsensitiveInstagram: http://instagram.com/ForceInsensitive

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The crew experiences resistance as they try to make it to the secret laboratory. A platoon of Umbaran soldiers is all that stands between them and their prize.   Featuring: Captain Al Domanak played by Tony Stephens Sato Fett played by Ronnie Shenks Yoboy Zonam played by Dan Stephens Darth Devourer played by Matt Bennington with Special Guests Brian, Nathan Kirk and Ryan Ladner   Credits: Fanfare and Prologue by John Williams Star Wars Logo - Lucas Films It's My Birthday - Thor: Ragnarok

Stassis and Trassk part 2/3: No Foolin' ----more---- There's an old Umbaran saying: Be true to yourself. If you can't do that, lie through your teeth. Stassis and Trassk find themselves doing a job they have no idea how to do. ----more----   Join us on Patreon! Buy us a Ko-fi!  Get some Coruscant Nights shirts and stickers! Click here for more info on our giveaway   Check out The Fools Who Follow: foolsfollowpod.podbean.com/ @FoolsFollowPod Find more Coruscant Nights Twitter: @coruscantnight Send us an email: coruscantnightspod@gmail.com     Age of Rebellion, Edge of the Empire, and Force and Destiny RPGs ©Fantasy Flight Games and Lucas Books Star Wars ©Disney All music ©Mark Eberhardt, 2019  

Episode 144 - “Sly Moore”. In this episode we discuss Palpatine’s right hand Umbaran for Episode II “Attack of the Clones” and Episode III “Revenge of the Sith” of the Star Wars Saga. Extended Show Now (potential for spoilers) Sly Moore, the Emperor aid from Episode II and III Chris starts off this name and, not unusual, there’s a theme. It’s opening night of Dave’s play, but sticking to our commitment to make an effort to continue with episodes throughout the year, we have a special guest in Dave’s chair. But, it’s a familiar voice to listeners - Khrysti from NeoZAZ.com and voice of the NeoZAZ Entertainment Network appears on a character discussion for the very first time in 4 years! Confusion immediately sets in surrounding the pronunciation of her name. For the character story, we open with Sly Moore’s political leanings that somehow gets twisted into opportunity for Tim to bring up on if his favorite obscure movies. In discussing her years of torture, Khrysti quickly relates with this character. Matt share a visual reference of our cohost’s excitement for the episode. Frustration sets in on the cool yet sparse elements of her story. The hosts theorize the younger years of childrearing and crime fighting between the Darknamtic duo of Palpatine and Moore. Here status in the Stih order opens a lengthy discussion. Sly Moore’s impressive mastery of disguise turns into a highlight of the round table. Her rise to power helps smooth over some rough edges that tie the trilogies together. The story loses the panel a bit as they learn about a new group within the Jedi order. Tim manages to offend half the planet’s population with 1 statement, but Khrysti is there to fight back single handily. Tim and Chris’ celebrity encounter story is told. Chris makes Matt feel awful about this Toys for Tots shopping efforts. This episodes feedback comforts Chris in his historic history misinterpretation. Trivia starts, and with a surrogate sitting in for Dave - this round still remains the most exciting in the show’s history! The Star Wars In Character podcast and all the work we do at NeoZAZ is made possible through the generosity of Patreon supporters. To learn how you can help support the show and have the opportunity to select the subject of an upcoming episode of Star Wars In Character, please visit our Patreon Page at: https://www.patreon.com/neozaz Get each new episode of Star Wars In Character automatically by subscribing to Star Wars In Character on iTunes. Listen and subscribe to Star Wars In Character on Stitcher. Follow all the latest Star Wars in Character news and continued discussion on our social media sites. Find us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/starwarsincharacter and follow us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/swicpodcast For all the latest from NeoZAZ, follow us on facebook at: http://www.faceboook.com/neozazpodcast and on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/neozaz

Jen, Berent, Dan and Nathan are back to discuss part three of the Umbaran saga! Krell is loosing his grip almost as fast as he's losing clones and we find our group of troopers divided in their loyalties to each other and to a Jedi General who seems to disregard them completely! Also this week we listen to your voicemails!