Aren't You a Little Short for a Podcast?

Erik is nearly halfway through Final Shot, yet he thinks he's about to give up on the book entirely. Why? Listen and find out!

What makes something "feel like Star Wars" to you? This is a question often asked when people are comparing new Star Wars content to what's come before. But given that the release of Star Wars content spans several decades, the "feel" of the content is going to change over the years. So what defines the "feel" of Star Wars?

Do the original Star Wars films still hold up today as quality films, or are we riding a wave of nostalgia?

Erik answers a listener question about his love of Boba Fett.

This week Erik tackles a listener question. What Legends content are you glad to see gone, and what content would you like back? And what content do you think we'll see brought into canon?

Has the concept of Force ghosts really been fleshed out? Do we need a better explanation, or would that ruin the mystery?

We talked before about expectations, and this time we're talking about perspective. Your perspective affects your opinion, so what was your perspective while watching The Last Jedi? Erik talks about his own perspective and how that affected whether he liked the film, and he looks at the perspectives of Finn and Luke and why those perspectives are important.

There's a very simple equation for determining success, and it explains why we have a massive rift within the Star Wars fan community every time there's a new film. No, there was no rift with Rogue One, but the equation explains that too. Lucasfilm will continue to be in a lose-lose situation with each new release, and that will continue until fans can change their perspectives of their own expectations. In this episode, Erik explains how audience members for each new Star Wars are like Luke...

Erik starts out what will end up being a long series of episodes on Star Wars: Episode VIII — The Last Jedi. In this episode, he goes over what he liked and didn't like, and he reviews the predictions he made prior to the film. WARNING: This episode contains spoilers for The Last Jedi.

Something we lacked in The Force Awakens was galactic context. We had very little information about what had transpired since the prior film, and we didn't understand the state of the galaxy. Will The Last Jedi give us the context we need?

Welcome to the newest microcast on the RandomChatter Network, Aren't You a Little Short for a Podcast? In this first episode, Erik talks about the importance of strong villains and why we need to learn more about Snoke in The Last Jedi.