Father. Son. Galaxy. A Star Wars Podcast

Intrigued by The Hood from Disney+'s Ironheart? Get the full, dark origin story here! Kerwin from Father. Son. Galaxy. reviews "THE HOOD: The Saga of Parker Robbins" graphic novel. Witness Parker's relentless "descent into power" as he grapples with a stolen cloak, newfound abilities, and ultimately, a demonic possession that changes everything. This spoiler review asks the big question: Is this g...

Kerwin Yarde and Todd Hoffman explore the world of professional wrestling, its cultural significance, and its connections to other entertainment forms like Star Wars. They discuss the evolution of wrestling from the golden era to its current state, favorite wrestlers, memorable matches, and the storytelling aspect that captivates fans. The discussion explores the transition of wrestlers into actin...

Join Father. Son. Galaxy. for an illuminating discussion with Scotty Jayro, co-host of The Bombadcast and author of Midi-chlorians: An Alliance of Science, Mythology, and Magic. Scotty, also known as Scott Jarreau (a middle school teacher in Baton Rouge, LA), breaks down the most controversial concept in Star Wars: midi-chlorians! From Qui-Gon Jinn's initial explanation to its evolution in The Bad...

In this episode, we unpack Michael B. Jordan’s transformative dual performance as twin brothers Smoke and Stack, a seamless embodiment that redefines his craft. We journey through the film's evocative cinematography, transporting viewers to the Jim Crow era Mississippi Delta, and explore the intricate tapestry of characters who bring this world to life. From the raw power and spiritual significanc...

In this episode, we dives deep into Captain America: Brave New World—now streaming on Disney+. Was this movie necessary, or just another MCU filler? We unpack what actually worked (Sam’s new Cap suit! Adamantium! The Red Hulk!), what fell flat (Torres' comic relief, stiff dialogue, too many news breaks), and what this film is really setting up for—yes, we're talking Secret Wars, X-Men, and Eternal...

Since the Ironheart series is dropping later this month (June 2025), we’re revisiting our 2022 review of some of Marvel’s newest generation of heroes—including Riri Williams (Ironheart), Nova, Amadeus Cho, and the Champions. It’s a great refresher on where these characters came from, what makes them tick, and how Marvel’s been building a younger, more dynamic lineup of heroes over the past decade....

Kerwin of Father. Son. Galaxy. sits down with Catherine LaSalle for a full breakdown of Andor Season 2. We unpack character arcs, political fallout, and where this leaves Star Wars moving forward. Topics include: – Syril Karn and Dedra Meero’s dangerous loyalty – Vel and Cinta: duty, grief, and love – The Empire’s atrocity on Ghorman – Mon Mothma, Bail Organa, and the limits of diplomacy – Luthen...

Join Father. Son. Galaxy. live from FanExpo Philadelphia as we share what we love about Star Wars—our Top Ten reasons this galaxy far, far away continues to inspire generations. From George Lucas and ILM to Clone Wars, The Mandalorian, Skeleton Crew, and the unforgettable music of John Williams—we reflect on the legacy, creativity, and joy that keep us coming back. Whether you're a longtime fan or...

We unpack Marvel’s Thunderbolts—a story that’s less about saving the world and more about saving yourself. The film opens with questions around mental health and identity, and it quickly evolves into something bigger than just a team-up movie. This is a story about broken people figuring out who they are, what they’ve done, and whether or not they’re still worth saving. We break down how the team...

One year after the events of Aldhani, we’re seeing the cost of resistance—on people, not just politics. Bix is still recovering from torture. Cassian wants to walk away and protect her. But Ghorman changes everything. The Empire’s not just tightening its grip—it’s setting traps. And the rebels? They’re not always on the same page. Cinta and Vel take on a risky mission. Mon Mothma is trying to buil...

Today, we’re diving into issues #3 and #4 of Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku – Insurgency Rising, the thrilling Marvel Comics series written by Alex Segura with art by Leonard Kirk, Luke Ross, Jethro Morales, Rachelle Rosenberg, and VC’s Joe Caramagna. The Galactic Civil War didn’t end with the Battle of Endor. As the New Republic rises, conflict brews on the desolate planet Jakku, an Imperial stro...

Episode 4: "Can't Say I Remember No At Attin"In this gripping episode, the characters face unexpected trials that push them to their limits. Neel, a newcomer to combat, finds himself in the brutal reality of war—a place where fear meets the chance to rise above. Meanwhile, Fern struggles with the weight of leadership, haunted by the consequences of her decisions. As the crew navigates the perilous...

A New Kind of Star Wars AdventureSkeleton Crew stands out by shifting the spotlight to a group of kids caught in a galaxy that's both dangerous and chaotic. Set after the fall of the Empire, the galaxy is still reeling, and lawlessness abounds. For our young heroes, it's the worst possible time to get lost in hyperspace—and that’s exactly what makes it so thrilling. Characters That ShineThe heart...

In the latest episode of Agatha All Along, titled "Death’s Hand in Mine," writers Gia King and Cameron Squires, along with director Jac Schaeffer, explore Lilia’s struggle with memory loss and her confrontation with mortality. Set in a spooky castle, the episode highlights themes of fear, connection, and personal growth. Agatha, dressed as the Wicked Witch, conducts a Tarot card reading that revea...

In this thrilling episode directed by Rachel Goldberg and written by Laura Monti, we delve into Agatha Harkness's tumultuous past as she faces the return of the Salem Seven—witches she once killed. These formidable spirits, capable of transforming into animals, come back to haunt her, drawing a connection to Agatha's dark history in Salem during the 1600s. As the coven grapples with their predicam...

In the summer of 1982, eight groundbreaking films were released within eight weeks, forever changing the landscape of cinema. Join Kerwin of Father. Son. Galaxy as he talks with author Chris Nashawaty about his latest book, The Future Was Now: Madmen, Mavericks, and the Epic Sci-Fi Summer of 1982. Discover how these films, from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial to Blade Runner, captivated audiences and l...

We discuss the future of Star Wars with our guest Kyra Navarrete, from the popular podcast Relatable Nerds. In this episode, the topics are; the recent cancellation of The Acolyte; the upcoming release of Skeleton Crew; and the uncertain path ahead for the beloved franchise. Kyra shares her highlights from FAN EXPO Chicago. We then speak about our own visions for the future of Star Wars, discussin...

Why was The Acolyte canceled after just one season? Despite a strong start with 4.8 million views on Disney+ during its premiere, the series struggled to maintain momentum, ultimately dropping out of the Top 10 rankings. Critics gave it a decent 78% on Rotten Tomatoes, but fans were divided, with some blaming weak writing and underdeveloped characters. Others suspect that external pressures, inclu...

We've been away for the past few months, but we are back, and thrilled to reconnect with you, our audience! In this latest episode, we discuss the highly anticipated series Skeleton Crew, set to debut on Disney+ on December 3. This thrilling show follows four kids who make a mysterious discovery on their seemingly safe home planet, only to find themselves lost in a strange and dangerous galaxy. Ju...

We are introduced to Koril and a powerful coven of witches led by Mother Aniseya, portrayed by Jodie Turner-Smith. The witches believe in the Thread, a mystical force that connects all living things and guides their destinies. Due to widespread fear and misunderstanding of their powers, the coven has faced severe persecution and has been forced into hiding. The story centers on two young witches,...

In the pilot episode of "The Acolyte," written and directed by Leslye Headland, the series kicks off with a tantalizing mystery hinted at by the ominous line from the trailer, “Someone is killing Jedi.” However, it quickly becomes apparent that this isn’t a traditional whodunit. Instead, the central enigma revolves around the identity and motives of a Sith assassin. The episode sets a dark tone wi...

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace’s release and we are honored to have a big fan of this movie as our guest. Silver Ciprian, who you know better as Star Wars Thrifting, saw the Phantom Menace when she was 10 years old and is now an avid collector of Star Wars memorabilia. She finds collectibles at flea markets, antique malls, and thrift stores. As Silver puts it...

Reflecting on "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace" twenty-five years after its release, it's clear the film has made significant contributions to the Star Wars saga. From introducing controversial concepts to unforgettable characters and groundbreaking sequences, let's rank the top five contributions from the film, from number five to number one. 5. Midi-ChloriansMidi-chlorians, introduced...

Our special guest is Krystina Arielle Tigner, an accomplished actress, cosplayer, and pop culture host. You might recognize her from popular tabletop roleplaying games like Critical Role and Dimension 20. She also stars in the YouTube series "Headless: A Sleepy Hollow Story," co-hosts the Star Wars Celebration Live stage in Anaheim and London, and is the host of "Star Wars: The High Republic Show"...

In our latest livestream, we discuss the three-part season finale of X-Men'97. Episode 8, titled "Tolerance is Extinction, Part 1," the story takes a captivating twist by delving into Bastion's origin, revealing a connection to Sentinel technology and a newfound purpose. As Bastion's plans unfold, the X-Men find themselves facing a formidable threat from seemingly ordinary humans. Meanwhile, the r...