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Full Of Sith: Star Wars News, Discussions and Interviews

Author: Tha Mike Pilot, Bryan Young and Holly Frey

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Full of Sith is a show dedicated to bringing the most interesting Star Wars conversations in the galaxy. Aside from breaking news in the world of Star Wars and interviews with some of the biggest names in the galaxy, we'll talk the philosophy and influence of Star Wars just as readily as the deep mythology it represents. Hosted by Tha Mike Pilot (Mediocre Show, Obviously Oblivious, The Awful Show), Bryan Young (Author, Filmmaker, Writer for StarWars.com) and Holly Frey (Stuff You Missed In History Class) it's your mandatory dose of Star Wars talk. l-o-l (-o-) l-o-l
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Bryan Young took a chance to talk about ten years of Rogue One with a full panel of Star Wars fans and experts at FanX Salt Lake.
Bryan Young has a conversation with fellow BattleTech author Robert Charrette, who was one of the miniature sculptors behind the metal figurines of the West End Star Wars Roleplaying Game. They talk about Star Wars, the hobby of minis, and BattleTech as well.
On this episode of Full of Sith, Bryan Young is joined by Kiersten White, author of Star Wars: Hiding From the Dark, the first middle-grade horror novel set in the Star Wars universe in the current canon. The pair talk about the book, about blending horror and Star Wars, and Kiersten's journey with Star Wars and as a writer.
Star Wars Author Rebecca Roanhorse joins Bryan Young to discuss her new book Star Wars: Reign of the Empire - Edge of the Abyss. They discuss the book, Andor, her writing process and Star Wars in general in this wide-ranging interview.
Holly Frey had the chance to visit the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art prior to its opening and Bryan Young had about a thousand questions. This episode dives into the narrative function of George Lucas's museum and includes discussions of Star Wars and its place in narrative art as well as other wide-ranging conversations about art as prompted by the museum in general.
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