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A Dune podcast both thorough and flippant. Three friends breaking the book down chapter by chapter and trying to keep on schedule for the Christmas release of the movie while navigating feminism, mortal enemies, cross-universe alien contact and more.
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Noted plant organ expert James Naeger joins to 'Dweebs to expound on big juicy tubers and the value of a long cork.
The 'Dweebs, once again joined by Andrew Mabry, reach the end of the textual journey and smash right into a shield wall of misogyny too impenetrable for any family's atomics. They contemplate the woes of editing a sphincteraholic, debate who's plans contain more plans, and continue their tradition of musical innovation.
The ‘Dweebs welcome back desert daddy Andrew Mabry as they begin their journey into the final chapter of the book. Somehow, despite having dammed this river of content, it does not destroy them.
Special guest James Naeger uses nematodal abuse to shill honey wine - the 'Dweebs drink it up like a bunch of Fremen teenagers on their way to the spice orgy.If you too want to enjoy some glorious jewel-toned fancy-mead, please visit https://www.schrammsmead.com and use code SANDRIDER to get free shipping to anywhere in Schramm's distribution range!
The Dweebs are joined by noted plant organ expert James Naeger from Schramm's mead in Ferndale Michigan to discuss the finer points of creepy children and fungal excretions. Those interested in trying Schramm's mead should visit their online store at https://store.schrammsmead.com/storefront.aspx and use code SANDRIDER to enjoy free shipping on your entire order.
The 'Dweebs yawn at Paul's War-Crimes-As-Geo-Engineering strategy. Baron Boyle advances the theory that Usul pulled a Churchill/Coventry with his son, to general derision.
The ‘Dweebs make an uncomfortable reconnection with a ballad of their youth, and are underwhelmed by Paul’s big reveal.
The ‘Dweebs turn their hindsight on the Parade of Daddies, and find that good and evil look a little different 20 episodes later.
The 'Dweebs are joined by a pair of professional beer brewers to discuss the finer points of dramatic interpretation and everyone's preferred method of sand-travel.
Andrew "Stilgar" Mabry continues to dance intellectual circles around the 'Dweebs while they consider the logistics of classified ads and guided missiles in a world without computers.
The 'Dweebs are joined by a special guest - who reveals he's been using The Voice to puppet Josh all along. They discuss Arakeen animal husbandry, lonely bro moments in the setting desert sun, the usual.
The 'Dweebs consider the strange intersections of Feminism, Patriarchy, and being embarrassed of your mom, in Fremen society.
The Dweebs seem pretty coherent this week...a little too coherent. Alec won't shut up about Russian history, DRMLBMB won't shut up about cornbread, but don't worry, Josh brings us out on the bummer of all bummers.
The Dweebs give some side-eye to Frank's fascination with the potential of youth. DRMLBMB dreams of her terrible purpose. Josh...maybe has a little too much spice in his diet.
The hosts of Lets Get Weirding join the Dweebs for reactions and hot takes about the trailer. Alec & Josh keep trotting out conspiracy theories, which just embarrass DRMLBMB who is just trying to hang out with her cool new friends.
Alec reads the Atreides for their drab ass clothes. DRMLBMB highlights the ancient patriarchal fear of female reproductive autonomy. Josh...*sigh*...thinks of one more thing.
The Dweebs grow old while Paul & Jamis sand-wrestle...to the death! Josh thinks of one last point...for the 300th time.
Josh introduces a thrilling new category of segment. Alec and Lilly wish they had staid out in the urg with Kynes.
Josh finally figures out where he picked up that case of Choam; Alec & Lily just will not stop bullying Paul.
Alec & Lilly die of exposition exhaustion. Josh sings a mournful tune.
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