Psyber-Conversations

Today, we're continuing our discussion of Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones.

I did some research for some of the questions we had in this discussion. First of all, I found a plethora of articles about some of the scripts Carrie Fisher worked on, and there are a lot of them. I am attaching one article, but this is just one of many about her career as a script doctor: https://screenrant.com/carrie-fisher-script-doctor-movies/. Also, we mentioned what a missed opportunity it was that George Lucas did not bring Carrie Fisher in on doctoring the scripts for the prequels, but as it turns out, he did! So the real missed opportunity was in not making a bigger deal out of it. I would have had her name on everything, but that's just me. RIP Carrie Fisher

Second, Vern had thought that the kid who played the Jedi youngling who figures out that the planet Kamino was erased from the archives was one of George Lucas's children (not Jett). Vern thought that George Lucas had two sons, but as it turns out, he only has one son. Also, the child who says Kamino was erased was named J. K. Burtola, and he was played by Alex Knoll.

Anyway, we hope you enjoy the show!

Today, we begin our discussion of Attack of the Clones, breaking down what we liked and disliked about the movie. We also discuss some of what may be breaking the fandom apart. Enjoy the show and please like and subscribe!

Welcome to Psyber-Conversations! Josh and Vern finish their discussion of Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace. 

Because we mentioned it in the show, I want to post the link to Auralnauts: https://www.youtube.com/@Auralnauts

Josh and Vern continue their discussion about The Phantom Menace. Please click like and subscribe! Enjoy the show!

This week’s episode takes a little detour. Vern is away while his son recovers in the hospital, so Josh is joined by longtime friend Bob for a discussion that always sparks a holiday debate: what actually makes a Christmas movie a Christmas movie?

They dive into Die Hard, Lethal Weapon, Gremlins, Batman Returns, Iron Man 3, Edward Scissorhands, and even the curveballs people insist belong on “non-traditional Christmas movie” lists. Along the way, they break down which stories truly rely on the holiday and which ones just happen to be set in December.

It’s a fun conversation, a little nostalgic, and packed with movie talk that’ll either settle the argument once and for all or send you back to the comments ready to defend your favorites.

Vern should be back next week as the Star Wars series picks up again with The Phantom Menace.

Today, Josh and Vern's discussion of The Phantom Menace continues. I have also been working on my editing skills, and hopefully, I've been able to keep both of us sounding clear. Please feel free to comment and/or like our show. We hope you enjoy it!

Today, Josh and Vern discuss one of the most divisive of all of the Star Wars movies, the Phantom Menace. Please forgive some of the sound issues. I am still trying to figure out how to keep our voices at a similar volume, but even conducting sound checks before we start recording, there seems to be an issue with my voice sounding much louder than Vern's. Please tell your friends if you enjoy the show. Thanks everyone!

This week, Josh and Vern conclude their discussion of Return of the Jedi. Please like and subscribe and leave us comments with constructive criticism, your own thoughts on the film, or what you agreed or disagreed with. We welcome all views here, as long as you and the views you have are respectful. Enjoy the show!