Dungeons and Dweebs Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The end of Three and Three and our run through The Sword of Truth by Terry Goodkind is almost here! LFFC Neal gives his thoughts on book ten Phantom before we reach the end of the series.
LFFC Neal has recorded book nine of the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind's episode of Three and Three to release as a Valentine's present to you all! Although he says "So" way too many times in this episode he hopes that you all forget it due to a Chainfire event. We hope that you enjoy the episode and that you have a great day wherever you are!
After a brief delay, LFFC Neal returns to discuss book eight Naked Empire of Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series. After the debacle (in his opinion) that was Pillars of Creation, does Goodkind right the ship or do the struggles persist? Give a listen to found out at least one person's thoughts!
LFFC Neal returns and gives up his three and three format and brings to you Three and One today as he gives his thoughts on book seven of the Sword of Truth Series by Terry Goodkind. As was alluded to in the last podcast, Pillars of Creation is his least favorite of the series, today he explains why this one is at the bottom of the list. Give a listen to find out what that reason is!
Episode Six of Three and Three brings us Least Favorite Fourth Chair Neal's favorite book in the Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind: Faith of the Fallen. Are there nits for him to pick or is it all sunshine and rainbows? Give a listen to find out! (Spoiler: there are nits to pick). And join us next week as the least favorite book gets looked at!
The new year has brought with it book five of Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series into the realms of Three and Three. As Least Favorite Fourth Chair Neal goes through Soul of the Fire, does his rose tinted glasses keep him from seeing the negatives in this book or are there obvious things that need to be discussed? You'll have to give it a listen to find out!
After a quick holiday break, Least Favorite Fourth Chair Neal returned to his even more pseudo studio than our original one to record the fourth episode of Three and Three and he continued with Terry Goodkind's fourth in the series Temple of the Winds. Some of the events in the novel are a little too current for 2020, but he still pressed on to give you some of the positives and negatives of the book. Hope that you all had a safe and happy holidays!
Though a day late, Least Favorite Fourth Chair Neal has recorded his third episode of Three and Three as he dips into the third book of the Sword of Truth novels by Terry Goodkind: Blood of the Fold. This week he even breaks his own rules and has a fourth negative thing instead of just three! The shame of it all!
Here he goes again! Least Favorite Fourth Chair Neal has gone back and recorded the second part of his series into the world of Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series. This episode brings you his sometimes right and sometimes wrong thoughts about book two of the series Stone of Tears. We hope that you enjoy this bite sized episode!
Dungeons and Dweebs returns as our Least Favorite 4th Chair Neal begins a short (episode length) series on Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind where he discusses three things he likes about the book and three things he didn't like. The plan is to continue this series through the end of the main novels in the series.
Like a good Force Ghost when the hero needs help, the D&Dweebs boys are finally back from the great beyond! Join Bob, Klab, Luke, and Neal as we touch nubs, gamble, and desperately try to form a coherent thought from our individual quarantine bunkers! Finally, it's time kick our X-wings into high gear, set s-foils into attack position, and finish Star Wars: Jedi Search!
Hey! We're still here! Come jump in and hear what we're been up to. Normal episodes to resume soon!!
"The Mos Eisley Spaceport...you'll never find a more wretched hive of scum, and villainy....we must be cautious."
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On this Deeper Delve we begin with author Dave Wolverton's tale of the Hammerhead: Momaw Nadon. What would the Burning Man festival look like on Tatooine? We'll slip on our "drug rugs" and follow this intergalactic tree hugger as he learns the true meaning of the "Law of Life".
But our twisted tales won't end there. David Bischoff regales us with what is probably one of the weirdest tales in all of the Star Wars Legends. What does Jeffery Dahmer have in common with our favorite Tatooine bartender? Give a listen and find out!
"The Mos Eisley Spaceport...you'll never find a more wretched hive of scum, and villainy....we must be cautious."
Once again, we light a cigarillo of Tabac, pour a tall one of Gamorrean Hooch, and settle back to discuss two more tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina.
On this Deeper Delve we begin with legendary author Timothy Zahn's tale of the Tonnika Sisters: Brea and Senni....only it turns out it's really Shada and Karoly! Confused.....just wait. What's a Hammertong? If you think it's something you use for barbecuing, well your close.....it is used for barbecuing a planet.
We then go on an adventure with the thieving hi jinx of Tatooine's bumbling duo Muftak and Kabe. The Clone Wars may have said Muftak's species lived on a snow planet, but in this story, it's all cocoon's and tropics under an azure sky. But will you get you fill of Juri juice from this story, or will it leave you hanging like Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible?
"The Mos Eisley Spaceport...you'll never find a more wretched hive of scum, and villainy....we must be cautious."
"In a far off corner of the universe, on the small desert planet of Tatooine, there is a dark, nic-i-tain-filled cantina where you can down your favorite intoxicant while listening to the best jizz riffs in the universe."
Don't worry....you have the Dweeber crew at your side, and that means free drinks for all....even from a tight fisted barkeep like Wuher.
On this Deeper Delve we begin our foray into the every dark and dingy recess of the famous Mos Eisley Cantina, as we review the stories in 1995's Tales From the Mos Eisley Cantina" edited by Kevin J Anderson. We'll start with two of the more well known of the Cantina's patrons: Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes, and Greedo! So grab a mug of Juri Juice and give a listen......the desert winds of Tatooine are hot, but the smooth sounds of Figrin D'an's Jizz will keep you feelin' cool!
While Santa may be getting ready to jump in the sleigh and deliver toys to all the good girls and boys, the Dungeons and Dweebs crew is boarding a Lambda class shuttle with Moruth Doole and delivering a stash of glitterstim spice to all the paranoid freeloaders of a galaxy far far away. With "Rise of Skywalker" on the big screen, "The Mandalorian" on the small screen, and a new video game in the console......... why not jump back 25 years and talk about a book that has now become Legendary?!
Join us as we review Jedi Search by Kevin J Anderson. If blob races, force paddling, and sun crushers don't get you excited, then how about the force ghosts of dead Sith Masters? It's like "A Christmas Carol" only with not nearly as many profound life lessons. Although, I'm sure there's some sort of morality tale buried somewhere between pill popping, amorous amphibians and toddler juggling Jedi....
Bob, Luke, Klab, and Neal are here to lend a little unnecessary commentary on a long forgotten chapter in the Star Wars universe. Happy Holidays from Dungeons and Dweebs!
Watch out, kids! Grandpa Chaos is loose, and he's angrier than a fire dragon trying to blow out birthday candles! The D & Dweebs crew is here to join the fight against Chaos with...well, our own chaos! Warning: This Episode is All and Nothing at the same time! Strap on your best light or dark armour, cinch up your robes of many colors, and join Bob, Luke, Klab, and Paul as we hurl ourselves head first into the abyss in order to try to save Krynn from being wiped out of existence by Grandpappy's temper tantrum at not being able to understand kids these days! Hold on for the wild dragon ride that is Dragons of Summer Flame Part 2!
Happy Halloween Dweebers!!!
Here’s a special treat in you plastic pumpkin bucket!
In this episode we review 3 classic tales of horror:
The Graveyard Shift by Stephen King
The Moon of Skulls by Robert E. Howard
The Dunwich Horror by H.P. Lovecraft
The music used in this episode can be found at the links bellow.
The Rats in the Walls
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDp7PgZWwyQ
Solomon Kane - Cloak and Dagger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6Kgj3gl7GU
Slumber Azathoth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NO2zrkD8F2Q&t=71s&disable_polymer=true
Dark Cello - Haunted
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCoNKPVmi8w
What happens when Chaos is unleashed on the world? Evidently, it takes a few extra weeks to produce the next episode of your nerdcast! Yet like, the fabled Smith of the Aero, the D & Dweebs Boys are "Back in the Saddle Again!" Join Bob, Luke, Klab, and Paul as we hop on our dragons of many colors to drink some ale, fong a few haters, discourse about cousin-lovin', argue about the minutiae of ransoming a person, and check in with all the crew of Krynn: The Next Generation as they prepare to take on Himself, the Father of All and of None! Strap on your swords and grab your staffs for Dragons of Summer Flame...Part 1!
By Reorx's Beard, how are the D & Dweebs Boys going to get themselves out of this one? Join Bob, Luke, Klab, and Paul as they get Shanghaied by the old drunk at the end of the bar, peep at a couple lovers in a cave, try to figure out Elven politics and family values with a shirtless elder on the back of a griffin in Dragonlance: The Second Generation...Part 2!
Wait...this is a group of stories that don't really interact with each other? Join Bob, Luke, Klab, and Paul as we explore our dark sides, attempt to pass tests, and deal with our collective issues about our fathers. It's time to watch the kids of our Dragonlance heroes in this, the epic return of the Hickman/Weis team up! Join us round the Inn of the Last Home fire for "Dragonlance:The Second Generation" Part 1
"Call me Ishmael"....
Well....at least in the Dragonlance version of the tale we get a monster whose name hasn't become the cause of adolescent snickering in English classrooms all across America. But at the same time, Ishmael is a far cry from......Duder?!
Well....as you can expect, the D&Dweebs boys have alot to say about this "Beast from 20,000 fathoms!" So; "you grab a line and D&Dweebs will grab a pole, and we'll all go fishing in the Istar hole!" You don't want to miss our review of "The Blood Sea Monster!"
The First two Dragonlance Trilogies were huge successes for TSR, and very quickly, the company's publishing division began spinning off all kinds of supporting books and anthologies. In this episode we take a look at the first story included in the Anthology book Dragonlance Tales: The Magic of Krynn.
Riverwind gets the spotlight with a piece of poetry by resident Dragonlance poet-laureate Michael Williams. Grab a cupper of your favorite beverage, and join us around the tavern fire as we discuss "Riverwind and the Crystal Staff."
The Magic will not solve your problems. By the beard of Reorx is that the truth!!! Join Bob, Luke, Klab, and Paul as we dust off our robes of many colors, load up our homemade trinkets and trifles, and make our way to a few flea markets and county fairs around Krynn. The D&Dweebs boys may even end up at a good old fashioned Southern "Big Tent Revival!!" My brothers and sisters, prepare yourselves to be saved by the power of the Soulforge.....Part 2!
It is said a Mage's soul is forged in the crucible of magic. Well this episode is forged in the heat of a humid, sweat-infused basement recording studio, and quenched in the amber gold of the Rocky Mountains.
It's the SUMMER OF LANCE 3: LANCE HARDER! The D&Dweebs crew is hanging out with little Raistlin and the Solace Bunch.What kind of shenanigans will this wily crew of young miscreants get into? Join Bob, Klab, Luke, and Paul as we become honorary members of the Little Magic Rascals.
We delve deep into the past of Dragonlance's most enduring characters:Raistlin Majere. What are the early life experiences that shaped Raistlin and his brother Caramon into the heroes we all know and love? Why does Caramon defend his brother, even at the expense of his own dignity? Was Raistlin ever happy and carefree? Will the brothers enter their Pod-racer in the big Boonta Eve Classic race?.....er........that was a different prequel.
Brew up a steaming cup of Tarbean tea, spike it with some Qualanesti Brandy, and join us around the Tavern Fire for our review of this solo novel by fan-loved author Margaret Weis.
"Absence of noise is not a human condition; all human senses require some input." There is no danger of silence when the D&Dweebs Boys tackle an Arthur C. Clarke classic! Join Bob, Klab, Neal, and Paul as they pop the top, and free dive into the shiny space cylinder that is the world of RAMA!
Note: The music used during the opening scene is the track "Rendezvous with Rama" from the musical composer STELLARDRONE. You can download his complete body of work here: https://stellardrone.bandcamp.com This is some amazing music to put on in the background while reading hard core science-fi. We here at Dungeons & Dweebs HIGHLY recommend Stellardrone!
It's the second part of our side-quest! What happens when the 60's ends, the mind-expanding drugs go bad, and you realize you have kids? You send them packing to your sisters of course. To bad she has a bit of a hallucinogen problem and is under the influence of a grandfather who acts like John Wayne Gacy. But what do you care how the kids turn out, your to busy on your spirit quest in the deserts out side Sedona Arizona. What does this have to do with Dune? Probably nothing, but give a listen.
Note: The bad audio continues!!! This is definitely NOT how you retain an audience, but thanks for giving it one more shot. Our next episode will be much better, but remember, it's Deeper Delves, we are recording in a dark dungeon, and can't see what settings are on the mixer, and Paul keeps knocking the @#$#&^! microphone in the dark! At least it's free!
It's the first episode of Deeper Delves! Our side-quest, where we delve even deeper into the literary universe we review on our main show. On this episode we take a mind expanding trip to explore what happens when the leader you thought was the Messiah, turns out to still contain human fallibilities.
Note: We experienced a few technical difficulties on this episode, and the sound is not the best, but we decided to release it anyway. Hey, It's a bonus, it's free, and it will probably anger you either way. So turn the treble down a bit, and pretend your listening to one of those crappy dub-tapes you made of the radio in the 1980's!
"I must not let my passion interfere with my reason."
The D and Dweebs boys may have imbibed too much spice this time. Does Bob and Luke learn how to fold space and time? Does Ted finally get to ride his worm? Does Danny P. follow the orders of the Bene Gesserit witch he has at home? And what the heck is Klab talking about? Join us as we wrap up Frank Herbert's classic!
Dune is based on a complex imagined society set roughly 20,000 years in the future. Dungeons and Dweebs is based on the idea that you can give a bunch of dudes in a basement a microphone and people will actually listen. How will the Boys handle the tome that began the entire Dune Universe? Will they be able to follow the intricate plot lines? Will they understand the overarching importance of Herbert's prose and storytelling prowess? Will someone uncomfortably talk about their "sand worm" for way too long? Join Bob, Luke, Klab, Ted, and newbie Danny as they fire up their shields, jump in the ornithopter, and try to avoid being devoured in the desert, all while we politically plot each other's demise, in Frank Herbert's groundbreaking classic Dune!
From the depths of Deepgrave, Bob, Luke, Uncle Paul, and Neal have arisen to howl their views into the ink of the podcast universe with their second half review of Iron Gold by Pierce Brown. Exciting duels, vicious words slung at each other like spells, threatened decapitations, and that's just from the hosts! Join us as we take to the skies once again and enter the Red Rising universe!
War is hell.....but what of the aftermath?
In his Red Rising Trilogy, Pierce Brown traced the meteoric rise of the slave Darrow, who's epic struggle for freedom became the stuff of legend. But can a legend maintain an Empire?
Join Dungeons and Dweebs as we explore just how heavy the crown weighs on a noble brow? Will Darrow, like Yurtle the Turtle fall from the heights to wallow in the mud once again? Or will he find balance and like Pocahontas paint with all the colors of Society?
Listen as Bob, Luke, Paul, and Neal sort out the details and deal out the usual dose of long-winded diatribe.
Time Stamps:
Tavern Talk: 12:15
Iron Gold Review: 42:05
It's a whole forest of Tangle Trees devouring plot and puns in the land of Xanth. The Magician Trent has made it across the shield barrier along with Bink and Chameleon. Join the D & Dweeb boys: Bob for Apples, Lukewarm Receptions, Corn on the Klab, and TadPaul, as we scurry through the nickelpedes and Harpies to bring you Part 2 of "A Spell for Chameleon."
"Mama told me.....when in the land of Xanth.....
Come sit beside me....my only Son....
And listen closely....to what I say....
And even if you have no magic.... You'll be okay..."
Join Bob, Luke, Klab, and Paul as they dive into the pun-filled fun that is A Spell for Chameleon.
The opening has a clip from an interview done with Piers Anthony by E.A.A. Wilson. Follow the link below to see more of the interview.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcKM3syRPSg&t=7s&disable_polymer=true
The Boys have returned to their pseudo studio round table in an attempt to rescue the fans of classic Star Wars from the clutches of the vile gangster Mickey the Mouse.
Little do the Trolls know that the D & Dweebers have secretly begun construction on a new podcast episode even more powerful than the dreaded Prequels Trilogy.
When completed, The Last Command may well spell certain doom for Bob, Klab, Luke, and Neal as they struggle to restore Legends to the galaxy...
War! The Republic is crumbling, under attack by the ruthless Grand Admiral Thrawn. There are opinions on both sides. Uncle Klab isn't even in-studio.
In a stunning move, the Dungeons & Dweebs Crew has swept once again into the Legends novels to critic Zahn, Disney, and the rest of the Star Wars Universe.
As they review The Last Command, the boys attempt to aide the besieged Internet with their valuable podcast.
Join Bob, Luke, Klab, and Neal as they lead a desperate mission to rescue the captive Fandom...
There is unrest in the Psuedo-Studio. Several thousand solar systems have declared their intentions to leave the Podcast. This Separatist movement, under the leadership of the mysterious Admiral Thrawn, has made it difficult for the limited number of D & Dweebers to maintain peace and order in the galaxy. Bob, Klab, Luke, and Neal are returning to the original Thrawn Trilogy to vote on the critical issue of how Dark Force Rising ends to assist the overwhelmed Jedi....
It is a dark time for the Podcast. Although the shipyard has been destroyed, Internet trolls have driven the D and Dweebs boys from their original base and pursued them to a pseudo studio.
Evading what's left of the Imperial Starfleet, a group of Literature Reviewers led by their wits alone has established a new semi-secret base in which to review Book 2 of The Thrawn Trilogy.
The evil lords of Nerdom, obsessed with finding Bob, Klab, Luke, and Neal, would have you follow our remote probes in order to find Dark Force Rising....
Turmoil has engulfed the Dungeons & Dweebs studio. The decanonization of the Zahn novels to Legends is in dispute. Hoping to resolve the matter with a podcast of increasing debate, D & Dweebs has launched themselves into the second half of Heir to the Empire.
While the congress of listeners endlessly debates this alarming chain of events, the Force itself has secretly dispatched Bob, Klab, Luke, and Neal, the guardians of peace and justice in the galaxy, to settle the conflict....
It's that time of year again when the creepy crawlies and the amorphous ghoulies come out to play! The D and Dweebs crew is here for you like a random naked scene in a 80's B horror movie! Climb on "The Float" with Bob, Luke, Klab, and newbie Shannon as we battle "The Bogeyman" and fight the "Undertow" with a few macabre stories to have you feeling a "Rattle of Bones" on your Halloween night!
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away...
It is a period of civil war. Rebel DnDweebers, striking from a new studio, have won their first victory against the corporate Empire.
During this episode, Our panel managed to read secret plans to how STAR WARS was supposed to continue, The THRAWN TRILOGY, a beacon of hope to try to fill the STAR WARS void back in 1991.
Pursued by the Internet's sinister agents, Bob, Luke, Klab, and Neal are now the custodians of the classic Heir to the Empire! Can the boys save LEGENDS and restore freedom to the galaxy.....
All good things must come to an end, and that includes The Summer of Lance 2.
The lads wrap up the Legends Trilogy and give their final thoughts on the book and the trilogy as a whole.
So, it's all come to this... Four men, six books, and the enough ale to drown a Kender. We're here to kick off the first part of the final book in the Dragonlance Legends Trilogy: Test of the Twins. Bob, Luke, Klab, and Paul sit around the mic in a makeshift studio to wrap this trilogy up!
We were somewhere around Pax Tharkas on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold. I remember saying something like "I feel a bit like a Kender; maybe you should hold the Time Device..." What happens when you and and your jock friends follow your scary brother and his holier than thou girlfriend on a road trip across the country? Sibling Drama, Infantry Maneuvers, and a couple epic(ish?) battles! Saddle up and ride along with Bob, Luke, Klab and Paul as we follow Raistlindantilus' Army towards the Abyss in War of the Twins!!!
Krynn, 100 post Cataclysm. The D and Dweebs lads find themselves in a very familiar, yet unfamiliar land. Come with us as we try to figure out who Raist is now, is Tas going to be reunited with his friends, and what are the applications for fighting nude?
Join us as we discus Book 2 of Time of the Twins, say hi to all our new listeners and give some shout outs to our very talented fans!
Get ready for some high energy sword and sorcery, might and magic, along with time traveling and comatose religious women! Oh and don't forget about the Kender hijinks!! Join Bob, Luke, Klab, and Paul as they journey back in time to witness Time of the Twins.
Bob, Neal, and Klab press on to review the second half of V.E. Schwab's A Darker Shade of Magic while Luke struggles to fend off the black magic that has taken his voice. Tune in to hear our final thoughts on the first book the trilogy!
Join us for an extended Tavern Talk as we discuss Solo: A Star Wars Story and all the gorey spoiler filled details.
4 Londons, 4 hosts, and enough black magic to tear the studio apart. Tune in for our review of A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab.
Zip up your flash suits and boot up your Galaxian tabletop war game as the boys help Ender finish off the buggers. With legs flashed and arms linked. The D and Dweebz crew heads downward toward the enemy’s gate to finish out their review of Ender’s Game. With everything from empathic pupae, to children over throwing the government with Facebook posts about conspiracies this episode will be sure to leave you as torn as our hosts!
As Whitney Houston once told us, “Children are our future.” Yet, we’re thinking that she wasn’t implying that elementary school kids should be taken from their homes and enrolled in a no holds barred military academy in order to train to learn how to defeat invading armies of giant space ants! In this episode, the Boys dive into the first part of the classic Orson Scott Card novel, Ender’s Game. Jump on in and determine for yourself which way is “up” as Bob, Klab, Luke, and Paul discuss science fiction plot lines, Vietnam War analogies, strange dreams, child rearing techniques, and an entire colony of topics showing how far down the space bugger hole we can go.
The boys are back! This time they are tackling the H.G. Wells classic The Time Machine. Saddle up, grab a lever, and join Bob, Luke, Klab, and a surprise chrononaut 4th chair as they attempt to “convey the peculiar sensations of time traveling” and that “helpless headlong motion” that is Dungeons and Dweebs!
On this episode’s Tavern Talk.....
Luke continues his overwhelming disappointment with second seasons of Netflix series. Klab has relapsed into his Sims addiction. Paul is back, fresh from religious cult activity in FarCry, but he can’t seem to erase the programming. Proving you can take the cultist out of the jungle, but you can’t erase the catchy praise and worship music. Bob has joined Operah’s Book Club, and thinks A Wrinkle In Time could easily use some Botox.
Let’s talk about Dick…
Phillip K. Dick that is. Dungeons and Dweebs takes off on their first solo book adventure to discus the importance of the book and and it’s relevance today.
This time on Tavern Talk: Luke hogs most of Tavern Talk to discuss Marvel and Star Wars trailers, and Netflix’s ‘Altered Carbon’… for real this time. Klab’s takes us on some android fueled adventures. Ted “the new kid” brings up VR in the medical community and why the heck is it not good yet, and we take that everywhere from the Nintendo Power Glove to Fallout 4. Bob is still reading Jay Kristoff, has finished the second book and NEEDS the third one published now! We spin off to talk about our love for the ‘Now Playing’ podcast, and talk video game movies.
We have reached the end of our second Trilogy review, my Howlers! The sun never sets in space, but our squadron's time with Morning Star must inevitably come to its end. Will Bob, Luke, Klab, and Neal end with the rage of Ares, the strength of Ragnar, the honor of Cassius, the love of Sevro, the loyalty of Victra, the dream of Eo, or will we simply devolve into decapitating our leader in order to appoint a successor?
This time on Tavern Talk:
Luke gets time bamboozeled by the Netflix series 'Altered Carbon' and discusses his deep feelings on Star Wars. Klab binges on 'Criminal Minds' while Bob accuses author Ernest Kline of being a 'One Trick Pony' in his second novel, 'Armada'. And the Round Table answers some feedback, as well as discussing the state of YA fiction. What is it? And should it even be a thing?
On a chilly northern winter night, the boys find themselves at yet another tavern. They hunker down by the fire to discuss the last book in the Red Rising Trilogy Morning Star.
This time on Tavern Talk: Travelers season 2 as a retrospective, VHS box sets, Critical Role, Game of Thrones, current Lego sets and Lego sets we want made, Ready Player One the book versus the trailers for the movie, a little sneak at our reading calendar for 2019, and Prince of Thorns by Mark Lawrence.
We gather up in the war room to finish up our review of the second book in the Red Rising trilogy, Golden Son. We'll be cover parts 3 and 4 of the book and give our final thoughts and ratings at the end.
This time on Tavern Talk: Star Wars The Last Jedi (spoiler free), season 2 of Travelers on Netflix, buying toys as an adult, what the heck is Disney going to do with all that Fox stuff, Klab saw Justice League, DC movie universe restructuring, Bob watched Elysium, Red Rising influences in The Last Jedi?, and Bob made some funny Dragonlance pictures for the holiday season.
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Our first "on the road" show! Ten minutes after watching The Last Jedi the guys sit down and talk Star Wars. The audio quality on this one is a bit rough, but like the Resistance, we were on the run, and not in-studio.
Stardate: 95532.8
The Dungeons and Dweebs crew has found themselves standing before their greatest challenge yet, Golden Son by Pierce Brown. They do their best to tackle the book in a timely manner and totally fudge it! Hope ya like lengthy discussions about Sci-Fi books!!
This time on Tavern Talk: We discuss our attempt at The Hot Pepper Challenge!
We're baaaaack... After many scheduling conflicts and holiday obligations, we made it back into the studio to conclude our review of the first book in the Red Rising Trilogy! So, take a seat in Ten Forward, grab some Romulan ale, and enjoy episode 8!
This time on Tavern Talk: We spoil the heck out of Stranger Things 2 and Thor Ragnarok, and talk Marvel v. DC movies.
Surprise!! The guys hit the studio to bring you a very special Halloween episode!!
We'll be talking about Skulls in the Stars and The Right Hand of Doom by Robert E. Howard, Mirage by Karl Edward Wagner, and The Colour Out of Space by H.P. Lovecraft.
This episode also features special readings of Dead Man's Hate by Robert E. Howard, A Song of the Werewolf Folk by Robert E Howard, and Despair by H.P. Lovecraft.
The boys pull back the lever on the hyperdrive motivator, and jump into their first review of a Sci-Fi book! Join Bob, Luke, Klab, and Neal as they dawn their fry suits and talk Red Rising by Pierce Brown.
This time on Tavern Talk: Luke talks Dungeons and Dweebs on the internets, Klab lets us know what he is reading for the Halloween season, Neal talks D&D and Magnus Chase books, and Bob is getting all giddy thinking about Stranger Things 2.
Here we are at the end of our first trilogy! Thank you all so much for getting us here!!
The guys hash out their final thoughts on the last of the Dragonlance Chronicles books and give their review on the entire trilogy.
This time on Tavern Talk: A reason to be excited about Magic: The Gathering cards, gory dinosaur cards from the 80's, sports crossing over with Marvel, the new Transformers movie, and a book written by a fan of the show Mick McArt.
Spring Dawning. It was just the kind of Dragonlance novel that makes four man-children enjoy sitting in a small studio in the rain aching to discuss at length their passions and their pains. A volume so dense that it may take six hours to delve into its murky depths. Join Bob, Luke, Klab, and Paul as they bravely sojourn deep into a Spring Dawning of their very own.
Steel yourself! We have returned to close out Volume 2 of the Dragonlance Chronicles with our longest and most contentious episode yet!
The guys return to tackle the second book in the Dragonlance Chronicles. When we left book 1 the table was diveded with two of the guys reccomending the book and the other two not. Will the "Empire Strikes Back" of the Dragonlance chronicles bring the table together, or further the divide? Also, introducing a new segment: Tavern Talk. Where we take a couple minutes to talk all things nerdy.
Everyone here at Dungeons and Dweebs is super excited and thankful for the warm reception of our first two episodes. To thank everyone we watched and reviewed the Dragons of Autumn Twilight movie that was released in 2008 for a little bonus content while we continue to work on episode 3.
Bob, Luke, Klab, and Paul return to finish their review of Dragons of Autumn Twilight Volume 1. Would they reccomend it to a friend? Do they feel like this podcast is holding them hostage reading this book? Download and listen to find out!
Join us as we dive into our first review and the first book of the Dragonlance Series. Dragons of Autumn Twilight. Will the hosts be able to keep up with the ever amassing number of characters in this book? Listen to find out!
Prerecorded in a second floor guest room filled with tall ales and taller tales... Get to know your hosts!!