Episode 56 - May The Fourth Be With You; Lessons from Star Wars

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Do the ends justify the means? Jason walks us through three episodes from the animated Star Wars shows - one from The Clone Wars and two from Rebels - and the lessons they have taught him about how to approach podcasting better.

Read the blog version of this episode: http://www.book-bat.com/blog/2026/lessons-from-star-wars

If you enjoy Star Wars, you may want to listen to two of our previous episodes:

Perelandra and Star Wars: https://www.book-bat.com/podcast/2024/6/13/episode-31-perelandra-and-star-wars

Exploring The Bad Batch: https://www.book-bat.com/podcast/2024/7/25/episode-34-exploring-the-bad-batch

Learn more about Book-Bat and what we do: https://www.book-bat.com/about

Learn more about To Narnia and Beyond: https://www.book-bat.com/nonfiction

Episode 51 - And So What We Have Learned

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Does K-Pop Demon Hunters contain the best villain song ever? Is writing for a particular audience important? Why would Karlissa call Spy x Family an allegory? Jason and Karlissa reflect on what they’ve learned about writing this year and discuss stories they’ve been enjoying.

Note: the director of K-Pop Demon Hunters is Maggie Kang (along with Chris Appelhans)

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