Tosche Station Radio #3: Flashback

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The hosts cover a lot of ground in today’s episode! In Fixer’s Flash, Nanci talks about the fun she had on Sunday watching the biggest event of the sports year. That’s right, the Puppy Bowl! She also talks about her guest-spot on fellow Solo Sound podcast We Talk Clones. Both hosts talk about their further adventures with the Hunger Games trilogy*. Brian briefly discusses Haywire, a fun and exciting action/chase movie featuring a soundtrack he seemed to greatly enjoy. In news that surprises no one, he also gushed about the Avengers trailer that aired during the Superbowl.

*By which we mean we talk about how they made Brian cry. A lot.

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Tosche Station Radio #2: Dead All Along

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In this installment, hosts Brian and Nanci pat themselves on the back for making it episode two, proclaiming the show is now “a thing.” Right off the bat we talk about a pair of new releases in the world of Star Wars books, Darth Plagueis and the Haynes Millennium Falcon Owner’s Workshop Manual. Nanci talks about her article examining the effect of the prequel films on the Expanded Universe and dives into FSL Tonight, a delightful mashup of sports and fandom. Meanwhile, Brian rants about the lack of sales metrics in print literature*.  Both of us take a few minutes to gush about the latest book we’ve read, The Hunger Games.

*Really. We tried to stop him. We’re so sorry.

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Tosche Station Radio #1: Retirony

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Welcome to Tosche Station, the newest member of the Solo Sound Network and official podcast of Tosche-Station.net!  We aim to be your home for all things Star Wars and geek culture.

In this week’s inaugural episode, lucky listeners get to meet our intrepid hosts Nanci and Brian. We waste no time jumping in and talking Red Tails as well as attempting to be the soothing voice of reason in the latest Star Wars fandom scrum, George Lucas’ retirement from blockbuster films. In addition, we pine for a Rogue Squadron TV show and Brian professes his undying love for Joss Whedon.*

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