Tricia joins Jason, Jimmy Mac, and artist Randy Martinez for RebelForce Radio’s Star Wars Rebels Declassified to discuss the episode “Idiot’s Array.” . . . → Read More: Tricia Talks Idiot’s Array on Star Wars Rebels Declassified
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The fifth episode of Hyperspace Theories discusses the filmography of The Force Awakens co-screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan, joined by special guest Bryan Young. . . . → Read More: Bryan Young Raids Hyperspace Theories Episode Five to Talk Lawrence Kasdan Kay reviews Strange Magic . . . → Read More: Kay Reviews Strange Magic 
It’s time to kick off FANgirl’s first Put More Of This In My Star Wars Read-Along, featuring the graphic novel Saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples. I explained the premise of this new adventure for our blog in a post earlier this month: Each of the stories picked will have some connection to Star Wars and will promote our goals as readers and fans. We’re going to show you what we like to see in our stories, and we invite you to join us on the adventure. Our winner of the Read Along giveaway copy was Amanda Bond. Thanks for participating! Linda kicked off the conversation on Twitter after opening the book and being sucked in. @fangirlcantina Got my copy of Saga today! I picked up to flip through– couldn't put it down. I loved it! #Saga — Linda Hansen-Raj (@LindaHansenRaj) January 13, 2015 Kay also offered feedback that the story grabbed her. Mary’s reaction has been more mixed, although one character inspired her enough to contribute an amazing character dissection that will help spur the discussion next week. To start, let’s talk about the opening chapter: 1) One of the great elements of the Star Wars movies is the use of in media res. The characters and situation are fleshed out but the audience has to dive in. That’s also true in the first chapter of Saga. What did you think? 2) The opening jumps into the birth of the narrator, Hazel. Would you . . . → Read More: FANgirl’s SAGA Read-Along: Beginnings 
Club Jader Tish Pahl joins Fangirl Chat to discuss her adventures in Star Wars fandom and sharing her Expanded Universe expertise with Timothy Zahn. . . . → Read More: Club Jade, Star Ladies and Wild Cards on Fangirl Chat
Introducing the FANgirl Read-Along series, beginning with the comic series Saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples. . . . → Read More: Put More Of This In My Star Wars Read-Along: SAGA 
It was a pleasure to join Sarah and Richard Woloski, along with Mark Newbold, to discuss 2014 on Skywalking Through Neverland! From the show notes: Direct Link | iTunes Link Well, crack open a bottle of champagne cause it’s time to celebrate the new year and our 60th episode! To celebrate, we brought on two awesome guests: Mark Newbold (Jedi News UK and Radio 1138) and Tricia Barr (Fangirls Going Rogue, co-author of Ultimate Star Wars, FangirlBlog.com) join us to look back at the hits, the misses and surprises of 2014, and what is on our bucket list for 2015. What’s your hashtag for 2014? Can you guess what ours were? Find out! Also on this episode: Skywalker of the Week Skywalker Shout-Outs And for the last time in 2014: #NeverLandOnAlderaan!! We love when you tweet at us during the show: @SkywalkingPod. And we love your feedback! Send emails to share@skywalkingthroughneverland.com and follow us on Facebook. Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | YouTube
Tricia Barr took her understanding of brand management and marketing, mixed it with a love of genre storytelling, and added a dash of social media flare to create FANgirl Blog, where she discusses Star Wars, fandom, and strong female characters. She is one of four authors on the upcoming Ultimate Star Wars from DK Publishing, has written several feature pieces for Star Wars Insider magazine and is a contributor for Her Universe’s Year of the Fangirl. Her FANgirl opinions can be heard on the podcasts . . . → Read More: Starting Off the New Year Skywalking Through Neverland On Hyperspace Theories part of what we do is take information we’ve gathered about Star Wars and explore the possibilities of what it could mean and where it might take the story. This form of speculation can be a lot of fun and apparently addicting, because while we’ve mainly been talking about The Force Awakens on the podcast, I’ve found myself doing the same thing for the TV show, Star Wars Rebels. This led me to coming up with a theory for the Kyber crystals targeted by the rebels in “Breaking Ranks,” which was later confirmed by Pablo Hidalgo and crew in an episode of Rebels Recon. If you’re interested in hearing more about that theory, check out the episode of Disney Vault Talk’s Rebel Yell where I discuss it. Since that mystery is settled enough, at least in my mind, I’ve moved on to a bigger one: Who is Fulcrum? In the fifth episode of the first season of Star Wars Rebels, we are introduced to a character called Fulcrum by way of a voice who has information for our heroes. “Out of Darkness” implies only Hera Syndulla might know Fulcrum’s true identity. Fulcrum gives Hera background on Imperial targets but also leaves supplies for the rebels at drop points. In “Gathering Forces” we learn Fulcrum is traveling, at least at the moment, in a CR90 corvette with a blue stripe when they come to pick up Tseebo, the Rodian with a head full of Imperial secrets. . . . → Read More: Who is Fulcrum? Speculating on Star Wars Rebels 
Linda’s thoughts about what Star Wars needs to hear from its female fans. . . . → Read More: Linda on Waiting For Star Wars 
An audio excerpt of Chapter One from WYNDE. . . . → Read More: WYNDE Chapter One Audio Excerpt |
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