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Join Lenny Apesos and Lou Laverty as they dive into the world of Star Wars literature (Canon and Legends).Cover art by Lenny Apesos. Music by Thomas Seibel
Interview with a Bothan hosts Interview with a Bothan: A Star Wars Podcast, a leisure show with 24 episodes published.
This week's special guest is Lydwina, Lenny's cat! Lou and Lenny discuss the first eleven chapters of Timothy Zahn's Specter of the Past (1997) because they had to take a break once Corran Horn showed up in this book. Lo
Have you ever wondered what happens when someone with ADHD takes their meds too early in the day? Well you’re in luck! On this episode of Interview With A Bothan, Lou and Lenny attempt to tackle the first 25 chapters of
Lenny and Lou are back in the trenches with Isard’s Revenge (1999) by Michael A. Stackpole. Before they talk much about the Galaxy Far Far Away’s leadership crisis, however, the two get sidetracked by a discussion of Mon
Lenny is out of the country doing some medical tourism, so enjoy this review of The Mandalorian and Grogu. We recorded this the day the film came out, so apologies for any misconceptions we have about the film itself or
Lou and Lenny are taking a quick detour from the X-Wing series to cover The Courtship of Princess Leia (1994). The duo is struck by Han Solo’s unfortunate similarities to Corran Horn in this book, prompting questions abo
This episode, Lou and Lenny allegedly talk about the last instalment of the Wraith Squadron Trilogy, Solo Command (1999). In reality, Lou is losing their mind over the status of Montreal’s public services and Lenny is po
This episode, Lou and Lenny are covering Iron Fist (1998), the second Wraith Squadron book and sixth in the X-Wing Series! As of this recording, Lou is a week out from their wisdom tooth removal. Lenny has thoughts and f
While discussing Aaron Allston’s Wraith Squadron (1998) Lenny and Lou initially focus on the ethics and history of the use of bioweapons but at some point start playing smash or pass with Canadian Prime Ministers. Lenny
On this episode of Interview With A Bothan, we become a layman’s tech podcast before covering Bacta War. Lou laments that they want another updated special edition of Star Wars: A New Hope while updating Lenny on the dir
Lenny and Lou make it through an entire episode without mentioning WMDs or biological warfare! We’re covering The Krytos Trap (1996) this week. Lenny thinks that Corran Horn would learn a lot from watching the hit TV sho
Lou and Lenny take front row seats to the covert-op to take Coruscant in Wedge’s Gamble (1996). Lenny is seemingly unaware that they are basically the same age as Corran Horn (25) while complaining about his daddy issues
Lou and Lenny tackle the first installment of the X-Wing series! Rogue Squadron (1996) follows the reformation of the iconic (in and out of universe) x-wing squadron during the early years of the New Republic. Lenny reve
Discussing the leadup to Thrawn’s exile laid out in Timothy Zahn’s conclusion to The Ascendancy Trilogy, Lesser Evil (2021), as well as Thrawn and Thrass’s tragic backstory, Lou and Lenny get unusually emotional and refl
Lou and Lenny discuss the second installment of the Ascendancy Trilogy, Greater Good (2021) by Timothy Zahn. Chiss military culture prompts a discussion of girlbosses in the military, and the chafing of military and poli
Lou and Lenny start the Ascendancy Trilogy! Chaos Rising (2020) follows Thrawn at the start of his military career where he shows his early affinity for pre-emptive strikes. Join Lou and Lenny as they meander through con
In this episode, Lou and Lenny finish Timothy Zahn’s Empire Trilogy. Thrawn Treason was a fan favorite, Lou cannot comprehend why Ezra Bridger is barred from being an adult. Lenny, on the other hand, is obsessed with Imp
In this episode, Lou and Lenny are discussing the second installment of the Imperial Trilogy, Thrawn: Alliances. Lou geeks out about historiography in the GFFA and Lenny, the city slicker they are, is fascinated by the i
Episode 4- Thrawn (2017) In this episode, Lou and Lenny begin their journey with the canon Thrawn books! Thrawn, published in 2017, explores Thrawn’s beginnings as an asset to the Galactic Empire. While Lou and Lenny are
In this episode, Lou and Lenny wrap up the original Thrawn Trilogy with The Last Command! Published in 1993, Zahn wraps up what many would consider the beginning of the Star Wars EU. Lou continues to be fascinated with G
This week, Lou and Lenny read Dark Force Rising! Published in May 1992, the second installment of The Thrawn Trilogy raised many questions about how xenophobia manifests in the Empire and the New Republic, Garm bel Iblis
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