Father. Son. Galaxy. A Star Wars Podcast

• Why Marvel has 2026 on LOCK!

  We discuss Marvel's extensive lineup for 2026, including animated series like Spider-Man and X-Men, as well as live-action shows such as Wonder Man and Daredevil. Along with our friend Craig from Comic Book Gurus, we explore the significance of character connections, the evolution of storytelling in Marvel's universe, and the anticipation surrounding upcoming releases. Our discussion highlights the blend of humor and action in new series, the return of beloved characters, and the overarching theme of interconnected narratives within the Marvel franchise. We also discuss the intricate connections between Marvel characters, upcoming series, and films, particularly focusing on the legacy of Ultron, the anticipation for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and the implications of Avengers: Doomsday. We explore character arcs, potential storylines, and the impact of new characters in the Marvel universe, while also speculating on the future of Marvel films and their interconnected narratives.

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• The Darkest Marvel Story Yet? | Father Son Galaxy Reviews Marvel Zombies

  In this episode, we join forces with guests Craig Liggeons and Rob Templeton from Comic Cook Gurus Podcast for a spoiler-packed deep dive into Marvel Zombies. We explore the top-tier animation, tragic hero arcs, and cosmic chaos that define this twisted take on the Marvel Universe. From Kamala Khan’s rise as a new Avenger to Wanda Maximoff’s haunting motivations, this discussion unpacks it all—the battles, sacrifices, and storylines that push our favorite heroes to their limits.

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• Behind the Blockbuster Films: The Biography of John Williams by Tim Greiving

  John Williams is the most celebrated film composer alive, yet the man behind the music has remained notoriously private, famously elusive. He has composed the definitive scores for cinema's greatest visions.Join Kerwin and biographer Tim Greiving, author of the first major Williams biography, John Williams: A Composer’s Life, for an unprecedented conversation. Greiving, granted rare access to Williams and his closest collaborators, takes us beyond the blockbuster themes to explore the deeper truths, tensions, and artistic evolution that fueled this unprecedented career. The interview explores the central duality of the Maestro’s legacy: the lifelong tension between the demands of Hollywood and his profound aspirations as a serious concert composer. Discover the personal drive and the professional sacrifices required to bridge the perceived chasm between film music and the classical concert hall, and why his success in legitimizing the art form was a battle won where other contemporaries failed.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Tim Greiving01:42 The Early Influences of John Williams05:18 The Journey to Becoming a Film Composer09:11 The Spielberg-Williams Collaboration15:04 The Impact of Star Wars on Film Music22:43 Tanglewood: A Hub for Classical Music30:39 John Williams' Longevity and Future Prospects

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• The Lucas Wars Story: From Dream to Reality (Graphic Novel Review)

  In this episode, we explore Lucas Wars by Laurent Hopman and Renaud Roche. The book reveals how a life-altering car crash in Modesto, CA, changed George Lucas's path forever, leading him to film school where he met the likes of Steven Spielberg and Francis Ford Coppola. We discuss his untold struggles, from the first film that bankrupted his company to a studio that wasn't thrilled with his vision. The book takes us behind the scenes of the on-set disasters, actor casting challenges, and studio interference that plagued the production of Star Wars: A New Hope. This is a must-read for any film fan, revealing the true grit and creative vision that built a galaxy far, far away.

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• The Making of Eyes of Wakanda: A Conversation with Marc Bernardin

  Writer and co-executive producer Marc Bernardin discusses his journey from writing for Black Panther to co-writing the new Disney+ animated series Eyes of Wakanda. He shares illuminating insights into the creative process, the unique choice to focus on the War Dogs, and the integration of Greek mythology into Wakanda's narrative. From the complexity of Memnon's character to the implications of time travel in the finale, this episode is a deep dive into the rich history and future of Wakanda.

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