Epsiode 021: Daoist/Buddhist Space Buddy Cops

from Geek 4 Hosted by Michael Boyce

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In this episode, I’m taking with my friend and Star Wars geek Jason Dueck about the Jedi. Jason's a fellow former writer for Area of Effect and spearheaded their podcast, Infinity Plus 1. Jason describes what he thinks many fans get wrong about these most famous of Star Wars characters. We talk about characters who live by strict codes and how that functions narratively. Jason gets into the prequel representations of Jedi, Luke's reformation of the Jedi in the now non-canonical Star Wars Legends, and the portrayal of Luke in Rian Johnson's controversial The Last Jedi.

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