From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga. During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities. This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 9 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

As readers and listeners saw earlier in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed, Joe Harrison's Conquest of the Empire made a splash in fan audio dramas beginning in June 2005. Almost a year later, in March 2006, Harrison's EUII Audio Corps (now Lion's Mouth Entertainment) launched its first online radio show (previously unavailable via podcast feed), A Long Time Ago Radio, better known to many as ALTA Radio.

Hosted by Joe Harrison, Silas Carder, and Andrew Gilbertson, the series focuses on Star Wars "and more."

Here, we present the revised version of the series' first episode, ALTA Radio: Episode I.V, also known as The Old, the New, and the Ewoks.

HOSTS: Joe Harrison; Silas Carder; Andrew Gilbertson

(ALTAR series originally released by Lion's Mouth Entertainment, 2006 - 2008)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/altaradio.html

As readers and listeners saw earlier in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed, Joe Harrison's Conquest of the Empire made a splash in fan audio dramas beginning in June 2005. Almost a year later, in March 2006, Harrison's EUII Audio Corps (now Lion's Mouth Entertainment) launched its first online radio show (previously unavailable via podcast feed), A Long Time Ago Radio, better known to many as ALTA Radio.

Hosted by Joe Harrison, Silas Carder, and Andrew Gilbertson, the series focuses on Star Wars "and more."

Here, we present the original version of the series' first episode, ALTA Radio: Episode I, also known as The Crap Show.

HOSTS: Joe Harrison and Silas Carder

(ALTAR series originally released by Lion's Mouth Entertainment, 2006 - 2008)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/altaradio.html

As readers and listeners saw earlier in the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed, Joe Harrison's Conquest of the Empire made a splash in fan audio dramas beginning in June 2005. Almost a year later, in March 2006, Harrison's EUII Audio Corps (now Lion's Mouth Entertainment) launched its first online radio show (previously unavailable via podcast feed), A Long Time Ago Radio, better known to many as ALTA Radio.

Hosted by Joe Harrison, Silas Carder, and Andrew Gilbertson, the series focuses on Star Wars "and more."

Now, with Lion's Mouth Entertainment's website hosted by Star Wars Fanworks and Joe Harrison aboard as the newest staff member at Fanworks, we felt it was appropriate to begin releasing this series, previously available only via direct download, through the Fanworks Audio Feed.

We begin our presentation this month, as we catch up on the five episodes that are currently available. We will continue with simultaneous Star Wars Fanworks website and feed releases with each new episode.

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/altaradio.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode III, entitled Sabotage.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode II, entitled The Cardia Affair.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

During their run, the Jedi Talk team produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed in high quality MP3 format for the first time.

Here, we present Stormtrooper Bob: Episode I, entitled A Mistake to Shake the Stars.

STARRING: Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen; Ian McCormic

CREATIVE TEAM: Victor Maier; Eugene Cash; Mark Hendersen

(Stormtrooper Bob originally released by the Jedi Talk team, 1999 - 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

Jedi Talk is frequently noted (and rightly so) as the first Star Wars fan-made radio show (a "podcast" without a "podcast feed") to make its debut online, kickstarting a genre. From 1999 until its end in 2002, Jedi Talk represented a pioneer in Star Wars fan audio . . . but not just in the subgenre of radio shows.

During their run, the Jedi Talk team also produced a series of thirty (thirty-one if counting a Celebration appearance) episodes of a parody entitled Stormtrooper Bob.

When the Jedi Talk archives went offline, Stormtrooper Bob remained online in the form of low-quality ASF files on TheForce.Net Fan Films. When the site eventually turned away from audio productions in 2003 (prompting a shift in the genre and the creation of Star Wars Fanworks), the mood shifted and the series was eventually removed from TFN at the creative team's request. Later, the series was aired again within episodes of one of the shows inspired by Jedi Talk, Star Wars en Direct.

Now, the original high-quality episodes of Stormtrooper Bob are being released here as MP3s as a standalone series for the first time in this quality level for a whole new audience to enjoy.

Over the next few months, we will be releasing the entire run of the series on the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed.

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/stormtrooperbob.html

With the end of Digital Llama Radio (DLR) in 2002 and its sister show, Digital Llama Players Guide (DLPG), the same year, it appeared that Digital Llama Productions' run of online radio shows was at an end.

Months later, in 2003, despite Christopher Hanel having moved from Iowa to Florida, away from the rest of the Llamas, DLP launched Digital Llama 2.0, a new series that merged the concepts of DLR and DLPG.

The series only lasted two episodes (or three, since the second episode was released in two separate parts). The second episode featured only one Llama, Christopher Hanel, conducting interviews and discussions at GenCon. The first segment featured TheForce.Net's Josh Griffin and Jeff Yankey.

Until now, these original episodes had been available only via TFN Fan Films. Now, with the blessing of producer Christopher Hanel, we present these episodes via podcast feed for the very first time, giving you a glimpse back at a true fan audio classic.

Here, we present the third (and final) episode (or second part of the second episode) of Digital Llama 2.0, also known as GenCon, Part II.

HOST: Christopher Hanel

GUESTS: Josh Griffin; Jeff Yankey

(DL2 series originally released by Digital Llama Productions, 2003)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/dl2.html

(Christopher Hanel's Riff Raff Theater can be found at http://www.riffrafftheater.com.)

With the end of Digital Llama Radio (DLR) in 2002 and its sister show, Digital Llama Players Guide (DLPG), the same year, it appeared that Digital Llama Productions' run of online radio shows was at an end.

Months later, in 2003, despite Christopher Hanel having moved from Iowa to Florida, away from the rest of the Llamas, DLP launched Digital Llama 2.0, a new series that merged the concepts of DLR and DLPG.

The series only lasted two episodes (or three, since the second episode was released in two separate parts). The second episode featured only one Llama, Christopher Hanel, conducting interviews and discussions at GenCon. The first segment featured several notable guests (see below).

Until now, these original episodes had been available only via TFN Fan Films. Now, with the blessing of producer Christopher Hanel, we present these episodes via podcast feed for the very first time, giving you a glimpse back at a true fan audio classic.

Here, we present the second episode (or first part of the second episode) of Digital Llama 2.0, also known as GenCon, Part I.

HOST: Christopher Hanel

GUESTS: Ray Park; Ben Dobyns; Nathan Rice; Matt Vansil; Jeremy Bulloch

(DL2 series originally released by Digital Llama Productions, 2003)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/dl2.html

(Christopher Hanel's Riff Raff Theater can be found at http://www.riffrafftheater.com.)

With the end of Digital Llama Radio (DLR) in 2002 and its sister show, Digital Llama Players Guide (DLPG), the same year, it appeared that Digital Llama Productions' run of online radio shows was at an end.

Months later, in 2003, despite Christopher Hanel having moved from Iowa to Florida, away from the rest of the Llamas, DLP launched Digital Llama 2.0, a new series that merged the concepts of DLR and DLPG.

The series only lasted two episodes (or three, since the second episode was released in two separate parts). The first episode introduced C.J. Mobberley to the team, while retaining Josh Wasta from DLPG and original Llamas Abe Peterka and Steve Phelan.

Until now, these original episodes had been available only via TFN Fan Films. Now, with the blessing of producer Christopher Hanel, we present these episodes via podcast feed for the very first time, giving you a glimpse back at a true fan audio classic.

Here, we present the first episode of Digital Llama 2.0, also known as The Reunion Show.

HOSTS: Abe Peterka; Josh Wasta; Steve Phelan; C.J. Mobberley

(DL2 series originally released by Digital Llama Productions, 2003)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/dl2.html

(Christopher Hanel's Riff Raff Theater can be found at http://www.riffrafftheater.com.)

During its 85-episode run, ChronoRadio featured a total of 32 "regular episodes," beginning in May 2002.

Here, we present the fourth regular episode, ChronoRadio: Episode IV, also known as The Infinities Trinity.

HOST: Nathan P. Butler

(CR series originally released by Rayzur's Edge Audio, 2002 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/chronoradio.html

Tonight, we premiere a new, exclusive feature for the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed. It's nothing special, just something you'll find only here for feed listeners.

In an effort to keep visitors up to date on the many, many releases and re-releases coming through the feed, we have prepared a short program entitled, simply, Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed News, which features a brief rundown of feed materials thus far, plus further details about some of those releases and plans for what you'll see coming up in the feed.

If you visit this page regularly, this program is likely old news, with the exception of the materials about upcoming releaes. It is meant predominantly for those who download and listen through the RSS feed and rarely, if ever, visit the blog page.

HOST: Nathan P. Butler

(Released exclusively through this feed, 2008)

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga. During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities. This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 8 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga. During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities. This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 7 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga. During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities. This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 6 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

Digital Llama Radio released five independent episodes and eleven (twelve if counting the two-part eighth episode as two episodes) through TheForce.Net Fan Films before eventually merging with its sister show, Digital Llama Players Guide, into Digital Llama 2.0 in 2003.

With the Digital Llama Radio series re-release complete, we now prepare for the re-release of Digital Llama 2.0 with the re-release of Digital Llama Players Guide (which, incidentally, is tied into Digital Llama Productions but is not a Star Wars podcast).

Again with the blessing of DLP founder Christopher Hanel, we present here the fifth (and final) episode of the standalone Digital Llama Players Guide series, also known as F**k White Wolf.

After this episode, Digital Llama Players Guide ended, merging with Digital Llama Radio into Digital Llama 2.0, which will be featured very soon in the Fanworks Audio Feed.

HOSTS: Christopher Hanel; Abe Peterka; Josh Wasta

(DLPG series originally released by Digital Llama Productions, 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/dlpg.html

(Christopher Hanel's Riff Raff Theater can be found at http://www.riffrafftheater.com.)

Digital Llama Radio released five independent episodes and eleven (twelve if counting the two-part eighth episode as two episodes) through TheForce.Net Fan Films before eventually merging with its sister show, Digital Llama Players Guide, into Digital Llama 2.0 in 2003.

With the Digital Llama Radio series re-release complete, we now prepare for the re-release of Digital Llama 2.0 with the re-release of Digital Llama Players Guide (which, incidentally, is tied into Digital Llama Productions but is not a Star Wars podcast).

Again with the blessing of DLP founder Christopher Hanel, we present here the third episode of the standalone Digital Llama Players Guide series, also known as Bunnies on Crack.

(The Fanworks Audio Feed will soon feature episodes of Digital Llama 2.0 that combined DLR and DLPG into one short-lived production.)

HOSTS: Christopher Hanel; Abe Peterka; Josh Wasta; Becca Peterka

(DLPG series originally released by Digital Llama Productions, 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/dlpg.html

(Christopher Hanel's Riff Raff Theater can be found at http://www.riffrafftheater.com.)

Digital Llama Radio released five independent episodes and eleven (twelve if counting the two-part eighth episode as two episodes) through TheForce.Net Fan Films before eventually merging with its sister show, Digital Llama Players Guide, into Digital Llama 2.0 in 2003.

With the Digital Llama Radio series re-release complete, we now prepare for the re-release of Digital Llama 2.0 with the re-release of Digital Llama Players Guide (which, incidentally, is tied into Digital Llama Productions but is not a Star Wars podcast).

Again with the blessing of DLP founder Christopher Hanel, we present here the fourth episode of the standalone Digital Llama Players Guide series, also known as The Bad Haircut.

(The Fanworks Audio Feed will soon feature episodes of Digital Llama 2.0 that combined DLR and DLPG into one short-lived production.)

HOSTS: Christopher Hanel; Abe Peterka; Josh Wasta

GUEST: Scott Kurtz

(DLPG series originally released by Digital Llama Productions, 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/dlpg.html

(Christopher Hanel's Riff Raff Theater can be found at http://www.riffrafftheater.com.)

Digital Llama Radio released five independent episodes and eleven (twelve if counting the two-part eighth episode as two episodes) through TheForce.Net Fan Films before eventually merging with its sister show, Digital Llama Players Guide, into Digital Llama 2.0 in 2003.

With the Digital Llama Radio series re-release complete, we now prepare for the re-release of Digital Llama 2.0 with the re-release of Digital Llama Players Guide (which, incidentally, is tied into Digital Llama Productions but is not a Star Wars podcast).

Again with the blessing of DLP founder Christopher Hanel, we present here the second episode of the standalone Digital Llama Players Guide series, also known as Buttery Goodness.

(The Fanworks Audio Feed will soon feature episodes of Digital Llama 2.0 that combined DLR and DLPG into one short-lived production.)

HOSTS: Christopher Hanel; Abe Peterka; Josh Wasta

(DLPG series originally released by Digital Llama Productions, 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/dlpg.html

(Christopher Hanel's Riff Raff Theater can be found at http://www.riffrafftheater.com.)

Digital Llama Radio released five independent episodes and eleven (twelve if counting the two-part eighth episode as two episodes) through TheForce.Net Fan Films before eventually merging with its sister show, Digital Llama Players Guide, into Digital Llama 2.0 in 2003.

With the Digital Llama Radio series re-release complete, we now prepare for the re-release of Digital Llama 2.0 with the re-release of Digital Llama Players Guide (which, incidentally, is tied into Digital Llama Productions but is not a Star Wars podcast).

Again with the blessing of DLP founder Christopher Hanel, we present here the first episode of the standalone Digital Llama Players Guide series, also known as Don't Sue Us.

(The Fanworks Audio Feed will soon feature episodes of Digital Llama 2.0 that combined DLR and DLPG into one short-lived production.)

HOSTS: Christopher Hanel; Abe Peterka; Josh Wasta

(DLPG series originally released by Digital Llama Productions, 2002)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/dlpg.html

(Christopher Hanel's Riff Raff Theater can be found at http://www.riffrafftheater.com.)

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga. During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities. This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 5 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga. During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities. This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 4 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The thirty-sixth (final) episode features the following segment:

The Ozzy Whisperer

STARRING: Jeff Roney and William Lundin

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney and William Lundin

MIXED by Jeff Roney

This was the final episode of the original prereocrded run of Tatooine TV. The series was later relaunched in a live format via TalkShoe as Tatooine TV Live, which will begin appearing in this feed soon. The live series was then followed by a special Tatooine TV Retrospective.

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The thirty-fifth episode features the following segment:

Oola on MTV India's TRL

STARRING: Jeff Roney and Ara Pelodi

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney; John Cosper; William Lundin

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The thirty-fourth episode features the following segment:

Evil Leader 2006, Part II

STARRING: Jeff Roney; William Lundin; Keith Gilbert; Colleen Roney

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney; John Cosper; William Lundin

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The thirty-third episode features the following segment:

Evil Leader 2006, Part I

STARRING: Jeff Roney; William Lundin; Keith Gilbert; Colleen Roney

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney; John Cosper; William Lundin

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The thirty-second episode features the following segment:

Pedro Sanchez (Napoleon Dynamite) Gets a New Bodyguard

STARRING: Jeff Roney and William Lundin

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney and John Cosper

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The thirty-first episode features the following segments:

1. Rex the Dog, Part I

2. Our Answer to Snakes on a Plane

3. Ralph and Sam on Death Star II

4. Rex the Dog, Part II

STARRING: Jeff Roney; William Lundin; Michael Smith

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney and John Cosper

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The thirtieth episode features the following segment:

Jar Jar Head

STARRING: Jeff Roney and William Lundin

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney and John Cosper

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twenty-ninth episode features the following segments:

1. Lockjaw Larry: Wizard of Song Ad

2. Han Solo's Bachelor Party

STARRING: Jeff Roney; William Lundin; Ara Pelodi

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twenty-eighth episode features the following segment:

Star Wars Survivor, Part II

STARRING: Jeff Roney; Nathan P. Butler; Eric Olp; Natalie Nicole Gilbert

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney and John Cosper

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twenty-seventh episode features the following segment:

Star Wars Survivor, Part I

STARRING: Jeff Roney; Nathan P. Butler; Eric Olp; Natalie Nicole Gilbert

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney and John Cosper

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twenty-sixth episode features the following segment:

Palpatine Asks for a Loan for Death Star II

STARRING: Jeff Roney and Colleen Roney

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twenty-fifth episode features the following segment:

Yoda's Creek

STARRING: Jeff Roney

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney and Gretchen Hall

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twenty-fourth episode features the following segments:

1. Jabba's House of Sweat

2. Roy D. Mercer Calls the Death Star

STARRING: Jeff Roney and Michael Smith

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twenty-third episode features the following segments:

1. Hoth Pops

2. Ohsureitzon Comlinks

STARRING: Jeff Roney

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twenty-second episode features the following segments:

1. Hold Your Gas

2. Jar Jar's "Pierce It Quick" Piercing Parlour

STARRING: Jeff Roney; Shawn Crosby; Colleen Roney

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twenty-first episode features the following segments:

1. Luciano the Lizard

2. Downloaders Anonymous

STARRING: Jeff Roney; Chris Battad; Nathan P. Butler; Tina Stone; Evan Stone

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney and Chris Battad

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twentieth episode features the following segment:

Commander Pilates, Part III

STARRING: Jeff Roneyl; Shawn Crosby; Colleen Roney; Ellen Gander; Shelley Herbin; Taylor Sims

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The nineteenth episode features the following segments:

1. Senate Investigation of the Emperor with Michael Moore

2. Tatooine TV MicroNews Featuring "The Girl Who Made Out with Han Solo in the Cantina but Was Cut Out of ANH"

STARRING: Jeff Roney and Shawn Crosby

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney and Shawn Crosby

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga. During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities. This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 165 of the Jedi Talk series. This is the series' final episode, presented out of order at the request of host "Darion Blade" (V. L. Maier) to show audiences where the series ended, even as we continue to release early episodes to hear the series full evolution.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

During its 85-episode run, ChronoRadio featured a total of 32 "regular episodes," beginning in May 2002.

Here, we present the third regular episode, ChronoRadio: Episode III, also known as Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

HOST: Nathan P. Butler

(CR series originally released by Rayzur's Edge Audio, 2002 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/chronoradio.html

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the stuff of legend in Star Wars radio show fare. In fact, it was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga and the only show of its kind on the internet from 1999 through the births of Star Wars en Direct and Digital Llama Radio in 2001.

During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities.

This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 3 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the stuff of legend in Star Wars radio show fare. In fact, it was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga and the only show of its kind on the internet from 1999 through the births of Star Wars en Direct and Digital Llama Radio in 2001.

During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities.

This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 2 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

From 1999 to 2002, Jedi Talk was the stuff of legend in Star Wars radio show fare. In fact, it was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga and the only show of its kind on the internet from 1999 through the births of Star Wars en Direct and Digital Llama Radio in 2001.

During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities.

This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

Here, we present Episode 1 of the Jedi Talk series.

HOSTS: Victor Lucien Maier (Darion Blade); Eugene Cash (Lars Quillion); and Mark Hendersen (Kal Thanos)

(Jedi Talk series originally released 1999 - 2002)

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

Jedi Talk has become the stuff of legend in Star Wars radio show fare. In fact, it was the first online radio show based entirely on Lucas' saga and the only show of its kind on the internet from 1999 through the births of Star Wars en Direct and Digital Llama Radio in 2001. Now, after the show's last hurrah in 2002, new productions carry on its legacy of high-concept talk radio programming, but neither would have been possible without the groundwork laid by Jedi Talk, the groundwork that told us, "if you air it, they will listen" in true cornfield ghost fashion.

During its run, Jedi Talk aired episodes live via streaming technology, inviting listeners to join in the experience every Sunday night for nearly three years. The team also managed to score live interviews with notable Star Wars personalities.

In a very real way, this program is the grandfather of the entire fan audio genre. It is to fan radio shows what Second Strike was to fan audio dramas, and it is to the fan audio genre as a whole was A New Hope was to the Star Wars saga.

This, friends, was our beginning . . .

Now, almost a decade after the show's original premiere in 1999, the Star Wars Fanworks Audio Feed is proud to present, in association with LucienMaier.com, the full library of the original Jedi Talk radio show episodes. Each episode, when in segments, has been merged into one file per show, providing an uninterrupted experience, and compressed into standard quality (similar to that used for Rayzur's Edge Audio's ChronoRadio) for faster download.

We begin our presentation this month, with further episodes to come throughout the year.

You can visit the Jedi Talk team on MySpace here: http://www.myspace.com/jeditalk

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/jeditalk.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The eighteenth episode features the following segment:

Pimp My Star Destroyer

STARRING: Jeff Roney

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney and Shawn Crosby

MIXED by Jeff Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The seventeenth episode features the following segment:

Commander Pilates, Part II

STARRING: Jeff Roney; Shawn Crosby; Colleen Roney; and Ellen Gander

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney; Jazz Skywalker; and Sarah Evan

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The sixteenth episode features the following segment:

Commander Pilates, Part I

STARRING: Jeff Roney and Shawn Crosby

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney; Jazz Skywalker; and Sarah Evan

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The fifteenth episode features the following segment:

"Jedi School" Starring Stuart from MadTV

STARRING: Jeff Roney; Shawn Crosby; Angela Hanes; and Michael Smith

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney and Colleen Roney

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The fourteenth episode features the following segment:

Blasterpiece Theatre with "Shmi's Rescue"

STARRING: Jeff Roney and Shawn Crosby

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney, Jazz Skywalker, and Sarah Evan

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The thirteenth episode features the following segment:

Anakin and Padme in "Bedtime Story"

STARRING: Jeff Roney and Colleen Roney

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney, Jazz Skywalker, and Sarah Evan

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html

Tatooine TV by Jeff Roney released new episodes from 2003 until its end as a live series in 2007.

The twelfth episode features the following segment:

Death Star Construction Customer Support Advertisement

STARRING: Jeff Roney and Presley Becerra

WRITTEN by Jeff Roney

MIXED by Jeff Roney, Jazz Skywalker, and Sarah Evan

(TTV series originally released by Jeff Roney Designs / RoneyZone Productions, 2003 - 2007)

More information: http://www.starwarsfanworks.com/tatooinetv.html