The best podcasts for Star Wars Twitter

Tom and Adam have created a show that is a one-to-three-hour stretch of hilarity and pure chaos. They review Star Wars shows one episode at a time, but usually have about 20-30 minutes of banter before getting into it. BUT IT'S HILARIOUS. I love these guys. Not only do they have a great show with a loyal band of Clonecastanovas, they are wonderful to interact with online and have done quite a bit to cultivate a great community. These guys have cornered the market on sound effects. Listen, you'll see what I mean.

Dark Side Divas hardly needs any boosting from me, they're already quite popular and do very respectable numbers as it is. But Stef and Chris provide some hilarious back-and-forth commentary on all things Star Wars, and are criminally kind and supportive to folks online (provided they are kind in turn). Stef can (and will) absolutely ROAST the haters and turn it into merch for their store, which is honestly the best thing to do. I listen to their show when I'm at the gym or in the car and I've never once failed to be entertained. They are lovely.

Bryan from Pink Milk was among the first people I interacted with in Star Wars Twitter, and the Pink Milk crew has always been incredibly supportive and kind. Their podcast is a gold mine for perspectives of the galaxy far, far away through the lens of our friends in the LGBTQ+ community. Listening to them, I've been able to learn more about the issues the community faces, their perspective on things that is wildly different from my own, and simply get exposed to the community. They are a wonderful group, and I'm very glad and fortunate that they were among my first contacts when I first landed into Star Wars Twitter

Alden consistently provides that savory goodness that is a deep dive Star Wars analysis. In his soothing baritone, he takes his listeners on that journey through not just what is and what happened, but what it MEANS. On Twitter, Alden never fails to produce insightful, pleasant to read threads that often spark some wonderful conversations. Definitely worth listening to and following on as many social platforms as he has. I mean, c'mon, he had RIAN JOHNSON on his show! How cool is that!?

The first thing I noticed about Pete and ATG was that production values seemed really high. He clearly puts a lot of time and effort into his show, and routinely has some incredible guests on. Very recently, he had Debra Wilson from Jedi: Survivor on and had an incredible conversation about her role and her processes and feelings. Pete does not take The Fandom Menace's chicanery sitting down! On Twitter, he routinely calls out bad faith arguments and enlightens his followers with clarifications, truth, and a sense of ease about letting yourself enjoy things. He's one of the larger voices online, and he has always done his best to use that to make the fandom a better, healthier, more inclusive place.