The best podcasts to take on the road.

I'm Jon, the host/creator of the Clone Army Radio podcast. I'm also an author. The books I write partly came from my love of Star Wars and Sci-fi. The genres I write in are horror, crime thriller, Sci-fi, super hero, and fantasy. I also have a side hobby researching and writing articles about cryptids, folktales, mythology, and of course, Star Wars. Being a podcast host is one of the things I enjoy the most. I've learned how to produce and edit audio, I love planning the topics for the show (with the help and input of my co-host), and I love sharing our passion for Star Wars with the world. We've built a little community of friends that listen to our show, and it's so much fun when I get to chat with them. When I have a podcast episode to record, it's what I look forward to all week. When I was a kid, I wanted to host my own radio show. I've always enjoyed talk radio, and as my job took me on the road, I discovered a radio show about aliens, and a podcast about Star Wars. Growing up with Star Wars in my family, I've always loved it. My friends and I talked about Star Wars all the time, so it made sense to me to start a Star Wars podcast. I could never claim to be a Star Wars expert, but I've grown up with it, I'm surrounded by it, and I'm always learning more about it. It's one of my greatest loves, and I love talking about it with my friend/co-host, and other friends too.

Clone Army Radio is all about Star Wars. We discuss the lore, the movies, the streaming series, the books, collecting, cosplaying, and more. We do weekly or bi-weekly episodes discussing topics such as: breaking down episodes of the latest series in an after show format, discussing the traits and motives of specific characters, and breaking down the latest news.

My list of podcasts I listen to is a good showing of the kind of person I am, honestly. It's a combination of many of my passions, and I truly believe these shows do what they're doing so well that they deserve to be heard. I can connect them together in a way as well—Star Wars dips into a lot of Norse Mythology. It also has unexplainable stories or things such as the force and mysteries involving Mortis and the world between worlds. If you're a Star Wars fan, you'll likely dig inside the films for hidden meanings, production methods, and of course, the soundtracks. That's what most of these shows do, but of course they're not all about Star Wars. You can't go wrong listening to any of them—but also, please give my show a listen, as well!