Dune (1965)

06/04/16 • 111 min

Distrans message incoming from planet Arrakis: It's here! DuneCast officially begins with our look at the greatest science fiction novel of all time, Dune. From insightful articles, to thought-provoking analysis, to general reactions and fan speculation, Joe and Rod cover as much as they possibly can before passing out from exhaustion! So strap yourselves in, Landsraad--it's time for the DuneCast!

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Previous Episode

An Introduction to Dune

Greetings, travelers of space and time, to the premiere episode of the DuneCast! Know then that this is your home for Dune in podcasting, and will be a series examining all things from the world of Frank Herbert's legendary Dune universe, including the classic books, movies, miniseries, games, documentaries, and ongoing novels by Brian Herbert and Kevin J Anderson. Whether this is your first foray into the Dune universe or you are returning like a Duncan Idaho ghola, join us for a show beyond your dream and a podcast beyond your imagination. The DuneCast is hosted by avid science fiction fans and podcasters Joe Tavano and Rod Johnson, and is part of the RetroZap.com Podcast Network!

Next Episode

Dune Messiah (1969)

1969 was the summer of love, but on the planet Arrakis, more commonly known as Dune, Emperor Paul Atreides' reign was coming to an end. Join Joe and Rod as they tear apart Frank Herbert's shortest Dune novel, but perhaps also the most important to the greater Dune saga.

Dune Messiah is an achievement of science fiction, of world-building, and of escaping the norms for a road less traveled and a story more creative. This is the DuneCast.

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