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Star Wars Loose Canon

Star Wars Loose Canon

By: Nick Oswald Chris Higgins Patrick Ebersole Alex Lowe
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Why aren’t droids allowed in Mos Eisley Cantina? How does hyperspace travel work? What’s so special about Endor? The Star Wars Loose Canon podcast answers these questions and many more. We’re just three dudes with a breadth of Star Wars knowledge and severe penchants for snark. Come for the bad puns, stay for the petulant Emperor impressions. Art
Episodes
  • Knights of the Old Republic Analysis Pt. 2: The Exile's Lovers
    Sep 18 2025

    The Exile might be the most charismatic Jedi the galaxy has ever known, effortlessly drawing many followers. While this was useful in attracting the devotion of his allies, it also brought in opportunities for romance.

    The Brothers Krynn and Loose Canon decide on which characters are most compatible with our protagonist from Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords.
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Why Revan and Bastila Should NOT Be Together
    Sep 2 2025

    The Brothers Krynn, along with Chris, discuss the romance options in Knights of the Old Republic. Do Revan and Bastila belong together, or is their relationship born purely of circumstance?

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    48 mins
  • Chains of Custody - the Legacy of the Skywalker Lightaber, Darksaber, and Millenium Falcon
    Aug 8 2025

    The Skywalker Lightsaber is not exactly Excalibur or the Ring of Power, offering enhanced abilities to its wielder. It is an important item in the Star Wars universe, but it's not clear exactly how.

    Nick and Chris discuss how significant Anakin's lightsaber is to the Star Wars universe. They also follow the chains of custody of the Millennium Falcon and the Darksaber, both passing between more owners than you may expect!

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    59 mins
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