Gom Jabbar: A Dune Podcast
Gom Jabbar is the ultimate guide to the Dune universe for both longtime fans and newcomers. Join hosts Abu and Leo as they dive deep into every aspect of Dune lore, from Frank Herbert's original novels to HBO's television show and Denis Villeneuve's blockbuster films. New episodes every other Friday.
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Education
Nov 22
Thoughts I love this new program Dune:Prophecy but I must say the look of the bene gessirit from the original movie 1984 was just more amazing than any of the new dunes. The reverend mother in that original movie presence was so formidable, powerful and that bald head. Then you get to Rebecca F. It all devolved and lost the power and the presence. Now with Prophecy and Emily Watson to me she just not visually formidable and powerful. Plus I love this new podcast!!!!! The Bene Gessirit are the reason I love dune and all there lore .
Awesome
Nov 10
Awesome and please establish a Reddit and Twitter presence they matter.
Amazing
Oct 9
Absolutely love this podcast. The guys are absolutely wonderful to listen to, have great rapport, and are overall a great source of happiness for me as i embark on my dune journey. Thanks for everything gentleman!
My GUYS!!!
Sep 16
The new series that unpacks interviews with Frank Herbert is GAME CHANGING!!!! I have been listening for over a year now and gone through most of the book club and topical episodes. Really loving this new direction for the pod. Herbert was such a visionary and I’m so glad you are really treating him as such. Thank you guys I seriously love you both!!!!
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- CreatorLore Party Media
- Years Active2020 - 2024
- Episodes217
- RatingExplicit
- Copyright© Lore Party Media LLC
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