Join Father.Son.Galaxy. for an illuminating discussion with Scotty Jayro, co-host of The Bombadcast and author of Midi-chlorians: An Alliance of Science, Mythology, and Magic. Scotty, also known as Scott Jarreau (a middle school teacher in Baton Rouge, LA), breaks down the most controversial concept in Star Wars: midi-chlorians!

From Qui-Gon Jinn's initial explanation to its evolution in The Bad Batch and The Mandalorian, we explore the connection between midi-chlorians and the Force. Is the Force spiritual, biological, or both? We tackle the fan backlash, delve into the Jedi and Sith's differing views on immortality, and discuss how midi-chlorians ultimately tie into Palpatine's return.

Scotty also shares insights from his Star Wars Celebration panel, his involvement in a New York Times documentary, and his passion for DJing! Don't miss this epic conversation that bridges science, myth, and the magic of a galaxy far, far away.

Key Discussion Points:

• Scotty Jayro's unique definition of midi-chlorians after 25 years.
• The fundamental difference between midi-chlorians and The Force.
• Is The Force spiritual, biological, or both?
• The "M-Count" and the backlash against midi-chlorians.
• Immortality: Jedi vs. Sith perspectives.
• Omega, Grogu, and the Emperor's quest for immortality.
• The return of Palpatine and the full circle of midi-chlorians.
• Scotty's Star Wars Celebration experience.
• His involvement in a New York Times documentary and his DJing career!

Find Scotty Jayro: https://linktr.ee/ScottyJayro

Book: https://www.amazon.com/Midi-chlorians-Alliance-Science-Mythology-Magic/dp/B0DZDCVW8X

In this episode, we unpack Michael B. Jordan’s transformative dual performance as twin brothers Smoke and Stack, a seamless embodiment that redefines his craft. We journey through the film's evocative cinematography, transporting viewers to the Jim Crow era Mississippi Delta, and explore the intricate tapestry of characters who bring this world to life. From the raw power and spiritual significance of the blues to complex family dynamics and the relentless pursuit of survival, "SINNERS" weaves historical depth with a compelling, unexpected narrative.

A Special Note from Father.Son.Galaxy.:

This discussion marks a unique first for our channel, as we explore "SINNERS" as husband and wife, Tanya and Kerwin. Given the film's R-rating and its unflinching engagement with mature, adult themes, this episode delves into subject matter beyond our typical galaxy explorations. We navigate complex elements from the film's narrative, inviting viewers to join us in considering these challenging dimensions of storytelling.

Topics in this Discussion:

Michael B. Jordan's compelling portrayal of Smoke and Stack, exploring their distinct cadences and motivations.

1. The profound power of music in "SINNERS," from its historical roots in the Delta to its role as a spiritual force.

2. The nuanced roles of the women of "SINNERS" and their pivotal contributions to the narrative.

3. The unsettling arrival of antagonists and their dramatic impact on the community.

4. The harrowing struggle for survival and the film's ultimate reflections on freedom and legacy.

This isn't just a review. It's an exploration of a film that pushes boundaries and asks hard questions.

In this episode, we dives deep into Captain America: Brave New World—now streaming on Disney+. Was this movie necessary, or just another MCU filler?

We unpack what actually worked (Sam’s new Cap suit! Adamantium! The Red Hulk!), what fell flat (Torres' comic relief, stiff dialogue, too many news breaks), and what this film is really setting up for—yes, we're talking Secret Wars, X-Men, and Eternals connections.

Did the story of Isaiah Bradley finally get the justice it deserved? Are Ruth Bat-Seraph and Leila Taylor characters we’ll ever see again?

Join us for this spoiler-heavy, MCU-literate breakdown, where we ask the question the film never answers: Did we really need this movie?

Comment below with your favorite and least favorite scenes—and don’t forget to subscribe for weekly breakdowns with the father-son team bringing generational heat to geek culture.

Since the Ironheart series is dropping later this month (June 2025), we’re revisiting our 2022 review of some of Marvel’s newest generation of heroes—including Riri Williams (Ironheart), Nova, Amadeus Cho, and the Champions.

It’s a great refresher on where these characters came from, what makes them tick, and how Marvel’s been building a younger, more dynamic lineup of heroes over the past decade.

Keith also makes an astute connection between the number of Marvel characters attending MIT — like Ironheart, Spider-Man, and others — and the university’s real-life reputation for innovation. It’s a fun lens on how Marvel blends science and storytelling.

Whether you're new to these characters or just need a quick catch-up before Ironheart hits Disney+, this one’s worth a listen.

Kerwin of Father.Son.Galaxy. sits down with Catherine LaSalle for a full breakdown of Andor Season 2. We unpack character arcs, political fallout, and where this leaves Star Wars moving forward.

Topics include:

• – Syril Karn and Dedra Meero’s dangerous loyalty
• – Vel and Cinta: duty, grief, and love
• – The Empire’s atrocity on Ghorman
• – Mon Mothma, Bail Organa, and the limits of diplomacy
• – Luthen and Kleya: the cost of resistance
• – Cassian and Bix: what survival looks like in a broken galaxy

We revisit the season’s most defining moments—Mon’s speech, Luthen’s reckoning, Vel’s rage, and Bix’s choice—and ask the hard question: has Andor changed what we should expect from Star Wars storytelling?

This isn’t just a recap. It's a sendoff.

Join Father.Son.Galaxy. live from FanExpo Philadelphia as we share what we love about Star Wars—our Top Ten reasons this galaxy far, far away continues to inspire generations. From George Lucas and ILM to Clone Wars, The Mandalorian, Skeleton Crew, and the unforgettable music of John Williams—we reflect on the legacy, creativity, and joy that keep us coming back. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the saga, this panel is for you.

Hosted by Kerwin and Keith, this is our fourth year celebrating Star Wars with our amazing community at FanExpo. May the Force be with you!

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We unpack Marvel’s Thunderbolts—a story that’s less about saving the world and more about saving yourself. The film opens with questions around mental health and identity, and it quickly evolves into something bigger than just a team-up movie. This is a story about broken people figuring out who they are, what they’ve done, and whether or not they’re still worth saving.

We break down how the team comes together, what drives them apart, and why this version of the Thunderbolts isn’t the one you might expect. There’s action (yes, the car chase and the motorcycle moment are awesome), but what hits hardest are the emotional beats—especially between Yelena and Alexi. We also get a major new character who seriously shifts the power scale of the MCU, and we dive into what that means going forward.

Of course, we share our thoughts on the ending, the twist with Valentina, and where this team stands after the dust settles. And don’t worry—we cover the mid and post-credit scenes too (because that last tease? Yeah… we see it coming, but still lose our minds).

This is one of Marvel’s most layered stories in a while, and we’re all in.

One year after the events of Aldhani, we’re seeing the cost of resistance—on people, not just politics. Bix is still recovering from torture. Cassian wants to walk away and protect her.

But Ghorman changes everything. The Empire’s not just tightening its grip—it’s setting traps. And the rebels? They’re not always on the same page.

Cinta and Vel take on a risky mission. Mon Mothma is trying to build political will where there is none. And Cassian has to ask himself: What does it really mean to fight back?

These episodes quietly ask: What’s worth sacrificing, and who gets to decide?

Check out our #SpoilerReview of #AndorSeason2 Episodes 4-6.