May the 4th Be With You! Celebrate Star Wars Day with Utah writer Bryan Young, host of the Full of Sith podcast; digital journalist and Star Wars Armada player Becca Green of TEA of Utah; teacher, author and writer Rachel Rear; and KRCL's own Eric Nelson, Star Wars Dad. Plus #3QuickPicks for #MayThe4th and Can'd Aid bike build for the students of Mary W. Jackson Elementary.
Tonight's lineup:
Sarah Leavitt of Can'd Aid, a nationally recognized nonprofit that rallies volunteers from all walks of life to build thriving communities.
#3QuickPicks for Star Wars Day with Vern Waters of The County Library:
Jeffrey Browns’ graphic novels include Darth Vader and Son, Vader’s Little Princess, Rey and Pals, Goodnight Darth Vader, and Darth Vader and Friends
I Find Your Lack of Faith Disturbing: Star Wars and the Triumph of Geek Culture by A. D. Jameson
The People vs. George Lucas, written and directed by Alexandre O. Phillippe
By the way, Vern ran the numbers on Star Wars materials in The County Library's catalog: "1,938: that’s how many Star Wars-related items we have in the library catalog. 213: That’s sound recordings including soundtracks, and books on CDs, radio plays, etc. 86 Art of Star Wars books. 71 Lego Star Wars items. 61 different DVDs. 10 Star Wars Cookbooks and 7 Craft Books related to the phenomenon."
May the 4th Be With You! RadioACTive's #RoundtableTuesday edition celebrates Star Wars Day, featuring:
Utah writer Bryan Young, host of the Full of Sith podcast and trivia master when it comes to all things Star Wars
Becca Green, she/her, co-chairs Transgender Education Advocates - TEA of Utah and has loved Star Wars since before she knew what stars were. She runs a semi-regular war game series about Star Wars Armada called “Seconds Before Disaster” and loves all things sci-fi.
KRCL's own Eric Nelson, a volunteer coordinator with no memory of a world without Star Wars. Since becoming a Dad, he's discovered a whole new way to enjoy Star Wars. AND he owns one 8-track copy of Star Wars Galactic Funk. Star Wars makes him happy.
Rachel Rear, a teacher, writer, actor and sometime aerialist living in Brooklyn, NY. Rear's first book, Catch the Sparrow, a true-crime memoir, is set to drop February 2022 from Bloomsbury Publishing and Sphere Books UK.
Views, thoughts or opinions shared by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the board, staff or members of Listeners' Community Radio of Utah, 90.9fm KRCL. Tonight's RadioACTive team included:
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