Join Phil and Ell as they discuss the final four chapters from Frank Herbert's 'Dune'. The seminal sci-fi masterpiece that influenced and permeated into almost all major science fiction works of the 20th century has finally finished being analyzed by our two hosts. Join them as they put the cherry on the cake!

Join Phil and Ell for a hot take on Denis Villeneuve's Dune!! (part 1 of course)

Join Phil and Ell as they discuss the next three chapters from Frank Herbert's 'Dune'. Things are really starting to heat up now as we run into our old friend Gurney again. Phil and Ell really get into the minutiae of the beautiful scene where Paul preaches to the sietch members on needing to embrace a more modern form of leadership within their people.

Join Phil and Ell as they discuss everything from failed baronic assassination attempts and more feints within feints than you could shake a stick at with Hawat and The Baron in the next four chapters of Frank Herbert’s ‘Dune’. Don’t turn it off early, as they also discuss one of the most poignant chapters in the book, Paul riding a sandworm.

Join Phil and Ell as they discuss the strange political death dance between the Baron and Count Fenring. We then move onto the awfully depressing existence of Harah, and then attempt to have an insightful and intriguing conversation about The Spice Orgy and the possibility of group consciousness on Earth.

Join Phil and Ell as they discuss their own Jihad nightmares, Jessica's sayyadina aspirations, and they find out which angstiest young male is in the fact the angstiest of them all as Jamis and Paul face off. Finally, they get to discuss what many consider to be one of the emotional core's of the novel, the giving water to the dead scene.

Join Phil and Ell on their deep dive through the next six chapters of Dune. Jessica and Paul navigate their fear and walk out of the storm as Kynes tragically has deathbed fictional quarrels with his deceased father. However fear not, as now we meet the tribe and finally head to Sietch Tabr.

Things are circling the drain on Arrakis as the surviving Atreides' hide in a still tent and the Harkonnens draw in for their final push for control of the planet. Join Phil and Ell as they discuss chapters 23-25 of Frank Herbert's 'Dune'.