400 – Starmen

2026-02-15 · 122 min · episode 19 · 10 entities

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mentioned Arts concept

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mentioned TV & Film concept

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mentioned Film Reviews concept

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mentioned Starmen concept

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400 – Starmen
discusses Arts concept

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Feed category: Arts
discusses TV & Film concept

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Feed category: TV & Film
discusses Books concept

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Feed category: Books
discusses Film Reviews concept

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Feed category: Film Reviews

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mentioned Alan Sisto person

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hosted by Alan Sisto person

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Feed author/publisher: Alan Sisto

Episode description as stored

Tal-Elmar hopes to turn the tables on Mogru, the town’s Master; James manages to turn the table on Alan by interviewing him about his decade in podcasting. Join The Man of the West and The Sage of the South for some hazy cosmic jive as we conclude our four-episode look at the story of Tal-Elmar. It turns out Mogru’s been plotting for a while now, Tal-Elmar could probably do with a few more clothes, and the Númenóreans apparently have errands to run. We note that Christoper Tolkien did an amazing job with his father’s “excruciatingly difficult” handwriting, agree to disagree as to whether James is actually Jabba the Hutt, and decide that the fourth danger of the Agar swamp is the Men Of Unusual Size. Also: we decide that 38 years is long enough to wait for a political joke. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices