Memeobi’s Galaxy: A Star Wars Podcast

How did Star Wars help someone learn English, inspire a 20-year collecting journey, and eventually lead to a career representing Star Wars creators? This week on Memeobi's Galaxy, Kent sits down with Gabe from Gabe's Empire for a genuinely fun conversation about the person behind one of the most recognizable Star Wars collectible rooms on social media.
Gabe shares his journey from growing up memorizing Star Wars dialogue to building an incredible collection of officially licensed Star Wars prop replicas and memorabilia. We talk about his rare Rancor replica, the life-size C-3PO that nearly got him in trouble with his wife, his journey from musician and tattoo shop owner to attorney, and how he now represents Star Wars influencers, podcasters, and creatives.
We also get into some Star Wars opinions that might ruffle a few feathers. Is Yoda overrated? Why did Gabe originally dislike the prequel trilogy? What changed his mind about the prequels? And why is Return of the Jedi his favorite Star Wars movie?
Plus, we discuss Star Wars Celebration, San Diego Comic-Con, collecting, Disney-era Star Wars, The Clone Wars, Andor, and plenty more.
Whether you're a Star Wars fan, collector, or fellow content creator, this is a chance to get to know the man behind Gabe's Empire.
May the Force be with you!

The Mortis Gods are one of the most divisive arcs in Star Wars - and if Ahsoka season 2 is heading back into that mythology, fans are about to have a lot of questions. Memeobi and Ethan break down why this Clone Wars storyline feels so different, what it could mean for Baylon, Ahsoka, and the World Between Worlds, and why the biggest payoff may be a vision, not a resurrection. Memeobi and Ethan also unpack the wild symbolism of Mortis, the confusion around who was really “there” in the arc, and whether characters like the Son, the Father, and the Daughter could show up again in any form. Along the way, they debate the meaning of Ahsoka’s “death,” the role of force visions versus shapeshifting, and why Dave Filoni’s mythology-heavy storytelling works for some fans and alienates others. You’ll discover:
Why Mortis feels more mythological than traditional Star Wars
The difference between a force vision, a shapeshift, and a ghost
Why Baylon may be obsessed with Mortis rather than possessed by it
How Ahsoka season 2 could use the arc without requiring a full rewatch of Clone Wars
Why Abeloth keeps coming up in fan theories - and why it may be too much for the show
This episode is perfect for Star Wars fans trying to make sense of the Mortis Gods, anyone following Ahsoka season 2 theories, and listeners who love deep-cut lore mixed with bold predictions and a few chaotic detours along the way. If you want the clearest, most fun breakdown of where this story could go next, hit play and get ready for a very strange corner of the Force.

Star Wars fandom is supposed to be fun, but if you have ever felt out of place, overlooked, or exhausted by the internet side of it, this conversation hits home. Marley opens up about how Bad Batch, Star Wars TikTok, and real-life conventions turned fandom into community and why showing up as a genuine fan matters more than reach, clout, or performative hype.
Marly is the creator behind Marley @marlysmemos, known for Star Wars content, lightsaber spinning, and her advocacy for authentic, community-first fandom.

In this episode of Memeobi's Galaxy Ethan and Kent your hosts get up to some fun shenanigans. Talking all about Ahsoka theories and more Star Wars Junk. 
 

 
Limitless Nerd joins Memeobi for a fast, funny, and surprisingly deep conversation about the franchise he has lived and breathed since age two, from his earliest memory of watching Attack of the Clones to the show that still defines his fandom today. What starts with childhood nostalgia quickly turns into a conversation that every Star Wars obsessive will want to hear. Cameron breaks down why The Clone Wars matters so much to him, how Ahsoka became one of the most important characters in his entire life, and why the series never really stopped being part of his story. Along the way, the two get into release-era memories, trivia, and the kind of Star Wars knowledge that only comes from years of genuine obsession. You’ll discover:
Why The Clone Wars is Cameron’s definitive Star Wars show
The first Star Wars figures, movies, and moments that shaped his fandom
A surprisingly strong theory for how Ahsoka Season 2 could reshape the Mortis gods mythos
What Cameron thinks might happen to Ahsoka, Baylon, Sabine, and the rest of the cast
Why the future of Star Wars feels more like a carefully built ending than a random collection of projects
Memeobi and Cameron also get into the bigger question hanging over Star Wars, Marvel, and modern franchise storytelling - when does a universe become too big, and how do you keep beloved characters meaningful without losing what made them special in the first place? That leads to some sharp takes on reboots, remakes, trailers, and why some stories feel impossible to restart. If you love Clone Wars, Ahsoka, Star Wars theorycrafting, or just hearing two fans nerd out with real conviction, this episode is for you. It’s playful, specific, and full of the kind of conversation that makes you want to rewatch everything and start connecting the dots all over again.

On this episode, I’m joined by
The Raeside
for a wide-ranging conversation about Star Wars, content creation, fandom, and the weirdly wonderful experience of building real connections online. We talk about how we each got into Star Wars, our earliest memories with the franchise, and how the love of a galaxy far, far away keeps shaping the way we create today .We also get into creator life, finding your niche, the balance between news and personality, and why community matters so much in the Star Wars space. Along the way, we cover everything from Rebel Scum Con to internet comments, cosplay, and why Star Wars still feels bigger than the people who try to declare it “dead.”If you enjoy honest conversations, creator stories, and a little bit of nerdy chaos, this one’s for you. Why it works: it gives listeners a clear sense of the episode’s emotional core, while also hitting the broad discovery keywords that help people know exactly what they’re getting. Want me to turn this into a shorter, punchier podcast description next?
 
 
 
 

Our hosts Ethan and Kent dive into Ahsoka season 2 trailer that was dropped at D23 this year and also talk about their time at Rebel Scum Con III 2026

In this special episode of Memeobi's Galaxy, host Kent sits down with viral filmmaker and social media superstar Zach King and director Josh Fapp for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at their incredible Star Wars cardboard short film.
This is Zach King's first and only interview about the project, giving fans a rare look into the creative process behind one of the most ambitious fan-made Star Wars productions ever attempted. We discuss how the team built ships, sets, props, and effects out of cardboard, the challenges of filming with unconventional materials, the inspiration behind the project, practical filmmaking techniques, visual effects, storytelling, and what it takes to bring a galaxy far, far away to life on a limited budget.
If you love Star Wars, filmmaking, movie making, visual effects (VFX), content creation, behind-the-scenes interviews, independent films, fan films, TikTok creators, YouTube creators, practical effects, movie production, directing, cinematography, or creative storytelling, this episode is for you.
Join Kent for this exclusive conversation with Zach King and Josh Fapp as they pull back the curtain on the making of their groundbreaking cardboard Star Wars short film.

Join Kent and Ethan on Memobi’s Galaxy: A Star Wars Podcast as they dive into a full spoiler review of The Mandalorian & Grogu, the latest Star Wars movie that hit theaters on May 22 and was experienced in IMAX. In this episode, we break down our favorite moments, biggest surprises, standout characters, action sequences, emotional scenes, and the parts that didn’t quite work for us. We discuss Din Djarin, Grogu, connections to the Disney+ series, the future of Star Wars, Easter eggs, fan theories, and where this film ranks among other Star Wars movies. If you're looking for an honest, spoiler-filled discussion of The Mandalorian & Grogu review, Star Wars movie reactions, Mandalorian podcast coverage, and Star Wars analysis, this episode is for you. Whether you're a longtime Star Wars fan or just saw the movie, join us for a fun and passionate breakdown of one of the most talked-about Star Wars releases of the year.

Join host Kent and co-host Ethan on this new episode of Memeobi's Galaxy as they break down the biggest theories, rumors, and predictions surrounding the upcoming The Mandalorian & Grogu movie. From possible cameos and connections to the wider Star Wars universe to what Din Djarin and Grogu’s next adventure could mean for the future of Lucasfilm storytelling, this episode dives deep into fan speculation, hidden details, and everything revealed so far. If you love The Mandalorian, Grogu, Star Wars theories, Disney+ lore, and breakdown podcasts, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.