Update on Several Radio Shows
(source: starwarsfanworks.com, 10-22-07)

A brief update is in order on a few Star Wars podcasts:

First, the Coruscant-Cast has recently experienced a site loss, which is currently being fixed. The company that hosts the site has managed to recover most materials, but others are being uploaded all over again. Fans are asked to be patient as materials are made available.

Second, Cris and Courtney Macht's The Force Among Us - Live, has now concluded with its eighth regular episode (ninth overall), ending the series' pre-planned episode run under the guidance of Jeff Roney.

Third, we've learned that the Wookiee-Cast from the Wookieepedia is currently looking for help on a second "season," so that show is apparently on hiatus for now.

Fourth, the VaderCast has retooled its team down to four people: Tim Kennedy; Cole Houston; Cat Houston; and Rick Gutierrez.

Fifth, The Jedi Council Speaks is splitting in half. The segment Novel Ideas is getting its own podcast, to be released on alternate months with the original TJCS.

Sixth, speaking of book-related podcasts, the Star Wars Action News Book Club is on hiatus somewhat right now, due to circumstances in the personal lives of the hosts. However, we are told that the club and its podcasts will return, beginning soon with the release of the many recorded (but not released) podcasts in the series.

Seventh, we have been attempting to contact Fariq Asaka of The Galaxy Report for a while now, and it seems that not only is he currently unreachable (apparently), but the site for the show is also down. Given how long it has been since the least release, we are assuming the show is ended or on hiatus, so we are placing it into the hiatus area of the Radio Shows page, but will not yet assume it has ended. Finally, we have been waiting on word from Sonja Nelson on her announced The Te of Star Wars podcast, which was slated to launch back in May. As we have not heard anything in quite a while, we are removing that show from the "Coming Soon" listings.