Today on the show, we're having an identity crisis. We left the planet. We've been trying to produce this savior, Chad, fella, but these kids keep responding to our emails with OK Boomer and then the single tier emoji. What does that mean?

Someone decipher this for us.

I'm going to text my grandkids.

Maybe they know.

Yeah.

While you're at it, can you ask them what Busson means?

I've asked.

They have not responded.

They left me I've read. Yeah. Welcome to Gomjabar, your guide to the iconic world of Dune.

We'll be exploring the themes, philosophies, and characters found in the sandy depths of this vast universe, from Frank Herbert's groundbreaking novels to the adaptations on film and TV.

My name's Aboo.

My name is Leo.

And Leo, we're back, baby. We are back, baby. We have to

continue this journey. Yeah. We set out from the tribal era of the Ben-Jezerite all the way on

old Tara, and we still have so much more to go. This is part two of our discussion on the origins and the early history

of the Benny Jesuit sisterhood. It's true. But before we get too far, before we get into the

episode, let's take care of our housekeeping quickly. And first up, spoiler warning,

no spoilers. We are not going to spoil anything from Frank Herbert's books.

Everything we're talking about today happens before the first pages of Dune.

That's right.

And of course, here at the top of the show, a huge shout out to our Cuisat's Hatterack level patrons, Case Aiken, Matthew Good.

Gentlemen, if you had a splinter group of the Benny Jeser, their belief would be generosity, because that's what you're known for, and that's clearly what you believe in.

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