The Technology of Dune

Gom Jabbar: A Dune Podcast

Lore Party Media

Arts, Visual Arts, Tv & Film, Books

4.8 • 651 Ratings

🗓️ 17 July 2020

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Abu and Leo explore the unique technology of the Dune universe and unpack how everything from ornithopters to glowglobes was shaped by major historical events. This episode contains NO SPOILERS for the plot of Frank Herbert's novels. This podcast is part of the Lore Party Podcast Network. Visit our site to learn more: https://loreparty.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:31.1	Today on the show, it wouldn't be sci-fi if we didn't have cool tech,
0:34.7	but in Dune, it's dirtier and more biological than you might expect.
0:59.1	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,
1:05.6	from Frank Herbert's groundbreaking novels to the adaptations on film and TV.
1:10.3	My name's Aboo.
1:11.7	And my name's Leo.
1:13.5	And wow.
1:16.3	Bugs.
1:17.1	Bugs everywhere.
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1:18.5	Were we officially starting?
1:19.7	I don't know.
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