From TVO: BIG IDEAS - "Author Robert J. Sawyer explains how Hollywood’s approach to science fiction, starting with George Lucas’ Star Wars, has dulled the edge that made science fiction such a pertinent film genre. Sawyer dissects the problematic aspects of the original Star Wars film and shows how science fiction books continue to tackle difficult issues while their big screen counterparts take the easy road of big explosions and small ideas." - February 2008
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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A lecture by Robert J. Sawyer
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Episode 374: 2012 Year In Review Part I: 3-D, Disney, and Celebration
Show Notes It’s been a great year to be a Star Wars fan. The year started with Star Wars once again in theaters as The Phantom Menace kicked off the Star Wars 3-D conversions, the summer ended with a bang at Star Wars Celebration VI, and then the dreams of Star Wars fans worldwide came true when it was announced that there will be more Star Wars films, the first just 3 years away! Looking back at the year that was, listen to Star Wars Action News hosts Marjorie and Arnie are joined by a number of friends and show hosts to look back at what 2012 meant to Star Wars fans.
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Robert J. Sawyer talking about the Aurora Awards
From SPACECAST podcast - May 23, 2008
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Interview with Robert J. Sawyer (about his novel WWW: Wake)
From CJSR Radio on April 24, 2009
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