Sandy Dhuyvetter (born Sandra Jo Dhuyvetter on August 10, 1960 in Upland, California) is an American travel media personality, author and travel industry media specialist. Sandy is also known as Momma Fett, from Star Wars. She is known as Momma Fett, the creator, executive producer and host of the San Diego-based TravelTalkRADIO, a live talk radio program that aired every Sunday from 2001 - 2015. The program focused on tourism and travelling. The program was heard via conventional radio and online in more than 100 countries. Career Artist/Musician/Entrepreneur Artist Sandy received a degree in Art/illustration and taught Art in Pico Rivera, near Los Angeles, for 4 years. She then relocated to San Francisco where she started her art career. Most people know Joe Johnston, either through his work on Star Wars or his later work as a director of his own movies. In comparison, few people know Sandy Dhuyvetter's relationship to Boba Fett, but her contributions to the iconic bounty hunter are just as significant. If Joe Johnston is Boba Fett's "dad", then Sandy can be called "Momma Fett". Musician Sandy began music lessons at 6 years old and continued the classes into her teens. She played her first pro gig for the Chicken Association of Southern CA, Chicken Dinner when she was 12 years old. The Gig paid for her folks and her to have dinner. Sandy has been actively playing an accordion her entire adult life as well. She also performed with the DanaLee Wood trio in the late 90s in San Diego County. Currently, she is on Twich.tv with George Powell. The duet is called Dolce and performs 3 programs each week at http://www.twitch.tv/AllMusicConsidered. They also play music regularly at locations in Leelanau County Michigan and beyond. Radio Producer and Host Dhuyvetter started her radio program in August 2001 as an online program after her media company went public. In December 2001, TravelTalkRADIO added conventional radio stations to its distribution. Today, TravelTalkRADIO and BusinessTravelRADIO are heard in 185 countries. The show combines "regional, national and international travel topics, up-to-date travel news and interviews with travel experts," according to an article in the San Diego Union-Tribune. In December 2001, Dhuyvetter debuted on television on KNBC in Los Angeles during the midday news programming. She continued her work on NBC for 18 months and then moved to local CNN, where Dhuyvetter continued to bring the good news of travel