1: A New Hope

from BM&W · host Charlotte and Emily

the title is in reference to star wars. get it? the first episode released was "a new hope" and the first episode of our #cast is also "a new hope." there is no telling the amount of titles that will be inspired by and directly stolen from the star wars franchise. copyright laws do not apply here. not gonna lie, i'm just typing at this point to pass time while the video is processing. i just read what i have written to bm, she likes it. this is charlotte by the way. i hope you're having a fantastic day. if you're reading this right now, comment what color the month of march is. the entire comment section should read "dark green" and any other responses will be deleted and blocked. bm&w present a mediocre podcast.

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