Episode 13 - "A Distant Echo" Review and Project Luminous!

EPISODE · Mar 3, 2020 · 34 MIN

Episode 13 - "A Distant Echo" Review and Project Luminous!

from Star Wars University · host JMChaseA

Hello there! Welcome to the Star Wars University podcast! Tonight Chase and Poore talk about Episode 2 of the Clone Wars that aired this past Friday as well as bring up some awesome news that WILL hype you up for the future of Star Wars! Give it a listen to find out what "Project Luminous" is all about! Thank you all for listening and may the force be with you. Follow the IG! @starwarsuniversity_podcast - MERCH link is in the bio!

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