Breaking Down the "Wicked" Lore

Episode 19 of the Beyond the Basement podcast, hosted by Parmida Talebi and Sana Hamidzada, titled "Breaking Down the "Wicked" Lore " was published on September 25, 2024 and runs 47 minutes.

September 25, 2024 ·47m · Beyond the Basement

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In honour of the new "Wicked" movie coming out on November 22, Sana and Parmida decided to step out of their comfort zone and go into musical theatre! As a devoted fan of the production, Parmida explains the plot of the Broadway musical to Sana, who has never seen or heard anything about it. Keep updated for when the movie comes out!

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