Rebels Revisited: Call to Action

Episode 11 of the The Life Debt BlogCast podcast, hosted by My Star Wars Life Debt, titled "Rebels Revisited: Call to Action" was published on January 14, 2021 and runs 12 minutes.

January 14, 2021 ·12m · The Life Debt BlogCast

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Coming to you EVERY DAY until ‘Rebels Remembered Day’, join me as I put out bite-size reviews of every episode. Most of these episodes are former Patreon Exclusives which are now being released to the public. Please head on over to the My Star Wars Life Debt Blog over at mystarwarslifedebt.wordpress.com

Episode Description

Coming to you EVERY DAY until ‘Rebels Remembered Day’, join me as I put out bite-size reviews of every episode. Most of these episodes are former Patreon Exclusives which are now being released to the public. Please head on over to the My Star Wars Life Debt Blog over at mystarwarslifedebt.wordpress.com

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