Your Star Wars Journey #23 - Inside the Force

On the 23rd episode of our "Your Star Wars Journey" series, we welcome David of Inside the Force. David talked about his experiences at Star Wars Celebration, gearing up for the premiere of The Phantom Menace and so much more. Enjoy! Follow us on...

An episode of the Followers of the Force Podcast podcast, hosted by David Triana, titled "Your Star Wars Journey #23 - Inside the Force" was published on June 26, 2019 and runs 70 minutes.

June 26, 2019 ·70m · Followers of the Force Podcast

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On the 23rd episode of our "Your Star Wars Journey" series, we welcome David of Inside the Force. David talked about his experiences at Star Wars Celebration, gearing up for the premiere of The Phantom Menace and so much more. Enjoy!Follow us on Twitter: @FOTFPodcastLike us on Facebook: Followers of the Force PodcastGo to our store at TeePublic: teepublic.com/user/fotfpodcasfBecome a Patron for just $1: patreon.com/followersoftheforceRate, review and share the show on Apple Podcasts!

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On the 23rd episode of our "Your Star Wars Journey" series, we welcome David of Inside the Force. David talked about his experiences at Star Wars Celebration, gearing up for the premiere of The Phantom Menace and so much more. Enjoy!

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