Andor • S1 Primer (No Spoilers!)
Are you excited about Andor and want to discuss it without any spoilers? Join us for a spoiler-free primer on the upcoming show, focusing solely on what
Are you excited about Andor and want to discuss it without any spoilers? Join us for a spoiler-free primer on the upcoming show, focusing solely on what
Podcasts can be meticulously crafted or serendipitously spontaneous, and this episode emerged from the latter—a conversation that evolved naturally from a stinger into a full-blown discussion. We found ourselves deep in dialogue about navigating discussions around contentious issues that often attract negativity and vitriol.
In our latest episode, Paul and I engage in a spontaneous and wildly entertaining debate about the top three duels and acting performances in Star Wars.
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