Making Tracks is back for its 224th studio episode, and this week we’re leaping headfirst into an ocean of listeners questions, kicking up a storm at Ewood park for Star Wars Fan Fun Day and tackling the latest news from across the galaxy. We look ahead to this coming weekends Festival of the Force, look closer at Elizabeth Dulau’s thoughts on Kleya Marki, get excited for the announcement of Skeleton Crews Ryan Keira Armstrong as the new Slayer and join Derek Arnold at SWFFD to discuss his amazing career (and maybe commentate on a bit of live football). All of this, listeners questions, and stick around after the end credits for some extra content.
Don’t forget, our return to the Holonet News Stage at Star Wars Celebration for Good Morning Tatooine x Making Tracks LIVE with special guest Kyriana Kratter will be arriving soon on Making Tracks and Fantha Tracks TV.
Thanks to Mark Spriggs, Jack Copestake, Lee Towersey, Brian Cameron, Hassan Aslam, Mark Tidridge and Dave Tree for this weeks listeners questions.
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Festival of the Force takes place this weekend
Elizabeth Dulau talks Kleya Marki
Ryan Keira Armstrong is the new Slayer
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