Now, This Is Podcasting! Episode 37 Rumors: The nature of the villains of Star Wars VII. Who they are, what they want, and who is playing them!

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The whole gang is back together in this all new episode of Now, This Is Podcasting! Join Jason, Randy, Johnamarie and Jeremy as they discuss some juicy new Star Wars VII rumors!

Plus:

  • Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne speaks about Episode VII and the next spin-off film.
  • Harrison Ford injured on the set of Star Wars Episode VII!
  • Simon Pegg in Episode VII or just visiting the set?
  • Phil Tippett plus an AT-AT.
  • New details on scrapped live action television show Star Wars Underworld.
  • New details about Star Wars Battlefront from Dice studios from E3.
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