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Guys, I know we're going to get to it a little bit later. We have an interview that we did with Yoshivu, who is an environmental artist

for the Mandalorian and The Rise of Skywalker. And I had such a good time talking to him. I wasn't

sure where he was going to go because there's a lot of things he can't talk about specifically.

So how much we're going to get to?

But I really felt like we were able to get a good vibe of what it's like to do what he does from just literally an environmental situation.

But what did you guys think?

I don't want to give way too much.

But what did you guys think?

He's super chill.

Exactly. yeah.

I was very excited to be able to just kind of like get that unique perspective.

I think anybody listening is going to enjoy the interview because he is, he's a fan, you know,

and it's cool to see someone, i don't know some you know how the

fandom is sometimes like people who are working on this aren't fans or they you know they threw this

thing together and it's like this interview again is another one of those things where you're like

no man right they love it and they work really hard on it so yeah yeah Yeah, without getting too cheesy on the same kind of fan track, just the idea that he's

been a fan for so long in his whole life and like doing fan films in high school and now

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