The ladies are back! They talk about about yet another Harrison Ford WW2 film, Hanover Street (1979). But first the ladies talk about what they've been up to during their hiatus and pre-recorded episodes. Topics include Lauren's new column with ForcesOfGeek.com, Rachel's Broadway adventures, NY Comic Con, Carrie Fisher, the beard, Doctor Who and the pressure of actors replacing an icon role or actor - i.e. Han Solo. They also chat about celebrity, audience expectations, and our favorite actor's experiences with fame. We end the show by announcing the winner of our Spring Contest, as well as the great prize(s) you could win in our Summer Contest.

Check us out at www.thefordcastpodcast.com (Along with pictures of the prizes for our summer contest and the full list of sponsors)

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The ladies are back! They talk about about yet another Harrison Ford WW2 film, Hanover Street (1979). But first the ladies talk about what they've been up to during their hiatus and pre-recorded episodes. Topics include Lauren's new column with ForcesOfGeek.com, Rachel's Broadway adventures, NY Comic Con, Carrie Fisher, the beard, Doctor Who and the pressure of actors replacing an icon role or actor - i.e. Han Solo. They also chat about celebrity, audience expectations, and our favorite actor's experiences with fame. We end the show by announcing the winner of our Spring Contest, as well as the great prize(s) you could win in our Summer Contest.

Check us out at www.thefordcastpodcast.com (Along with pictures of the prizes for our summer contest and the full list of sponsors)

Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, or if you don’t have iTunes, you can leave a review at Stitcher.com.

Rachel and Lauren briefly discuss Harrison’s cameo as Colonel G. Lucas in the classic Francis Ford Coppola film Apocalypse Now (1979), starring Martin “West Wing” Sheen. Then the ladies interview Steph Dunn (@stephdunner), singer/songwriter, and composer of our theme song, “Harrison Ford." Topics include Indiana Jones vs Han Solo, Temple Of Doom, Star Wars: The Force Awakens (spoilers), big screen viewing vs home viewing, and what genre the Star Wars Christmas Special falls into. Stay tuned until the end to hear Steph’s song “Harrison Ford” in its entirety. (Spoilers for Crystal Skull)

Check out Steph’s music on all platforms and be sure to check out our social media (@Thefordcastpc & Thefordcastpodcast.tumblr.com) for more updates and links to Steph’s music.

Please rate/review us so others can find the podcast!

Rachel and Lauren briefly discuss Harrison’s cameo as Colonel G. Lucas in the classic Francis Ford Coppola film Apocalypse Now (1979), starring Martin “West Wing” Sheen. Then the ladies interview Steph Dunn (@stephdunner), singer/songwriter, and composer of our theme song, “Harrison Ford." Topics include Indiana Jones vs Han Solo, Temple Of Doom, Star Wars: The Force Awakens (spoilers), big screen viewing vs home viewing, and what genre the Star Wars Christmas Special falls into. Stay tuned until the end to hear Steph’s song “Harrison Ford” in its entirety. (Spoilers for Crystal Skull)

Check out Steph’s music on all platforms and be sure to check out our social media (@Thefordcastpc & Thefordcastpodcast.tumblr.com) for more updates and links to Steph’s music.

Please rate/review us so others can find the podcast!

Another mini episode! Rachel & Lauren review Force 10 To Navarone (1978), Harrison’s first WW2 film, alongside Robert Shaw (Jaws). Star Wars canon books Bloodline & Life Debit are briefly discussed, leading to Rachel’s revelation of her actual favorite Star Wars character. Other topics include: Chewbacca hugs, how many Harrison Ford shirts Rachel owns, and being underestimated as geeks.

Please rate/review us on iTunes so other others can enjoy and find the podcast!

Another mini episode! Rachel & Lauren review Force 10 To Navarone (1978), Harrison’s first WW2 film, alongside Robert Shaw (Jaws). Star Wars canon books Bloodline & Life Debit are briefly discussed, leading to Rachel’s revelation of her actual favorite Star Wars character. Other topics include: Chewbacca hugs, how many Harrison Ford shirts Rachel owns, and being underestimated as geeks.

Please rate/review us on iTunes so other others can enjoy and find the podcast!

Mini episode time! Rachel and Lauren discuss their experiences at the New York Tribeca Film Festival, where they attended events with Sharon Horgan (Co-creator and star of Catastrophe), Carrie Fisher, Gary Fisher, JJ Abrams, Tina Fey, the cast of The Good Wife, and Adam Scott’s new film, My Blind Brother. Spoilers for The Force Awakens and Star Trek: Into Darkness. Please rate/review us on iTunes so others can enjoy and find the podcast!

Mini episode time! Rachel and Lauren discuss their experiences at the New York Tribeca Film Festival, where they attended events with Sharon Horgan (Co-creator and star of Catastrophe), Carrie Fisher, Gary Fisher, JJ Abrams, Tina Fey, the cast of The Good Wife, and Adam Scott’s new film, My Blind Brother. Spoilers for The Force Awakens and Star Trek: Into Darkness. Please rate/review us on iTunes so others can enjoy and find the podcast!

Lauren and Rachel discuss Harrison's first post-Han Solo movie, Heroes (1977), and how it was an important strategic stepping stone in his career. Additional topics include co-star Henry Winkler and the origin of "Jump the Shark," revisiting Star Wars's ranking at the box office, Blade Runner 2, and more Hamilton updates! And just how much did Han Solo’s The Force Awakens jacket go for? Listen and find out. Don’t forget to rate and review on iTunes!

Lauren and Rachel discuss Harrison's first post-Han Solo movie, Heroes (1977), and how it was an important strategic stepping stone in his career. Additional topics include co-star Henry Winkler and the origin of "Jump the Shark," revisiting Star Wars's ranking at the box office, Blade Runner 2, and more Hamilton updates! And just how much did Han Solo’s The Force Awakens jacket go for? Listen and find out. Don’t forget to rate and review on iTunes!