Catherine Taber (Padme Amidala) Joins The Coffee With Kenobi Team This Week

It's time for another episode of Coffee With Kenobi featuring your hosts Dan Zehr and Cory Club. Also featured is...me! Dan and Cory talk to Catherine Taber who plays Padme Amidala in The Clone Wars and I bring you another espresso shot with The Bearded Trio. There's plenty more in the show too. Check out the notes and the link to the show:

In today’s show we share a cup of coffee with Catherine Taber, known to Star Wars fans as the voice of Padme Amidala in Star Wars: the Clone Wars. Cat’s insights into Padme are essential to learning more about the tragic and beloved character. We also have a Salt Lake City Comic-Con report from CWK Blogger Ryder Waldron, as well as updates on Rebels, and a contest from Feature Blogger Melinda Wolf. Stay tuned in our news segment for an exciting new series appearing on Coffee With Kenobi featuring discussions on the Legends line of Star Wars Literature, as well as the next offering of “Your Espresso Shot with The Bearded Trio” with Rob Wainfur. This is Podcast you’re looking for!

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