It’s the Season 3 finale of What Does Star Wars Mean To You! Elora and Dave look back on 2025 for a hyper-drive tour through our favorite interview moments, funniest bloopers and behind-the-scenes chaos from across the season. Chatting Star Wars, Elora and Dave reveal how conversations with guests like Claudia Gray, Chris Kempsahll and more hit us. Featuring rare, deleted conversations with guests like Rose Hawk (@roromuffins) Tom Hoeler (Editorial Director at Random House Worlds), Eric Clayton (author) and Bryan Ward (artist), the hosts dive deep into what makes the Star Wars fandom endlessly inspring.

From debating which character’s fate they’d rewrite, to exploring Andor’s political brilliance, Skeleton Crew’s suburban surprise, and the emotional punch of revisiting The Clone Wars, Elora and Dave unpack how talking with creators, philosophers, and first-time viewers transformed their own perspectives. They discuss world-building, imagination, childhood play, storytelling, creativity, and how Star Wars is the lens through which we navigate an increasingly complicated galaxy.

Full of laughter, self-depreciating humor, personal realizations, and “cutting-room floor” chaos, this finale captures the heart of the show’s mission: to take the hate out of the debate to find out, “What Does Star Wars Mean to You?”

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Rose Hawk is the creative mind behind RoRoMuffins, a personal blog and maker brand focused on thrifting, upcycling, and storytelling through fashion and design. After watching Star Wars for the first time in 2025, her reaction videos quickly went viral on TikTok, amassing a large and passionate following. Follow her Star Wars journey at @roromuffins on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube.

Tom Hoeler is an editorial diriector at Random House Worlds, where he’s worked with authors like Timothy Zahn, Rebecca Roanhorse, Delilah S. Dawson, Cavan Scott, Christie Golden, and Madeleine Roux. Licensed properties he works on include Star Wars, Magic: The Gathering, and World of Warcraft. He lives in New York, where he collects board games, hosts elaborate Lord of the Rings movie marathons, perfects recipes, and manages two senior interns who happen to be cats. He cannot ride a bicycle.

Eric Clayton is an award-winning writer, speaker, storyteller and sought-after retreat leader. He is the author of My Life with the Jedi: The Spirituality of Star Wars and Cannonball Moments: Telling Your Story, Deepening Your Faith, both from Loyola Press. His next book, Finding Peace Here and Now: How Ignatian Spirituality Leads Us to Healing and Wholeness, is due out from Brazos Press in 2025. Eric is currently the deputy director of communications at the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States. He joined the team in 2019 and produces content that invites audiences to reflect on how to integrate Ignatian spirituality in their everyday life. He guest hosts “AMDG: A Jesuit Podcast” and...

It’s the Episode between Episodes! Elora & Dave revisit their Harvey Hamer interview (author, Diamond Dimensions Universe, Star Wars Insider) diving into how his love of historical monoliths resonates with his love of Star Wars through his lens as a “Sequel Trilogy Kid!”

Inspired by Harry’s love of historical locations, Dave and Elora discuss their three top Star Wars locations. From Dagobah to Naboo and Tatooine to Felucia, they talk about the locations they think are the most important, covering the Prequel Trilogy, the Original Trilogy and the Sequel Trilogy. Their choices highlight the franchise’s themes of renewal, connection, and legacy, with callbacks to moments from The Clone Wars, The Force Awakens, and The Empire Strikes Back. What locations mean the most to the franchise? If it were far into the future, which ones would hold the most historical significance? And how do their picks echo each other, yet are fully unique to a Prequel Trilogy Kid and an Original Trilogy Kid.

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Star Wars may have the largest and most diverse fanbase in all the galaxy—but every fan has their own certain point of view. So, tune your comlinks and join Star Wars enthusiasts, Dave (an OT kid) and Elora (a PT kid), every week for an in-depth conversation with a different devotee from all walks of life across the Star Wars fandom universe. Plus, it’s just FUN to talk about Star Wars. To bring balance to the fanbase, each episode we’ll delve into our guests’ personal Star Wars fandom story, and from that point of view, we’ll celebrate the power of the Force. Strap in, ignite your passion for the galaxy far, far away, and find out: What Does Stars Wars Mean To You?

Music composed & performed by Gregory Bromfield

Copyright 2026 David H.

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Harvey Hamer (author, The Diamond Dimensions Universe series) joins us to share what does Star Wars mean to him? His childhood love of LEGO Star Wars evolved into a professional writing career, contributing to such periodicals as Star Wars Insider. We chat about the mythology of Star Wars, the power of the Hero’s Journey and how Clone Wars inspired him to be a fan.

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Harvey is a British science-fiction and fantasy writer who grew up as an avid fan of many content creators, with a decade of experience writing about them. He's the author of The Diamond Dimensions Universe, based on DanTDM’s YouTube videos, a contributor to Star Wars Insider and Vlogger Beat, and a writer of comics and award-winning screenplays. He also runs a newsletter exploring his passions of Star Wars and ancient history as well as documenting his writing journey. When he’s not writing, Harvey’s either watching for research, planning his next trip to a historical site, or working out (occasionally all three at the same time).

Twitter and Instagram @StarWarsMean2U

Star Wars may have the largest and most diverse fanbase in all the galaxy—but every fan has their own certain point of view. So, tune your comlinks and join Star Wars enthusiasts, Dave (an OT kid) and Elora (a PT kid), every week for an in-depth conversation with a different devotee from all walks of life across the Star Wars fandom universe. Plus, it’s just FUN to talk about Star Wars. To bring balance to the fanbase, each episode we’ll delve into our guests’ personal Star Wars fandom story, and from that point of view, we’ll celebrate the power of the Force. Strap in, ignite your passion for the galaxy far, far away, and find out: What Does Stars Wars Mean To You?

Music composed & performed by Gregory Bromfield

Copyright 2026 David H.

What Does Star Wars Mean To You? website