A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away – Chicago of the mid-90s – author Eric Spitznagel was involved with a musical adaptation of Star Wars. Long thought lost, a recording of the show has resurfaced. In this episode, of the Daedalus Howell Show, the force is with Spitznagel as he shares highlights from the show.
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