Sarah Woloski

Sarah Woloski is one half of the Skywalking Network Leadership Team, which she runs with her husband, Richard Woloski. Together they podcast, manage the Network, write articles, attend Press Events and produce hours and hours of content on this site and the Skywalking Through Neverland YouTube channel. Sarah takes charge of graphics, web design, and much of the social media content. It's all hands on deck!

Baby Yoda “Park Snacks” Face Mask Pre-Order

Sarah Woloski June 19, 2020 1

This Is The Way It’s time! The Child is here! These limited run “Park Snacks”...

293: The Man Who Shot Luke Skywalker

Sarah Woloski June 18, 2020 0

We continue the 40th anniversary celebration of The Empire Strikes Back with Kim Simmons who was a Kenner photographer during the vintage era. All those Kenner Star Wars toy packaging you remember? He had a HUGE hand in them! Kim is producing a book which will showcase the Empire Strikes Back toy line photography in all its glory - please check out his Kickstarter here. Now sit back and enjoy some fantastic stories.

TALKING APES: Unproduced TV Script, Ep 2

Sarah Woloski June 16, 2020 1

This episode of Talking Apes is dedicated to the bright center of the Apes fan...

Zooming Through Star Wars Celebration

Sarah Woloski June 15, 2020 2

Disney Summer Fun Collection is #Goals

Sarah Woloski June 11, 2020 0

Disney’s new summer fun collection, featuring bright and whimsical items like the ice cream pool...

Classic Marvel STAR WARS Comics #22: “To The Last Gladiator”

Sarah Woloski June 10, 2020 0

Classic Marvel Star Wars Comics #20: "Deathgame!" features a self-rescuing princess, Han "sleeping handsome" and two droids desparate to escape.

292: Galaxy’s Edge – 1 Year Anniversary

Sarah Woloski June 5, 2020 0

One year ago, Galaxy’s Edge opened at Disneyland! We reminisce about our first steps, read your memories, then test your knowledge with a Fun Facts Quiz!

Star Wars: The Clone Wars Fast Food Premiums

Sarah Woloski June 1, 2020 1

Fast food restaurants and Star Wars tie-ins go as far back as 1978 when Burger King and Burger Chef released posters and collector glasses. With each subsequent film there were more premiums that broadened out to include interactive toys, puzzles and cup toppers.