A Few Days In…Several Films Watched…It’s Time to Roll Tape. The Matineecast is Live On The Scene.
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Welcome to Wherever You Are! The Matineecast is a bi-weekly podcast where a neverending string of guests join me to review new releases and discuss old favorites. We begin by learning about the guest, move on to listener feedback, and review a new release. We finish out each episode with discussion on two films chosen to compliment the feature review. Buttons to subscribe can be found in the sidebar.
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