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We're going crazy for our newest theme March Madness, and driving us into our first debate is LA film industry veteran, current NYC lawyer, and former 90s teen Joe Kern to discuss the 1999 film Drive Me Crazy. But is this just too crazy a drive or one for the century?
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It's the closing ceremony for our Icy Victories theme, and Chicago-based female filmmaker and co-founder of Amos Porter Productions, Zoey Danielson, skates us to the finish line with the 2005 film Ice Princess. But is this just a physics force that loses momentum or a crowning achievement?
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Rayna Mohrmann, TV Development Assistant at Warner Brothers Studio, takes us back to this infamous 90s Olympics as we debate the 2017 film I, Tonya. But is this a wild ride that should be awarded or (triple) axed?
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It's an Icy Victory whodunnit debate this week as book Instagrammer Andy Bailey skis us through a murderous caper with the 1931 Agatha Christie novel The Sittaford Mystery. But is this an easy downhill ride or a sandbag snooze fest?
Find Andy at:
Instagram @AndyCanRead
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Find Stephanie at:
Instagram @stephsolberg
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Local 600 Camera Assistant Andi Romansky rockets us to the finish line of our Space is the Place theme to finish off with a debate on 2019's film Captain Marvel. But is this a super addition to the MCU or does this Marvel film lose its altitude?
Find Andi at:
Instagram @andiiquinn
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Find Rachel at:
LinkedIn Rachel Thomas
Instagram @cinema.rat
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Find Chris at:
Website www.chrissolada.com
Instagram www.instagram.com/fuzzpedal
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Launching us into our newest theme, Space is the Place, we welcome BookToker and podcast host of Books in The Freezer, Stephanie Gagnon, as we debate the 1962 novel A Wrinkle in Time. Is it time out for this space drama or does it just get better with age?
Find Stephanie at:
Twitter @booksfreezerpod
Instagram @booksinthefreezer
TikTok @booksinthefreezer
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Dancing bears, painted wings, and a royal debate on the 1997 animated film Anastasia! Champa Lo, Hmong-French illustrator, joins us for our last work in our "Baby It's Cold Outside" theme. Is Anastasia a lovely waltz through nostalgia or a film we're Russian to finish?
Find Champa at:
https://dribbble.com/ChampaLo
Champonit.com
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