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Episode 179 – BABY DRIVER
Runtime
82 minutes
Show Contents:
0:00 Introduction
3:53 Know Your Enemy: Corey Pierce
18:39 The New Slang: BABY DRIVER
47:41 The Needle and The Damage Done: Corey and Ryan talk further about all things soundtrack from the last twenty years
Thoughts from your host…
Now and then, you gotta mix it up.
Much as I’m a believer in structure and framework for media like podcasts, even I have to admit that when we threw much of the normal beats out the window for this episode, what we got was something that was a lot of fun…and probably much better than what I was expecting.
So the questions are out of order, the songs are switched up, the third act is completely different, and what starts as a one-on-one conversation quickly turns into a trio. So as I give my thanks to Lindsay for jumping into the fray uninvited, I send a wish to you fine listeners that a break in the routine makes for something special in your earbuds.
Links Mentioned in the Show
Every Frame a Painting visual essay on Edgar Wright
Thanks for tuning into episode one-hundred-seventy-nine.
Corey’s Twitter feed can be found here, Lindsay’s twitter feed can be found here. Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!
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By Ryan McNeil
4.4
99 ratings
Runtime
82 minutes
Show Contents:
0:00 Introduction
3:53 Know Your Enemy: Corey Pierce
18:39 The New Slang: BABY DRIVER
47:41 The Needle and The Damage Done: Corey and Ryan talk further about all things soundtrack from the last twenty years
Thoughts from your host…
Now and then, you gotta mix it up.
Much as I’m a believer in structure and framework for media like podcasts, even I have to admit that when we threw much of the normal beats out the window for this episode, what we got was something that was a lot of fun…and probably much better than what I was expecting.
So the questions are out of order, the songs are switched up, the third act is completely different, and what starts as a one-on-one conversation quickly turns into a trio. So as I give my thanks to Lindsay for jumping into the fray uninvited, I send a wish to you fine listeners that a break in the routine makes for something special in your earbuds.
Links Mentioned in the Show
Every Frame a Painting visual essay on Edgar Wright
Thanks for tuning into episode one-hundred-seventy-nine.
Corey’s Twitter feed can be found here, Lindsay’s twitter feed can be found here. Comments and feedback are welcome, and thank-you very much for listening.
Enjoy!