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On this 2nd edition of Wastelander Stories Heirophant Grotch, Corvus, and The False Prophet bring tales of vermin infestation, mistimed theatrics, and intimidation tactics in tribal business.
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#MadMax #postapocalypse #wastelandweekend
When "Waterworld" came out in 1995, it featured a ship famous for creating one of the world's worst oil spills in history, the Exxon Valdeez. They used a scale model for the shoot, which ended up in a scrapyard in the Mojave desert. A group of fans managed to buy the model for $1 and recreated it a an art piece and performance stage for the post-apocalypse festival, Wasteland Weekend. My guest Paul Miller tells us about the model's 2nd life...and 2nd death.
Miller's Movie Car Madness youtube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHTLHbjxC4NLcir67kbiDlA
"Mad Max: Renegade" Short Film:
https://youtu.be/phFDAJep1jo
The original Wet T-Shirt Contest:
https://youtu.be/Z3upvA5gsZk
Guests Mongo, Critical Biggs, and The Baron tell tales of intertribal rivalries, bounty hunts, and other shenanigans.
Find out the origins of The Apocalypse Post and how Makeshift got involved in the Wasteland Community.
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