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We’d love for you to join me and my guests as we make our movie picks, break them down, and talk about the directors, actors, favorite scenes, hidden details, questionable plot decisions, and why one person always falls asleep 20 minutes in and still says, “I was watching that.”Best of all, we keep things clean, so you can listen with your family around without suddenly lunging for the volume button like it’s a game-winning fumble recovery.Thanks for stopping by our show. Grab some popcorn, bring your hot takes, and God bless!
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