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Dan revisits films (and other things!) from different stages in his life and discusses whether or not it's as good as remembers it being, what's still good, what's no longer good and hopefully just has some fun with his friends.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat's the Hold Up? is a tv podcast hosted by Dan, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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What's the Hold Up?
<p>It's spooky film season and in honor of Halloween I could think of no better return guest than Jamie Kirsten Howard from The Bloody Broads podcast and everything else scary</p><p>We talk about my overall cowardice when it comes to being scared and then what is it about horror that gives us a unique tool for processing our feelings</p><p>Like, Subscribe, and Share</p>
What's the Hold Up?
<p>Due to travel this was a solo episode where I set the stage for my background in tabletop gaming (RPG's, CCG's, and mini gaming)</p><p>Just me chatting for about 40 minutes and hopefully getting across why this meant something to me</p><p>If you have specific games you'd like to come on and talk about why you love them, please reach out and we can talk about them</p>
What's the Hold Up?
<p>Real American Heroes might have been the first lesson in woke capitalism and I'm only partly joking.</p><p>Also Beachhead is in a bar somewhere right now just dog cussing the refs from the Auburn/UGA game</p><p>Subscribe, Like, and Share please</p>
What's the Hold Up?
<p>It's another episode that's the exact premise of the show (or its original premise at least!). </p><p>Corey aka The Core comes on to bring both an adult and an Oregonian perspective to the Goonies. A movie we think is basically two movies in one and the second one is a lot more interesting than the first.</p><p>Like, subscribe and share.</p>
What's the Hold Up?
<p>I'm a giver so it was important to give other small content creators a shot to promote themselves and I'm pleased this week to introduce you all to Ryan Nanni. I think he has a future.</p><p>Ryan and I breakdown what makes Batman so compelling that he might be the most widely portrayed comic character on the screen and how do we hink about Batman and what he means to us as some kind of symbol.</p><p>We also shit on both Joel Schumacher Batman movies really hard.</p><p>Like, subscribe, and share!</p><p><...
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