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Greg Titian, Meredith Ambelang & Studio71
Midnight Local
When you spend all day in a studio shooting a YouTube series about drinking, things can run off the rails in a hurry, and carefully managing that chaos is vital if you’re going to make a show like How to Drink, and that’s what Greg & Meredith have done for years. Here at Midnight Local we give into that chaos and let the rails be damned. These are the conversations that make you pause the movie because it just can't wait. Things like how the Hays Code destroyed cinema from 1934 - 1968, why David Lindelof should never be able to hold a pen again, and the fact that Joss Whedon doesn't live up...
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4.4 stars from 107 ratings
Love the show, but audio is too low.
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“Want to give a 5 star, but the audio is too quiet compared to the ads and other podcasts.”
Carl Neubert via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/09/24
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“Greg, Meredith, you have interesting things to say about movies and I love hearing your opinions. BUT the way the audio jumps in decibels from your content to the commercials is ridiculous! Please please please revisit how you are editing the audio levels so I don’t have to race the commercials...”Read full review »
Tawnyjean13 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/26/24
Awesome
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“I love the show not for the movie reviews specifically but because I truly enjoy hearing these two have a conversation. Can’t recommend enough.”
wwb70 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/29/24
Recent Episodes
In this conversation, Greg and Meredith explore the 1932 film 'The Island of Lost Souls,' a pre-code horror adaptation of H.G. Wells' 'The Island of Doctor Moreau.' They discuss the film's themes, character dynamics, and the implications of its portrayal of morality and control. The conversation...
Published 11/12/24
Published 11/12/24
Meredith and Greg delve into the 1986 film 'The Fly' directed by David Cronenberg, exploring its themes of body horror, transformation, and the complexities of relationships. They discuss the film's opening, character dynamics, and the implications of the protagonist's transformation into a fly....
Published 10/29/24
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