16 épisodes
Cinemalogue Podcast Rubin Safaya & Meghan White
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Cinemalogue.com's official podcast.
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From Mars to Fhloston: A Look At 90s Science Fiction (Part II)
Cinemalogue Executive Editor Rubin Safaya and Managing Editor Meghan White discuss the evolution of 90s science fiction. Recorded, mixed and mastered at Upsilon Studio, Dallas. Official podcast of Cinemalogue.
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From Mars to Fhloston: A Look At 90s Science Fiction (Part I)
Cinemalogue Executive Editor Rubin Safaya and Managing Editor Meghan White discuss the evolution of 90s science fiction. Recorded, mixed and mastered at Upsilon Studio, Dallas. Official podcast of Cinemalogue.
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The Ballad of the Absent Bar (Shining Girls S1E4)
Cinemalogue Executive Editor Rubin Safaya and Managing Editor Meghan White discuss the fourth episode of the new AppleTV+ drama, SHINING GIRLS, adapted by Silka Luisa from the novel by Lauren Beukes. Recorded, mixed and mastered at Upsilon Studio, Dallas. Official podcast of Cinemalogue.
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Xenu's Paradox
Cinemalogue Executive Editor Rubin Safaya and Managing Editor Meghan White discuss the first three episodes of the new AppleTV+ drama, SHINING GIRLS, adapted by Silka Luisa from the novel by Lauren Beukes. Recorded, mixed and mastered at Upsilon Studio, Dallas. Official podcast of Cinemalogue.
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Checkmate, Atheists! (Foundation S1E10)
Cinemalogue Executive Editor Rubin Safaya and Managing Editor Meghan White discuss the season finale of the new AppleTV+ science fiction series, FOUNDATION, adapted by David Goyer from the works of Isaac Asimov.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Upsilon Studio, Dallas.
Official podcast of Cinemalogue. -
Clonus Interruptus! (Foundation S1E9)
Cinemalogue Executive Editor Rubin Safaya and Managing Editor Meghan White discuss the ninth episode of the new AppleTV+ science fiction series, FOUNDATION, adapted by David Goyer from the works of Isaac Asimov.
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Upsilon Studio, Dallas.
Official podcast of Cinemalogue.
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