Crossroads Minute

Erin King & James Anderson
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Join James and Erin (Unabashedly Obsessed, Newsies Minute) as they explore the 2002 Britney Spears vehicle Crossroads one minute at a time! New episodes every weekday!

  1. EPISODE 1

    Trailer #1

    Hey, everyone! James and Erin are back with a new by-the-minute movie podcast. Join them on an every-weekday audio roadtrip from Georgia to LA as they rewatch 2002's "Crossroads", starring Britney Spears, one minute at a time. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Sunshine (version 2)" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

  2. EPISODE 2

    Minute 0: Britney Spears Made a Movie?!

    We prepare you for this new show by doing a number of things: First, a transitional note from James that will not surprise anyone who listened to Newsies Minute. But James trills his "three" words and that MIGHT surprise you. James implies that 1982 is the sequel to 1981. Then, a preview of 2020 and what we're excited about (Spoiler: The Year of Women). Finally a bit of our background on the movie, with a timeline contextualization of Britney (the album), Crossroads, In the Zone, The Famous MTV Video Music Awards show, Britney and Madonna on "Me Against the Music", and Britney's relationship with Justin Timberlake thrown in there in the middle. This ought to really wet your whistle for the show, which starts next week on Monday! Theme Music: “Crunky” by Freedom Trail Studio

  3. EPISODE 3

    Minute 1: Just a Bunch of Logos

    In this first minute, we see a whooooole bunch of production company logos, and James puts on his Research Hat. The movie hasn't even STARTED yet and already we can talk for 17 minutes about it, so we're off to an excellent start. Theme music: “Crunky” by Freedom Trail Studio

  4. EPISODE 4

    Minute 2: “All That” is the New “Roundhouse”

    We meet our protagonists as they dig a hole, put their dreams in it, and bury them for 8 years, never to be thought of again. Theme Music: “Crunky” by Freedom Trail Studio

  5. EPISODE 5

    Minute 3: Cornflakes Are Not a Bedroom Food

    Most of this minute feels like no one involved has ever BEEN a teenage girl, but has seen a lot of movies ABOUT teenage girls (also made by people who have never been teenage girls). We discuss interior decorating, and James explains how self-titled albums are named. Theme Music: “Crunky” by Freedom Trail Studio

  6. EPISODE 6

    Minute 4: Toes Do Look Like Fries?

    James WILDLY mishears the final line of the minute. We get a lot of very heavy-handed exposition crammed into a short scene, Dan Aykroyd is Dan Aykroyd, and Erin loves Justin Long. Theme Music: “Crunky” by Freedom Trail Studio

  7. EPISODE 7

    Minute 5: You’re Such a Virgin, You Ran Into Me

    Virginity is not an insult unless you’re in a teen romcom, when it’s apparently the WORST insult. We meet a LOT of new actors in this minute so buckle up for an IMDB dump (but it doesn’t feel like an info dump, there’s *flavor text* in between IMDB updates). Multiple cast members have been in truly awful horror movies. We possibly put more thought into this minute and what it all means than the actual writer did. Theme Music: “Crunky” by Freedom Trail Studio

  8. EPISODE 8

    Minute 6: "Lucy Basket. Nice to Meet You!"

    In this episode, we meet the actress that plays Lucy's....teacher?....principal? Then we discuss how unfair "Pop" is being. How Lucy needs to connect some dots for the audience vis-à-vis her relationship with "Pop", and then James took a really dumb note that was just dumb. Finally, it is clearly only our second week of recording because we got our sign off wrong. Enjoy!

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Join James and Erin (Unabashedly Obsessed, Newsies Minute) as they explore the 2002 Britney Spears vehicle Crossroads one minute at a time! New episodes every weekday!

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  • Creator
    Erin King & James Anderson
  • Episodes
    100
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    ℗ & © 2020 Erin King & James Anderson
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