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Back to Episodes#188: Hillbillys in Hollywood on Strike!
Published 3 years, 1 month ago
Description
Chuck and Callie take listener submissions about the worst thing they ever got in trouble for as a kid, and then talk with Jeffrey Reddick - creator of the Final Destination horror franchise - about the writers/actors strike in Hollywood and what working class people are facing with rich studio executives.
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Timestamps:
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Timestamps:
- 04:59 - Appalachian Stories: What was the worst thing you got in trouble for?
- 33:07 - Interview with Jeffrey Reddick
- 34:58 - How he made it in the industry
- 41:57 - How streaming has impacted writers and actors
- 46:32 - Pay and other demands
- 50:57 - Ai
- 57:37 - Supporting the strike
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