AtlanticSC CHATS - NON WELS

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This week #AtlanticSC brings on Non Wels of the You, Me, Empathy podcast. We have a great time taking it easy chatting about Netflix films Cloverfield Paradox, The Ritual, The Open House, as well as Thor: Ragnarok, The Greatest Showman, and Power Rangers (2017). If those titles float your boat, tune in! If they don’t, tune in anyway, we’re a fun bunch. AtlanticSC CHATS with NON WELS Episode Breakdown Introduction Cloverfield Paradox 6:15 The Ritual 12:40 Power Rangers (2017) 22:28 Thor: Ragnarok 32:12 The Open House 47:01 The Greatest Showman 51:30 Be sure to check out Non’s You, Me, Empathy podcast and follow him on Twitter What are your thought on the films we covered? Sound off in the comments! Be sure to like, share, follow #AtlanticSC on Google Play, SoundCloud, and/or leave us a review on iTunes. You can now find Atlantic Screen Connection on Stitcher Radio as well Overcast! Just look up AtlanticSC Podcast! We’re looking forward to discussing with you! Head over to our Facebook page and give it a like! We’re also on Instagram and on Twitter AtlanticSC

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