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In this debut episode Alex Bonner and Nick Souder, your lovely and frighteningly knowledgable hosts fittingly talk about the best, worst, and most overrated directorial debuts in film. Will they talk about Dickie Kelly? Obviously. Will it be interesting? Surprisingly. Did you just find your new favorite movie podcast? Indubitably. Take drugs and have a good time!

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This episode was published on June 26, 2019.

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In this debut episode Alex Bonner and Nick Souder, your lovely and frighteningly knowledgable hosts fittingly talk about the best, worst, and most overrated directorial debuts in film. Will they talk about Dickie Kelly? Obviously. Will it be...

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