"Follow the Yellow Brick Road"

Episode 5 of the Midnight Movies podcast, hosted by Midnight Movies, titled ""Follow the Yellow Brick Road"" was published on December 3, 2019 and runs 16 minutes.

December 3, 2019 ·16m · Midnight Movies

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“Follow the Yellow Brick Road” with Midnight Movies! This episode host is Sabrina Spicer. In this episode listen to an interview with Kimberly Spicer, Sabrina's mother, on the film that impacted their childhood, The Wizard of Oz. They discuss everything that they loved about the movie, apple juice (yes apple juice), and Momma Spicer's reaction when she saw The Wizard of Oz for the first time in color!

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“Follow the Yellow Brick Road” with Midnight Movies! This episode host is Sabrina Spicer. In this episode listen to an interview with Kimberly Spicer, Sabrina's mother, on the film that impacted their childhood, The Wizard of Oz. They discuss everything that they loved about the movie, apple juice (yes apple juice), and Momma Spicer's reaction when she saw The Wizard of Oz for the first time in color!

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