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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2022 · 1H 50M

Guest Ron Goss on working on movies in ATL + the Twin Towers in movies + Basil calls in + Queen Elizabeth II remembered + Are movie theaters & cable companies in critical condition due to streaming services?

from The Nostalgic Podblast

LIVE with 2 Atlanta radio legends Al Hardee & Ron Goss both are former on air talent from WKHX KICKS Country 101.5 FM-Atlanta. talking radio, we talk about working on movies in Atlanta, Ron discusses kind & mean mainstream actors (part 1), pop culture nostalgia, losing Queen Elizabeth II, the World Trade Center Twin Towers in movies, Are movie theaters in critical condition? Basil Chesterman calls in, so we have 3 & a half super-brains sharing our knowledge, stories & experiences with YOU 🙂 YOUTUBE LINK to watch this LIVE BROADCAST: Actor Ron Goss on working on movies in ATL + Jerk actors + are movie theaters in critical condition? - YouTube

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