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The Mount Rushmore Podcast Crossover Episode

Episode 316 of the Second Chance Cinema podcast, hosted by Second Chance Cinema, titled "The Mount Rushmore Podcast Crossover Episode" was published on August 18, 2023 and runs 74 minutes.

August 18, 2023 ·74m · Second Chance Cinema

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Several years ago, Second Chance Cinema Host and S.C.C. Guest Host Jeremy were sitting at work and came up with a brain exercise of picking the four best things in a pop culture category. Years later, they invited Spro and Rudy to join them and nominate, dissect, debate and elect their choices. To introduce the second season of The Mount Rushmore Podcast (recorded between Second Chance Cinemas 2nd and 3rd seasons,) we came up with a crossover idea of trying to figure out which of the movies we covered are the 4 best. If you like Second Chance Cinema, go over to The Mount Rushmore Podcast and give it a follow!

Several years ago, Second Chance Cinema Host and S.C.C. Guest Host Jeremy were sitting at work and came up with a brain exercise of picking the four best things in a pop culture category. Years later, they invited Spro and Rudy to join them and nominate, dissect, debate and elect their choices. To introduce the second season of The Mount Rushmore Podcast (recorded between Second Chance Cinemas 2nd and 3rd seasons,) we came up with a crossover idea of trying to figure out which of the movies we covered are the 4 best.

If you like Second Chance Cinema, go over to The Mount Rushmore Podcast and give it a follow!

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