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Dissection of the Screen

Join host Rylan Ramnarace for a deep dive (ok maybe sometimes it’s more akin to a stone skipping on the surface) into all things film. Tune in monthly to hear hot takes, unhinged jokes and an occasional enlightening insight.

Podcast · By Rylan Ramnarace · Canadian English · Official site

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Sep 13, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Christopher Nolan's Odyssey (and my own) (opens the original)

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    Christopher Nolan's Wikipedia defines him as a 'significant auteur of his generation', but I define him as the man responsible for causing hearing loss across the world with his new movie. But, perhaps more impressive than the journey Odysseus' takes in the Odyssey is my own experience with Canada's second biggest telecom company Rogers (TM) and how I slayed the beast that is their customer service (and by slayed I mean suffered for an eternity only for a disappointing resolution). On the flip s

  2. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    The Summer I Turned Pretty (opens the original)

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    This episode is for the girlies... I just finished watching TSITP with Lindsey and have no regrets. Whether I was shipping Conrad and Belly or praying on Jere the cringemaxxer's downfall, I was thoroughly entertained. In this episode I'll break down the complicated love triangle in TSITP, whose acting needs work and which characters never should have existed.

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