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The Slate Podcast is a podcast by people who just really love movies. We talk about anything film-related — movies we love, movies we argue about, budgets that make no sense, behind-the-scenes chaos, and how films actually get made.
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- 12
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- Sep 19, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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EPISODE 28- Rotten Tomato Score Predictions!! (opens the original)
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In this episode, we make our predictions about Rotten Tomatoes scores! Can the crew guess correctly?
Episode 27- One Liners! (opens the original)
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In this episode, the crew has to guess a line from the script! Will they do a good job? Tune in to find out!
Episode 26- The Great Film Fantasy Draft (opens the original)
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It's draft day!! Tune in as the crew has their own fantasy draft, but with film! Who has the best lineup?? Answer the poll for who has the best lineup!
Episode 25- Blood, Sweat & B-Roll: Our 2026 Film Slate (opens the original)
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Come along as we discuss our projects made this year and projects we are going to shoot soon! From wrapping post-production to prepping the next slate, we’re laying it all out on this week’s episode. Go give it a spin and let us know what you think!
Episode 24- A Long Time Ago in a Podcast Far, Far Away… (opens the original)
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A long time ago in a podcast far, far away... we decided to break down the entire Star Wars universe! Join us as we rank the movies, dissect our favorite characters, and celebrate the galaxy's most iconic stories. May the Force be with your play button!
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