DigiGods
Wade Major and Tim Cogshell
From their secluded home theater compound, Los Angeles Film Critics Association members Wade Major and Tim Cogshell discuss the latest in home entertainment, mixing insightful commentary with irreverent banter (and an occasional recipe) to bring you the grooviest, funniest, most informative and fan-friendly (Giveaways! Listener mail!) showbiz podcast on the planet. From the biggest blockbusters to the fringiest indies, the DigiGods have it covered.
Episodes (501)
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21 Aug 2024 06:09
20 Jul 2024 12:16
1 Jun 2024 05:00
21 Apr 2024 02:50
23 Mar 2024 07:32
2 Mar 2024 11:41
16 Jan 2024 12:26
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