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in PodcastYour Car My Car: What Makes a Movie Car Iconic
Before Jeff shares with Sung and close friend David Chan several of his prized possessions in his 30,000 square foot Albuquerque compound, they ask him to solve a bet. David never buys gas at an AMPM Arco station because he feels like it’s “cheap gas.” On the other hand, Sung doesn’t think it makes a […] More
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Your Car My Car: Turning Passion into a Career
For Jeff Allen, family portraits weren’t taken at Sears. Flipping though childhood photo albums you’ll find toddler Jeff sitting on the hood of a 1967 Chevy Corvette with a triple carb, 427 engine, putting out 435 horsepower. Growing up his father had a 1957 Chevy that Jeff, still to this day, lovingly refers […] More
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What To Watch: First Movie Theater Experience
It’s become clear to me over the years that my church is the movie theater. I’d go as far as to say that any place in which I’m watching a movie becomes a sacred place to me by default. It’s a space in which talking is the highest offense and my most important relationship is […] More
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What To Watch (Bite-Sized Edition): Of Toilet Paper and Country Music
I don’t know how much of our fanbase has an overlap with the fanbase of the 1984 film BREAKIN’, but if there is one – however small! – you’ll be psyched with how this bite-sized W2W starts. In this segment, Sung checks in with the rest of the Garage crew, delving into toilet paper usage; […] More
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WHAT TO WATCH: Movie Theaters as Church
As the United States percolates with anger from centuries of civil unrest, it becomes all the more important for the more vulnerable of us to stay indoors. Compounded by the ever-present threat of Coronavirus, it becomes almost imperative to find a place isolated from all of the goings of the world. For the crew here, […] More
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Black Lives Matter
Black lives matter. It’s a simple statement that stands on its own. Without any context the sentence is pure common sense. Of course Black lives matter. But when an individual oblivious of context goes on to say, “All lives matter,” the legitimate pain of the Black community is eclipsed by uninformed wordplay ignorant to the […] More
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Perfect Imperfection: Oppa Update
The creative process is a mystery. We have no idea what will happen when we sit down at the canvas, or power up the laptop, or step into the spotlight. Human and fallible, our works are always the products of perfect imperfection. Our best intentions are to execute with exact precision and stick to the […] More
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