344. Krampus: The Reckoning (2015) — A Special Holiday Torture Cinema "Adventure"
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Signal Boost #30: Michelle Kan (No More Heroes) and Rachel Cordasco (SFinTranslation.com)
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#65. Star Wars VIII: The Last Jedi — A Shoot the WISB Subcast
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Signal Boost #29: A Conversation about Exciting News!
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343. Jeannette Ng (a.k.a. Lady of the Moths) — Under the Pendulum Sun (An Interview)
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Signal Boost #28: Claudie Arseneault (City of Spires Trilogy) and Brandon O’Brien
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