Midmost Coast

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Sinopsis

Where history meets movies

Episodios

  • Very Local History: Bizarro Wilmington

    02/02/2017 Duración: 47min

    The port city of Wilmington, North Carolina once had an evil twin across the river. In the colonial days of America, Wilmington came out the victor in a struggle to the death. This is a gross dramatization of the story of Brunswick Town, the lost provincial capitol of North Carolina, and the ill fated revival of the grounds during the American Civil War with the construction of Fort Anderson. Read More ...

  • Holiday Special: A Very Creeky Episode

    02/01/2017 Duración: 37min

    In this episode we torture cohost Sean Gallagher by forcing him to watch the pilot episode of Dawson's Creek. We assembled a casual panel of watchers to revisit the pilot episode of this iconic Wilmington-based production and give our cheeky analysis on this Creeky topic. Read More ...

  • Non-Union Films: Shock Waves

    25/10/2016 Duración: 52min

    A concrete vessel, built in Wilmington NC, becomes a rum runner's floating liquor cabinet, runs aground off Florida, then is taken over by Nazi zombies. Read More ...

  • Very Local History: The Shipbuilding Epoch

    05/10/2016 Duración: 01h15min

    Buckle up for a crash course in the bygone industry of local shipbuilding, as well as anecdotes that will sound too crazy to be true. Read More ...

  • Non-Union Films: Cyborg

    01/09/2016 Duración: 01h12min

    The film Cyborg was produced in Wilmington, NC, and it was of dubious quality. Read More ...

  • Very Local History: Missile Tower Threatdown

    24/06/2016 Duración: 59min

    Are there hidden missile towers lurking in your neighborhood? Our team of freelance missile detectives have determined the answer is most possibly yes. Find out more inside this thrilling installment of Midmost Coast. Read More ...

  • Welcome to Midmost Coast

    28/03/2016 Duración: 04min

    Welcome to the Midmost Coast podcast. We are where history meets movies. Our podcast episodes rotate between four premises. HistoryCast 5000: Where we analyze films for historical accuracy. Very Local History: We use dart throws at a map to find interesting tales from history. Script Bandits: Where we steal ideas for movies from history. Non-Union Films: The stories behind Hollywood outcast films. Read More ...

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