Genre Distraction

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Join Cort and Brad, who have been podcasting together for 10 years now, as they discuss a variety of shows that distract them.

Genre Distraction

  • Feb 15, 2019 LATEST EPISODE
  • infrequent NEW EPISODES
  • 34m AVG DURATION
  • 4 EPISODES


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Genre Distraction: ‘The Passage’ S1.05 “How are you going to outrun the end of the world”

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 15, 2019 27:43


Join Cort and Brad as they discuss ‘The Passage’ S1.05 “How are you going to outrun the end of the world” Brad and Amy plot their escape with an unlikely accomplice when a high ranking official suddenly arrives at Project NOAH. Sykes and Richards begin questioning each other's motives.

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Genre Distraction: ‘The Passage’ S1.04 “Whose Blood Is That?”

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 7, 2019 28:19


Join Cort and Brad as they discuss ‘The Passage’ S1.04 “Whose Blood Is That?” Wolgast convinces Sykes and Lear to let him and Amy outside of the facility for exercise in an effort to protect her; Fanning's hold on those kept in Project Noah grows stronger as flashbacks reveal how Carter wound up on death row.

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Genre Distraction: ‘The Passage’ S1.03 'That Never Should Have Happened to You'

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 31, 2019 39:16


Join Cort and Brad as they discuss The Passage Brad makes a deal with Sykes and Richards to stay with Amy at Project NOAH as they begin testing the virus on her, then forms an alliance when he discovers the truth about the state of the inmates in 4B; Babcock sheds light on her past.

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Genre Distraction: The Passage S1.02 'You Owe Me A Unicorn'

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 27, 2019 43:17


Join Cort and Brad as they discuss The Passage. Amy and a wounded Brad seek refuge with Brad's ex-military instructor; Dr. Lear reflects on the decisions that led him to involve Fanning in his research; testing of the virus on Anthony Carter begins.

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