6.14.19: Praising Chernobyl, "Burning Cane" and Taking a Stand Against Apple’s New Monitor

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6.14.19: Praising Chernobyl, "Burning Cane" and Taking a Stand Against Apple’s New Monitor

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Jun 14, 2019

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This week on The No Film School Podcast, our resident tech-expert Charles Haine and Editor-in-Chief George Edelman chat about a new HBO show everyone loves and what makes it such a must-watch, a teenager who won Tribeca with a movie he shot in three weeks, that Apple monitor that is driving people a little nuts, plus Charles' unique way of using his computer.
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