It's a big day for CABBAGES' TOTALLY '90S season when none other than Sage Francis stops by the show. Following the release of his recent mixtape A Sick Twist Ending, the veteran indie rapper and Strange Famous record label mogul breaks our long-running bad movie streak to discuss the genuinely great Twelve Monkeys (1995, dir. Terry Gilliam, starring Bruce Willis and Madeleine Stowe.)

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We simply couldn't have done a TOTALLY '90S season of CABBAGES without talking about one of the decade's biggest movie stars. So we brought on Q No Rap Name, the Philly-based producer behind the incredible dope LIVING ROOM, to discuss the utopian / dystopian / fruitopian cryogenic sci-fi extravaganza Demolition Man (1993, dir. Marco Brambilla, starring Wesley Snipes.)

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CABBAGES' TOTALLY '90S season has already tackled its share of cinematic tropes, but the decade's tough-teacher-in-a-public-school film subgenre needed to be addressed. With seasoned indie rapper Stik Figa as our esteemed guest, his latest album A Small Fortune getting plenty of play on our speakers, we zig instead of zag with a rather extreme take on the format: One Eight Seven (1997, dir. Kevin Reynolds, starring Samuel L. Jackson).

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