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The White Meat Podcast

The White Meat Podcast

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Beneath a quiet park in Philly lie buried the bodies of hundreds of enslaved people. What if, one night, they all came back as zombies, but they only ate white people?

That's the premise of White Meat, a movie being written and directed by David Dylan Thomas. On this podcast you'll hear from him as he interviews the people helping make and inspire this movie on topics as varied as film production, Black horror, and Black history, and get updates about the film itself.Copyright David Thomas Arte
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  • Costume Design for Horror w/ Azalea Fairley

    Costume Design for Horror w/ Azalea Fairley
    Jan 21 2026
    On this episode we talk to White Meat: Appetizer costume designer Azalea Fairley about the iconic looks she created for the zombies in our short.

    Learn more about White Meat at whitemeatmovie.com

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    48 m
  • What to Expect in 2026

    What to Expect in 2026
    Jan 7 2026
    In this episode we preview what to expect for White Meat and White Meat: Appetizer in the coming year. Our hopes. Our dreams. And how you can stay up to date.

    Learn more about White Meat at whitemeatmovie.com

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    12 m
  • Queer Horror w/ Brent Satterly

    Queer Horror w/ Brent Satterly
    Dec 10 2025
    On this episode to we talk to author and professor Dr. Brent Satterly (a.k.a. Clitty Umbridge) about queerness in horror and horror in queerness and all of the opportunities horror onscreen presents us with to confront and reckon with horror offscreen.

    Learn more about White Meat at whitemeatmovie.com

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    52 m
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