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Loon Call | A Podcast with Ruby and Ada

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Photo by Loon Call | A Podcast with Ruby and Ada on April 21, 2026.
Photo by Loon Call | A Podcast with Ruby and Ada on April 21, 2026.
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Posted On: April 21st 2026, 08:01 pm
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Did Ada have many internal freak outs ahead of this discussion? Yes. Did Ruby admit to reading the synopsis of a film on Wikipedia instead of watching it? Also yes. Somehow…we both made it though the wilderness and had the most incredible time talking to Véronique and Arthur, the editors of a little show called Heated Rivalry.

Also fun fact: Veroniqué did an edit pass and color corrected today’s episode so we officially had an award winning editor have a hand in today’s show. Bury me with this episode (this is Ada).

Out now wherever you get your podcasts and also YouTube (of course!)
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moss_pots_ 6 months ago

moss_pots_

Thank you for this very interesting ans insightful episode! 🙌👏 I absolutely loved it ❤️ I'm very curious about the alternative opening sequence but I think the lighter click scene was a right choice. As an editor, you must must be a very decisive person. I would die from indecision with indefinite cutting options!

minteva 6 months ago

minteva

This was such a fabulous interview! And some very cool fun facts that they revealed.

molly.sequin 6 months ago

molly.sequin

Why does the thought of not having the lighter click scene make me want to cry? 🥺

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