THIN 3 - Hear It First

The Secret History Of Hollywood

Adam Roche

Tv & Film, Film History

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 9 February 2026

⏱️ 10 minutes

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THIN 3 tells the remarkable tale of cinema's most debonair detective - Nick Charles himself: William Powell To unlock the entire episode sign up RIGHT NOW at Patreon and gain instant access to not just this, but much, much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:04.6	Yeah, film vault.
0:06.2	We are one of the original film podcasts.
0:08.4	That can't be true.
0:09.4	There was like two other film podcasts when we began, Brian.
0:11.9	How long are we doing this show?
0:13.1	You and I first sat down and did a version of the show over 20 years ago.
0:16.7	My God.
0:17.6	Two episodes each week.
0:19.0	One, we are reviewed movies and the first episode, the second one, different top five every week.
0:23.9	Movies that made you cry.
0:25.2	Worst movie accents.
0:26.6	Most disturbing movies.
0:28.0	All right, the film vault, check it out.
0:29.6	Wherever you find a fine podcast.
0:32.0	That's right.
0:32.5	The film vaults going on 20 plus years.
0:44.5	Yeah. Gone on 20 plus years. In 1892, Grover Cleveland, bruised and down but not out,
0:51.1	was preparing for a rematch against Benjamin Harrison, the man who'd beaten him
0:55.8	in the race for the Oval Office in 1888.
1:01.3	The country's economy was still nervous following the Bering crisis, otherwise known as the
1:06.1	panic of 1890 in which the Bering's Bank in London became almost insolvent due to poor investments
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