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Episodes

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A Maître D' Dishes On The Restaurant Industry

15 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode delves into the complex and often challenging world of the restaurant industry. From the perspectives of hosts, maitre d's, and other industry professionals, the episode explores themes of professionalism, integrity, and the importance of privacy. It highlights the challenges of maintaining a balan...

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What Makes Propaganda Effective?

14 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode explores the complex world of propaganda, from Sefton Delmer's counter-propaganda tactics against the Nazis to the techniques used by Vladimir Putin's regime. It delves into the intricate nature of war crimes, the responsibility of propagandists, and the impact of propaganda on shaping actions and ...

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Eugene Levy Is A 'Reluctant Traveler'

13 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode explores the world of acting and comedy with Eugene Levy, the beloved star of "Schitt's Creek." Levy opens up about his initial reluctance to participate in travel shows, his fears and challenges, and how his character, Johnny Rose, was essentially a magnified version of his own personality. He ref...

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Jenny Slate

12 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode explores Jenny Slate's journey as an artist and mother. Slate reflects on how her self-perception has evolved throughout her life, from feeling like an "imposter adult" to embracing her vulnerabilities and finding strength in them. She also discusses the transformative power of screaming, the signi...

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Julio Torres Spins Immigration Stress Into Satire

11 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode follows Julio Torres's personal experiences as an immigrant, artist, and comedian, exploring the challenges and absurdities he has faced throughout his life. Torres discusses the bureaucratic hurdles he encountered with the US immigration system, his struggles as an aspiring comedian, and his uniqu...

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Best Of: Biden's Last Campaign / Trans Writer Lucy Sante

09 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode explores the political tensions surrounding President Biden and former President Trump, Biden's conflict resolution approach in the Israel-Gaza conflict, and concerns over his age and stamina. It also focuses on the upcoming memoir by writer Lucy Sant, which chronicles her transition from male to f...

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Emma Stone / Mark Ruffalo

08 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode covers a range of topics, including the role of intimacy coordinators in the film industry, the personal experiences of a guest speaker who has struggled with panic attacks, Emma Stone's feelings about acting, Mark Ruffalo's role in the movie 'Poor Things', the nature of comedy and the role of acci...

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A Veteran Filmmaker Shares Secrets From The Set

07 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode provides insights into the career of Oscar-winning director, Edward Zwick. He narrates the journey of his films, ranging from the challenges of directing to navigating the complexities of the industry. Listeners will gain an understanding of Zwick's creative process, his collaboration with talented...

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Biden's Last Campaign

06 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode explores President Biden's strategy for the upcoming election, his diplomatic efforts to address the Israel-Gaza conflict, and concerns regarding his age and health. Biden's focus on defeating former President Trump, skepticism of poll numbers, and efforts to energize his base are key aspects of hi...

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A War Reporter Reckons With A Deadly Cancer Diagnosis

05 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode is a deeply personal and moving conversation with Rod Nordlund, a former war correspondent who has been diagnosed with glioblastoma, the most lethal cancerous brain tumor. Nordlund shares his experiences facing mortality both in life -threatening war situations and as a terminal cancer patient, emp...

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RuPaul's House Of Hidden Meanings

04 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode offers an insightful exploration of RuPaul's remarkable journey, delving into the formative experiences that shaped his identity and career. From his complex upbringing and the influence of his parents to his personal explorations of gender fluidity and drag as a transformative force, RuPaul weaves...

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Best Of: The Making Of 'Dune' / Why We Remember

02 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode delves into the world of Denis Villeneuve, an acclaimed filmmaker who translated Frank Herbert's seminal sci-fi novel "Dune" into a visually stunning cinematic masterpiece. Villeneuve's passion for the story's themes and his dedication to crafting a cinematic experience shaped his approach to adapt...

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Paul Giamatti / Remembering Comic Richard Lewis

01 Mar 2024
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This podcast episode explores the complexities of portraying unlikable characters, the nuances and impact of physicality in character portrayal, and the transformative power of acting. Paul Giamatti and Virginia Madsen touch on the iconic "Pino speech" from "Sideways," reflecting on its depth, emotional impact, and on-...

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The Impact Of Christian Nationalism On American Democracy

29 Feb 2024
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This podcast episode examines the growing influence of Christian nationalism, a movement that advocates for prioritizing Christianity in American society and politics. The episode explores the principles and manifestations of Christian nationalism, such as the Seven Mountains Mandate, and its connections to groups like...

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'Dune' Director Denis Villeneuve

28 Feb 2024
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This podcast episode explores Denis Villeneuve's lifelong passion for Frank Herbert's novel Dune, which led him to direct the highly anticipated movie adaptations Dune Part 1 and 2. Villeneuve delves into his approach to adapting the novel, focusing on the themes of a boy finding home in a foreign culture and the use o...

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Busy Philipps

27 Feb 2024
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This podcast episode underscores Busy Phillips's interest in teen girls' dynamics, her admiration for Tina Fey and her work in the entertainment industry, and how women in Hollywood navigate pressures and scrutiny to succeed in their careers. The podcast also discusses the significance of performance in boosting self-c...

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Why We Remember (And Forget)

26 Feb 2024
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This podcast episode discusses various dimensions of memory, from the common experience of forgetting due to misplacement (forgetting with a lowercase f), to the more serious concern of memory loss (forgetting with a capital F). It explores the cognitive challenges that arise with age, the complexities of memory retrie...

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Best Of: Mark Ruffalo / Jeffrey Wright

24 Feb 2024
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This podcast episode features an in-depth exploration of Mark Ruffalo's Oscar-nominated performance in "Poor Things," his journey as an actor, and his insights on the complexities of comedy. From his humble beginnings in the theater to his transition into superhero stardom, Ruffalo shares his experiences and techniques...

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Bradley Cooper & Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin

23 Feb 2024
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This podcast episode explores the life and career of Leonard Bernstein, using the film "Maestro" as a backdrop. The podcast discusses the challenges of conducting, the expressive nature of the art form, and the duality of public and private life in creative professions. It also delves into Bernstein's personal life, in...

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Trump's Legal Challenges, Explained

22 Feb 2024
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This podcast episode delves into the myriad legal challenges and political implications surrounding Donald Trump. Amid questions about the validity of charges against him, Trump faces a potential six-week trial in New York, coinciding with the primary season. Additionally, he navigates several other trials and hearings...

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