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In this edition of Indie Talk, Chris and Nick talk about being able to compartmentalize the art and the artist, provide an explanation for this year's low Emmy ratings, and expound about what we loved about the Emmys (including the Cheryl Lee Ralph speech), and introduce the concept of non-fiscal currency, and it's importance in guaranteeing Indie Film ROI. Enjoy! 

 

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Shownotes:

Kelly found guilty (article)

‘Pregnant’ by R. Kelly

Chris Noth accusations (article)

Sex and the City (tv series)

Michael Jackson (musician)

Tupac (musician)

74th Emmy Awards

Lizzo Emmy speech

PnB killed in L.A. (article)

Quinta Brunson (actress, writer)

Ted Lasso (tv series)

Severance (tv series)

Seinfeld (tv series)

Call the Midwife (tv series)

Jason Sudeikis (actor)

Abbott Elementary (tv series)

Sheryl Lee Ralph Emmy speech

Sheryl Lee Ralph (actress)

Sister Act 2 (film)

The Distinguished Gentleman (film)

Moesha (tv series)

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