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March 1989 Pop Culture: Surfing, Beaches & Unprepared Interviewers
If there's one thread that runs through nearly all the pop cultural coverage of the March 1989 issue, it's writers acting like preparation is for nerds. Christina admits in a What Now item that she assumed U2 was an inspiration for The Go-Betweens when it was actually the other way around. Neill reviews Rain Man without knowing anything about it. Christina jumps in on the Nightmare On Elm Street franchise with its fourth installment. And Neill ends up with so little material for his Christina Applegate Q&A that he has to leave in "How are you?" -- yes, really. At least Eric Stoltz mixes things up by acting totally unprepared for the experience of getting interviewed, and comes off like a real turd. We discuss all of this in our latest podcast, for which -- if anything -- we might have OVERprepared.
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TOPICS
🎧 It Is March 1989
🎧 In Our Lives
🎧 What Now
🎧 Watch It
🎧 Listen Up
🎧 One To Watch
🎧 Feature: Eric Stoltz Is Very Scary
🎧 Feature: This Is Christina Applegate
🎧 Goodbye For Now
NOTES
⚠️ Inline notes below may be truncated due to podcast feed character limits. Full notes are always on the episode page.
📷 Elizabeth Mosier on Instagram
☔️ Rain Man on Netflix
🎧 The March 1989 mixtape on Spotify
📺 "TV Review; Eudora Welty's 'Wide Net'" at NYTimes.com
😇 Naked Angels theatre company
🎉 "For Naked Angels, the Party's Over. Time to Get Serious Again." at NYTimes.com
💁🏻♂️ Tim Ransom's page at his agency, Clear Talent Group
🎞 Some Kind Of Wonderful on Hulu
👻 Haunted Summer on YouTube
💥 Manifesto trailer (NSFW) on YouTube
👨👩👧👦 Married...With Children on Hulu
🐦 Christina Applegate on Twitter
😵 Dead To Me on Netflix
🙋♀️ Samantha Who? on Hulu
🐶 Samantha Who? S02.E11: "The Dog" on Hulu
🎥 Introducing, Selma Blair on Amazon Prime Video
✍️ Tara's Christina Ricci profile at GQ.com
🔭 The Lost Daughter on Netflix
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If there's one thread that runs through nearly all the pop cultural coverage of the March 1989 issue, it's writers acting like preparation is for nerds. Christina admits in a What Now item that she assumed U2 was an inspiration for The Go-Betweens when it was actually the other way around. Neill reviews Rain Man without knowing anything about it. Christina jumps in on the Nightmare On Elm Street franchise with its fourth installment. And Neill ends up with so little material for his Christina Applegate Q&A that he has to leave in "How are you?" -- yes, really. At least Eric Stoltz mixes things up by acting totally unprepared for the experience of getting interviewed, and comes off like a real turd. We discuss all of this in our latest podcast, for which -- if anything -- we might have OVERprepared.
QUICK LINKS
🗒 Full episode notes can be found on this episode's page on ListenToSassy.com
🖼️ View select scans from this issue in this episode's Visual Aids
☎️ Call The Hotline! Leave your questions, comments and Sassy stories on the hotline at 720-SASSY-GO or record directly on our site
🐦 @ListenToSassy on Twitter
📷 @ListenToSassy on Instagram
🧑💻 Visit our website ListenToSassy.com
JOIN THE LTS CLUB AND GET THE GOODIES
📖 Full cover-to-cover magazine PDFs
💬 Chat with us and your fellow listeners on Discord
🐣 Get episodes earlier than the general public
👀 Monthly watch-alongs of Sassy-era movies and TV specials
🚫 Ad free episodes with chapter markers
👚 Merch discounts and free stickers
🤩 Join the Listen To Sassy Club today!
TOPICS
🎧 It Is March 1989
🎧 In Our Lives
🎧 What Now
🎧 Watch It
🎧 Listen Up
🎧 One To Watch
🎧 Feature: Eric Stoltz Is Very Scary
🎧 Feature: This Is Christina Applegate
🎧 Goodbye For Now
NOTES
⚠️ Inline notes below may be truncated due to podcast feed character limits. Full notes are always on the episode page.
📷 Elizabeth Mosier on Instagram
☔️ Rain Man on Netflix
🎧 The March 1989 mixtape on Spotify
📺 "TV Review; Eudora Welty's 'Wide Net'" at NYTimes.com
😇 Naked Angels theatre company
🎉 "For Naked Angels, the Party's Over. Time to Get Serious Again." at NYTimes.com
💁🏻♂️ Tim Ransom's page at his agency, Clear Talent Group
🎞 Some Kind Of Wonderful on Hulu
👻 Haunted Summer on YouTube
💥 Manifesto trailer (NSFW) on YouTube
👨👩👧👦 Married...With Children on Hulu
🐦 Christina Applegate on Twitter
😵 Dead To Me on Netflix
🙋♀️ Samantha Who? on Hulu
🐶 Samantha Who? S02.E11: "The Dog" on Hulu
🎥 Introducing, Selma Blair on Amazon Prime Video
✍️ Tara's Christina Ricci profile at GQ.com
🔭 The Lost Daughter on Netflix
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