By Rachel Dodes and Brian Hecht
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This episode speaks for itself.
We decided to pull together a Year in Review episode, but first had to address some pressing Nopes, like GOP Rep. Madison Cawthorn, who is quite possibly a Russian agent. Also: the woman who breastfed a hairless cat on a Delta flight. The fancy building in Tribeca infested with rats because it has no fire-proofing in the walls, which might be an even bigger problem. And finally, an online magazine published an article with the following headline: “Joan Didion didn’t play golf, but her writing had qualities for which all golfers should strive.”
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In this week’s episode:
Watch Madison Cawthorn explain how he met his wife at a Russian casino.
Read about Joan Didion’s nonexistent relationship to golf.
Big #YUP to…
Don’t Look Up on Netflix
Hawksmoor Steakhouse in New York City
This week we shut down Mark Meadows and his run-out-the-clock hail Mary strategy to evade accountability for his role in Donald Trump’s attempt to overthrow the government. Former Senate candidate Max Linn, the first person to get COVID in Maine, died in a hot tub following a dispute over (what else?) cryptocurrency. Our roving Australian correspondent, playwright Glace Chase, explains why “Throat Goat” was trending on Twitter and what this all has to do with former first lady Nancy Reagan. And finally, 40 camels in Saudi Arabia were disqualified from a beauty pageant after it was revealed that they took performance-enhancing drugs: Botox and fillers.
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In this week’s episode:
Here’s the Twitter post that kicked off the whole Throat Goat conversation.
If you live in Australia, stop what you’re doing and get tickets to Glace Chase’s play, Triple X at the Sydney Theater Company.
Big #YUP to…
Nightbitch by Rachel Yoder
The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity by David Graeber and David Wengrow
This week, just in time for Thanksgiving, we review the bountiful cornucopia of unusual characters running for governor next year, including Dr. Mehmet Oz (Pennsylvania) and Matthew McConaughey (Texas). We also shut down a sociological study that revealed why men resist recycling: because they are afraid people will think they are gay.
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In this week’s episode:
Actor Matthew McConaughey is leading polls in the Texas gubernatorial race.
Big #YUP to…
Curb Your Enthusiasm, Season 11 - now on HBO Max
The First Wave, a new documentary about the pandemic by Matthew Heineman
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This week, we shut down heiress Ivy Getty’s San Francisco wedding, featuring a Galliano dress made of shards of glass, IV bags for guests and a City Hall ceremony officiated by the Speaker of the House of Representatives. Meanwhile in New Zealand, the winner of an annual Bird of the Year competition was a bat, and a couple discovered the world’s largest potato in their backyard. Two new Manhattan buildings–30 Hudson Yards and One Vanderbilt–are fighting to see which edifice’s observation deck reigns supreme.
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In this week’s episode:
By the end of this Vogue story about Ivy Getty’s wedding, you will be a communist.
Big #YUP to…
Founderland
“Dirty” by Grandson
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We’re reeling and retching after watching the internal Facebook music video about health insurance open enrollment. But we attempt to collect ourselves and shut down anti-goverment militia members who happen to work for the government as well as anti-mask/anti-vaxx NYC police officers marching for “freedom of choice.” Also: we discuss why guns are ever allowed on movie sets amid the golden age of CGI.
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In this week’s episode:
Read Pooja Bhatia’s account of working at Ozy Media, in the London Review of Books.
Big #YUP to…
Hulu’s drama about the opioid crisis, “Dopesick.” Read Rachel’s interview in Esquire with the actor Michael Stuhlbarg who is playing Dr. Richard Sackler.
HBO Max’s “The Other Two.”
This week, we shut down the Bad Art Friends Sonya Larson and Dawn Dorland. We’ve got the latest on the scandal involving Ozy Media and its founder Carlos Watson. Also, a passel of feral hogs attacked Shakira in a park and took her mobile phone, and a zeal of zebras continues to run amok in Maryland.
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In this week’s episode:
Read “Who Is the Bad Art Friend?” by Robert Kolker in the New York Times magazine.
Big #YUP to…
Adele
Succession’s J. Smith Cameron for being a Spelling Bee whistleblower regarding the word “undaunted.”
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This week, former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham revealed in her memoir that a staffer known as The Music Man would blast show tunes to soothe Donald Trump’s nerves when he was going nuclear. An executive at a media company we never heard of called Ozy Media impersonated a YouTube executive on a conference call with Goldman Sachs. Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’s new father-in-law, hotelier Bill Evans, went undercover as a automotive-enthusiast-turned-media-watchdog named Hanson at her trial. Finally, we explore a highly unusual $14 million real estate listing in Maryland. bop!
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In this week’s episode:
Read Rachel’s article about Elizabeth Holmes in The Conversationalist here.
Big #YUP to…
The Indigo Girls
Del Mar, CA
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This week, we shut down Kraken lawyer John Pierce, who resurfaced following a mysterious two-week absence from court, and issued a statement that raised even more questions than it answered. Headlines from the annual Met Gala were stolen by someone who wasn’t even there: rapper Nicki Minaj, whose cousin’s friend in Trinidad was left by his fianceé because he has swollen testicles. Kim Jong Un has emerged as a fashion icon as journalists kvell over his new svelte look. And a pack of zebras is still running loose in Maryland as officials attempt to slowly gain their confidence.
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In this week’s episode:
Learn more about Nicki Minaj’s cousin’s friend in Trinidad who is suffering with elephant testicles.
Big #YUP to…
“Impeachment” on FX
“The Chair” on Netflix
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Rudy Giuliani shaved his beard in a restaurant. Matt Gaetz got married. Dr. Tenpenny believes that Covid vaccines magnetize people. Mike Richards, who is not the guy who played Kramer on “Seinfeld,” resigned as the new host of “Jeopardy!” after holding the job for less than one day. A San Francisco chef created $72 fried rice as a joke, only to that demand for the dish eclipsed everything else on the menu. Also: special guest Josh Rofé joins us to talk about his fascinating new documentary, “Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed,” now streaming on Netflix.
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In this week’s episode:
Watch Josh Rofé’s documentary Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed now streaming on Netflix!
Big #YUP to…
Larry David, for telling it like it is
AirBnb, for offering to temporarily house 20,000 Afghan refugees
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The podcast currently has 189 episodes available.