* En el Séptimo Día (2017)

* WHAT 10 OLD MOVIE THEATERS IN BROOKLYN LOOK LIKE NOW

* Demographics of Sunset Park by our two zip codes:

* 11220

* 11232

* How to form a Union.

* Was the potato famine a genocide?

* Petty Bourgeoisie

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For 100,000 downloads and 10,000 comments and we will release Grandma Schaubert’s secret recipe stealing book including the recipe to the elusive White Pie of Burton’s Cafe.

In the comments, give us the worst recipes you can get someone to generate from recipe titles you give them.

* Mrs. Beeton’s Book of Household Management 1st Edition on Gutenberg

* Lance’s dairy-free lasagna recipe

* Mrs. Beeton’s personal history

* And Mr. Beeton’s

* Turbot

* Brill

* Sunday Carvery in Manhattan and Worcester, England

* Pioneer Woman Cookbook

* Whole 30 Cookbook

* Julia Childs

* Paula Dean’s

* Martha Stewart’s cookies

* Fannie Farmer cookbook

* Vegetarian Turkish Cuisine Cookbook by Murat

* The Unofficial Hogwarts Cookbook

* Matzoh recipes

* Massachusetts Historian interviews Deano Bubba Wiggins (one half of “Remmy” from Bell Hammers) of the Route 66 famous Starlite Restaurant

* Bell Hammers by Lancelot Schaubert

* How to bind a book at the library

* Cursive classes

* Blackout cake (WWII)

* Broxy meat

* Ice cream with spinach

* Don Draper

* Manosphere

* Turn the page, wash your hands

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NOTE: beginning of EP 2 begins with discussion of a Newsroom episode about sexual assault.

* Rumpus on Martin Amis - criminal class

* The Newsroom (2012-2014)

* One Day in the Life of a Reader of the New York Times by Chomsky

* Manufacturing Consent by Noam Chomsky

* A Rape on Campus by Rolling Stone

* Campus rape scandal (New Yorker)

* The Trivium by Sister Miriam Joseph

* Bell Hammers by Lancelot Schaubert

* Sufjan Stevens songs

* Denison Witmer songs

* On the Tears of Peter vs. the End of Tragedy by David Bentley Hart

* On Fred Danback saving 12,000 Lives on September 11th quoted from Culture Care by Makoto Fujimura

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* The Newsroom (2012-2014)

* Manufacturing Consent by Noam Chomsky

* Deepwater Horizon explosion

* Ten workers were presumed killed by the initial explosion — our comfort for the loss of these families and may their memory be for a blessing (and apologies for the assumption of Sorkin that he could contact them somehow before the explosion):

* Jason Anderson, 35, of Midfield, Texas;

* Donald Clark, 49, of Newellton, Louisiana;

* Stephen Ray Curtis, 40, of Georgetown, Louisiana;

* Gordon Jones, 28, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana;

* A drilling fluids specialist for M-I SWACO, the Louisiana State University graduate had hung up after talking with his wife, Michelle, just 10 minutes before the rig exploded. It was three days shy of their sixth wedding anniversary. (CS Monitor April 18, 2015)

* This is the only one we know who went to Uni and seems to imply that he’d have called the newsroom prior to his wife three days before the anniversary.

* Roy Wyatt Kemp, 27, of Jonesville, Louisiana;

* Karl Kleppinger Jr., 38, of Natchez, Mississippi;

* Keith Blair Manuel, 56, of Gonzales, Louisiana;

* Dewey Revette, 48, of State Line, Mississippi;

* Shane Roshto, 22, of Liberty, Mississippi;

* Adam Weise, 24, of Yorktown, Texas.

* An eleventh worker also died in the subsequent fire, a crane operator:

* Aaron Dale Burkeen, 37, of Philadelphia, Mississippi.

* Actually the only pilot known in the raid almost crashed the helicopter (Sun Times)

* The Cynical Genius Illusion: Exploring and Debunking Lay Beliefs About Cynicism and Competence by Olga Stavrova 1,✉, Daniel Ehlebracht 2

* Daddy Wally Cronkite.

Contra Nate Silver’s pieces like the following as well as the pieces cited in the podcast —

— stands G. Elliott Morris’s piece:

via Nate Silver on Bill Simmons:

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“Whose line is it Anyway” is the genre defining improv show. Yes. AND…there is surprisingly little cultural critique of the show itself. The boys set the record straight on short form vs long form improv, and if comedy can stand the test of time.

* Scenes from a Hat

* El Conde — Pinochet vampire movie (2023)

* UCB Asssscat

* Mrs. Doubtfire (1993)

* Second City — Robin Williams

* Stephen Colbert on Second City

* The Upright Citizens Brigade Comedy Improv Manual by Matt Besser, Ian Roberts, and Matt Walsh

* Strike Force Five: Anastasia Samosa’s Pants (start at 21:50)

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In this episode, Joe and Lancelot follow the prompt of “Jesus as Maccabean revolutionary” into the 1963 spaghetti western film rendition of the classic Hanukkah story. It’s a wild, wild film originally told in Italian and then dubbed into English.

* IMDB — Il Vecchio Testamento (1963)

* Watch Il Vecchio Testamento (1963) on Amazon.

* Jesus and the Spiral of Violence: Popular Jewish Resistance in Roman Palestine by Richard Horsley

* The Love of Enemy and Nonretaliation in the New Testament by Willard M Swartley

* Bandits, Prophets, and Messiahs: Popular Movements at the Time of Jesus by Richard Horsley

* Engaging the Powers: Discernment and Resistance in a World of Domination by Walter Wink

* Jesus and the Victory of God by N.T. Wright

* Parting the Waters by Taylor Branch

* Non-violent Resistance by Gandhi

* Jesus and Nonviolence by Walter Wink

* Kenotic Politics: The Reconfiguration of Power in Jesus' Political Praxis by Dr. Mark E. Moore

Westminster Abbey’s modern saints:

Apotheosis of George Washington:

David Allan

Sir William Wallace, c 1272 - 1305. Scottish patriot

The Triumph of Judas Maccabeus (1634–1636) by Peter Paul Rubens

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The podcast TAKES DOWN a baseball YouTuber who DESTROYS everything you thought you knew about America’s game. In the wreckage of that conversation, Lance shares a personal story about baseball history and the hosts muse upon the poetic and metaphysical meaning of the sport, bread, and circus.

* A Perfect Game by David Bentley Hart

* Sports: an Apology

“Seeking Asylum” by Lancelot Schaubert

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The discussion begins with one of the most heinous delicacies and a famous last meal by a French leader. Afterwards, Lance and Joey delve into various forms of sinful eating.

* “The Taste of Things“ Original title: La passion de Dodin Bouffant (2023)

“Seeking Asylum” by Lancelot Schaubert

* Ortolan Bunting

* Ambelopoulia

* Coffee and Human Rights Abuses

* Cashew Nut Acid Burns

* Foie Gras

* Gluttony

* Shark Fin Soup

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The first episode in a series of podcasts about Joey and Lance finding artifacts to talk about with one another. Battle Toads leads to a conversation about the nature of lofi NES games and South Brooklyn Arcades.

* Battle Toads Emulator

* Civilization Emulator

* The Cousin Game is one of the oldest and most underappreciated genres by Patrick Gill

* Oregon Trail Emulator

* Pippi Longstocking (1969)

* The New Adventures of Pippi Longstocking (1988)

* History of Fun Time USA

* You can get a sense of the building by watching a WWE match that ran around most of the arcade

* Correction — Brother Theresa has told me was Doomsberry who introduced Battletoads to both me and Brother Theresa. He happens to be an incredible illustrator and a chip tune musician… and I couldn’t find the chip tune originals, he seems to have taken them down from Soundcloud, but I loved them

* Correction — Battletoads was also a TV show

* Correction — it was also a long running online prank against Gamestop $GME

“Seeking Asylum” by Lancelot Schaubert, streaming on all platforms.

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