209 - Josh Fox (Filmmaker: Gasland / How to Let Go of the World...)

Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan

Chris Ryan

Society & Culture, Arts

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 October 2016

⏱️ 162 minutes

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Summary

Academy award nominee, playwright, banjo player, dancer, rabble-rouser, and kick-ass pasta saucer, Josh Fox is a freakin force of nature. Join us as we talk about the state of the world, how Josh became Josh, and how to run a great 4-day party.

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0:00.0	Radio Manu, Papa Tzango.
0:02.3	Stacochos
0:32.3	after I've already recorded this whole thing
0:34.9	because of configuration fuck out.
0:37.7	Most of the introduction was recorded on the microphone
0:41.1	in my laptop rather than the microphone in my hand.
0:44.6	So please don't be alarmed if the first 10 or 15 minutes
0:48.2	sounds kind of weird coming out of your speakers
0:50.8	or in your ears.
0:52.0	It gets better after that.
0:54.8	Something I gotta figure out with the interface
0:57.7	of the program and the microphone that I've been using.
1:01.4	So I'm just throwing this in real quickly
1:04.3	at the beginning so no one will be alarmed.
1:06.6	Don't touch your dials, everything's fine on your end.
1:09.2	It's just another fuck up by the good people here
1:12.4	at 10 Genchely Speaking.
1:14.2	Hope you forgive us and that you enjoy
1:16.0	the rest of the podcast.
1:17.6	Thanks for listening.
1:19.1	Over and out.
1:19.9	I'm sitting inside drinking canbucia.
	...

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