363: Nick Offerman, Emily Witt, Rick Astley

The Dinner Party Download

American Public Media

Society & Culture

4.6 • 821 Ratings

🗓️ 4 November 2016

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

“Parks and Rec” alum Nick Offerman carves out his own niche, solves problems with bear hugs… Singer and godfather-of-memes Rick Astley lists some alternatives to his beloved “Rick-roll”… Journalist Emily Witt ponders sex and love in the 21st century… And “Daily Show” correspondent Hasan Minhaj makes a lofty proposal! Plus: drooling drummers, a cold war […]

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Dinner Party Download.
0:03.1	This is your icebreaker.
0:04.9	Okay, how can you tell that the drummer's stool isn't level?
0:09.0	Because he's only drooling at one side of his mouth.
0:15.2	I'm Brendan Francis Nuneum.
0:16.8	I'm Rico Gagliano, and from APM, American Public Media,
0:20.2	this is the Dinner Party Download, the culture show that gives you an edge in your weekend conversations.
0:25.0	You just got a joke from pop star Rick Astley.
0:27.7	Yes, that Rick Asley.
0:29.5	That'll help break the ice.
0:31.0	He'll be back later in the show to tell us how he, you know, rolls.
0:35.0	Plus, Nick Offerman, beloved star of the TV shows Parks and Recreation in Fargo,
0:39.6	stops by to answer your etiquette questions
0:41.5	and to tell us about Hollywood.
0:43.3	Emphasis on Wood.
0:44.2	That's right.
0:44.6	And as if that weren't enough,
0:45.8	there is more.
0:46.7	Daily Show correspondent Hassan Minaj
0:48.7	shares the tale of how his proposal
0:50.4	became a counterproposal.
0:52.4	We hear a new song from Amber Kaufman and we talk with
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