This is a Headgun Podcast.

Hello, hello, this is Bake the Nation, where we talk about news, we talk about culture

and where we hop on our private jets to the Glasgow Climate Summit.

I'm your host, Nagin Farsad, and I'm happy to report that I voted today in the NYC mayor

elections, which is a little bit of a virtue signaling brag that I participate in democracy,

but it also means we're taping a little earlier than normal on a Tuesday afternoon, so keep

that in mind.

Today, we're going to talk about where we are in the Glasgow Summit and on climate change

in general, and we're all pre-stressed out about that conversation, but don't worry,

we're going to keep it light.

We'll also talk about the ever-evolving use of language with words like POC or BIPOC

or Latinx or just the bevy of words, and finally, we'll stick our hands in the culture

grab bag to see what does let's go brand and mean, and whether or not you would order from

an app that sells restaurant leftovers.

I am so excited by today's panel, so joining us, actually, Pete, have you been on the show

before? I've just been on many radio things with you.

I've been on your show 14 times.

You've been on the show 14, made up times, and at least I think twice, but it's been

several years.

Over years, okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, so, but also, I've seen this man do stand up,

and he's absolutely hilarious.

I've seen him just totally kill on like shows like Bill Marr, what does that show that he does

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