7.5.24 Culture Friday, Despicable Me 4, and Ask the Editor

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🗓️ 5 July 2024

⏱️ 33 minutes

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On Culture Friday, the business sector pulls back on Pride Month; a review of Despicable Me 4; and on Ask the Editor, a fond farewell to one of WORLD’s own. Plus, the Friday morning newsSupport The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.Additional support comes from Cedarville University, with more than 175 graduate, undergraduate, and dual enrollment programs. Online and on-campus programs at cedarville.edu/WORLD

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0:00.0	The world and everything in it is made possible by listeners like me.
0:07.0	I'm Carrie Gray from Williamson, Georgia, and today I am standing on Mars Hill in Athens, Greece, where Paul proclaimed in
0:15.0	Act 17, the God who made the world on everything in it does not live in temples
0:20.0	made by man. I hope you enjoy today's program.
0:24.0	Good morning.
0:30.0	Today on culture Friday, a quiet or pride month. Is that even possible and could it signal a change?
0:37.0	John Stone Street is standing by. We'll talk about that and more in just a few minutes.
0:42.0	Also today,
0:43.4	Why can't you be more like your sister Edith?
0:45.8	She lies all the time.
0:47.6	No, I don't.
0:48.6	See, see, she's lying right now.
0:51.0	Despicable Me Four, Colin Garbarino says it's silly and shallow but may keep the kids entertained.
0:58.4	And later ask the editor Paul Butler says, Farewell to a colleague and friend. It's Friday, July 5th. This is the world and everything in it from
1:15.0	listeners supported world radio. I'm Myrna Brown and I'm Nick Eicher. Good
1:19.3	morning. Up next, Kent Covington with today's news.
1:25.0	As Big Ben struck 10 o'clock last night in London,
1:30.0	the results of exit polls from Thursday's election were projected onto the
1:34.4	side of the BBC's London headquarters and Labour Party supporters celebrated as the
1:39.8	words Labor landslide flashed in bright colors.
1:44.3	The exit polling commissioned by UK media outlets predicted that the Labor Party would enjoy a
1:48.6	majority of roughly 170 seats, ousting the Conservative Party from power,
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