Anthony Rising Edition

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4.4 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 June 2018

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Dana Stevens, Stephen Metcalf, and Julia Turner Discuss Brad Bird's The Incredibles 2, the 30 For 30 podcast series about Bikram yoga, and the re-emergence of astrology with production assistant Daniel Schroeder. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The following podcast contains explicit language.
0:03.2	I'm Stephen Metcalf and this is the Slate Culture Gapfest Anthony Rising
0:17.0	edition. It's Wednesday, June 27th, 2018. On today's show The Incredibles
0:22.4	too, it revives the PAR family of superheroes for a second go-round.
0:26.7	How did the architecture of the Pixar Classic holdup after a 14-year hiatus and not to mention
0:31.5	all the countless superhero flix we've suffered
0:34.9	through in between and then an ESPN podcast explores the very dark side of
0:39.5	Beakram the man who more than anyone brought yoga to America.
0:43.7	And finally, astrology was bound to find a new
0:46.6	lease on life on the internet and thereby among younger people,
0:50.6	millennials in particular, This has happened.
0:53.3	All of this is boring next to the salient fact, though,
0:56.7	which is that Dana, Julia, and Steve
0:58.3	are gonna have their charts read by our production assistant
1:01.5	Daniel Schrader.
1:02.6	I should say also our in-house millennial.
1:05.0	Hey Julia.
1:06.0	Hi, Sagittarius here.
1:09.0	And of course Dana Stevens slaves film credit, K Dana.
1:12.0	Hey Dana, can you guess what my sign is from this?
1:14.4	Scuttle scuttle.
1:15.6	Hey Steve.
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