Brian Koppelman: Celebrating the Good and Learning From the Bad | The Dave Chang Show

The Dave Chang Show

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Society & Culture, Arts, Food

4.8 • 8.6K Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2019

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Dave talks about his most recent barbecue exploits in Austin, Texas (0:45), before sitting down with filmmaker Brian Koppelman to discuss the early days of Momofuku, choosing to focus on positivity, the intense obsession over one’s craft, and much more (6:58). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network, I'm Liz Kelly.
0:03.8	With the NFL season a week away and the Ringer's Fantasy Football coverage gearing up, we have
0:07.8	released our first ever Fantasy Football Hall of Fame.
0:11.3	We assembled a panel of voters including Bill Simmons, Cousin Sal, Robert Mays, Mallory
0:15.6	Rupin and more to induct the 25 best fantasy football players of all time.
0:20.9	You can find the rankings by going directly to fantasyfaball.theringer.com.
0:25.6	And for more fantasy football coverage, check out the fantasy football podcast on Apple,
0:29.9	Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:45.4	Welcome to the Dave Chang show, part of the Ringer Podcast Network, presented by Major
0:48.8	Domo Media.
0:49.8	Big shout out to Yo Latango, as always, for the wonderful intro music.
0:53.5	This week we have my good friend, screenwriter, director, producer, Brian Coleman.
0:57.9	He also has an awesome podcast called The Moment with Brian Coleman.
1:03.4	He's made some of the best films that I enjoy.
1:06.7	Rounders, knock-around guys, runaway jury, Michael Clayton, Ocean's 13.
1:13.0	And most recently he's been dedicating most of his efforts to the great TV show Billions,
1:20.1	which the fifth season is in production or being filmed right now.
1:25.3	As always, it's not just entertaining, it's educational, but I think Brian really has
1:29.6	an understanding of human interaction.
1:32.6	I know that sounds sort of trite, but it's something that he has a wicked sense of in terms
1:36.8	of the many different kinds of, shall I say, the shades of gray in individuals.
1:43.4	And man, I grew up sort of watching his stuff and I don't know how many times I've seen
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