I'm Stephen MacKaff and this is Sla Culture Gap Fest bogus Journey Edition.

It's Wednesday, September 2nd, 2020.

On today's most excellent show, Bill and Ted face the music.

It's the belated sequel to the wonderfully inane movies of the

80s and early 90s starring Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter. They return as

their most egregiously non-bogous middle-aged selves, Bill and Ted.

And then Chadwick Bozeman has died at the age of 43.

We're joined by Wesley Morris of the New York Times

to discuss the legacy of a great actor and movie star

lost before his time. And finally, Dana had what appears to be maybe our final comfort pick, at least for now.

She chose Days of Heaven, the Terence Malick movie from the late 1970s stars Richard Gere Sam Shepard, Brooke Adams and

Linda Mants who herself has just passed away. We will discuss joining me today is

Julia Turner who's the deputy managing editor the LA Times. Hey Julia.

Hello hello. And of course Dana Stevens the film critic for slate.

Come. Hey Dana. Hey Steve. Okay before we dig Dana, we do have some good news.

Yes, we have some very good news for us and I hope for our listeners too, which is that the slate culture

gap best is going weekly again with the coming of fall and the crisping of the leaves and the somewhat

adjusting of the economy to our new pandemic circumstances we can now afford to make

our show every week once more so So in the Grand Tradition of the

Lake Culture Galvest you will be hearing from us every week going forward.

Yay! Thank you all so much for hanging in through our Fortniteed. And thanks of course to anyone who helped. our fortnight attitude.

And thanks of course to anyone who helped it happen by joining Slate Plus during this interregnum period

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