I'm Stephen MacHaffin, this is the slate culture gap fest.

I'm Stephen McCaffin, this is the slate culture gap Fest Democracy Shake and Not Sturd edition. It's Wednesday November 4th

2020 on today's show what the Constitution means to me was a Broadway is a Broadway play

It was filmed. it's now streaming on

Amazon it is a mostly one woman show written and performed by Heidi Schreck about the

relationship of our cherished document to the lived experiences of abortion

violence sexual violence, and

misogyny. And then, yes, the Untouchables, yes, Marnie, yes, the Wind and

the Lion, okay, the Man Who Would Be King, great movie, but Sean Connery is the original

and forever the only James Bond.

He died this past week.

We're going to remember him in part by having re-watched the movie

Goldfinger. He loves only gold! All right and then finally songiter, it was a podcast about the exquisitely occult processes by which songs are born are turned into something from nothing.

Now, it's a pretty super cool Netflix show. We will discuss that too with

Isaac Butler. Isaac I'm looking at your list here. You're a quintuple threat or

something. You're a writer, you're a director, a teacher, a union member.

I do too many things.

No, no, no, not at all.

Co-host of Slate's Working Podcast,

and your forthcoming book, which we are going to discuss

without fail is about Stanislowski, and it's called the method.

It's out in sometime in 2021 I take it?

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