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🗓️ 1 December 2010

⏱️ 46 minutes

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In this week's Culture Gabfest, our critics Stephen Metcalf, Dana Stevens and Julia Turner discuss the new film Burlesque, MFA's and today's writers and Microsoft's latest gizmo Kinect.

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0:00.0	I'm not certain about this, but I'm pretty sure that the following podcast will contain explicit language.
0:16.0	I hope this doesn't weird anybody out, but before each podcast, I like to smell Dana Stevens' hair.
0:29.2	Should I not have...
0:31.1	Oh, okay.
0:32.7	I'm Stephen Metcath, and this is the Slate Culture Gab Fest live from Seattle edition.
0:50.3	It's Wednesday, December 1st, 2010.
0:52.6	On today's program, Berlesque, the new Christina Aguilera would-be camp fest.
0:58.4	Masters of Fine Arts, a nice degree if you can get one, but do they make for good writers
1:02.6	and novelists and poets, and connect the latest gizmo from Microsoft.
1:08.5	Joining me today, our Slate's deputy editor, Julia Turner.
1:11.7	Hello.
1:13.2	Wow.
1:14.9	Steve, how come you don't give me a holler like that every week?
1:19.1	I holler inside, Julia.
1:21.9	Hello, Julia.
1:23.1	Hi, Steve.
1:24.4	And our film critic, Dana Stevens.
1:26.4	Hey, Dana.
1:27.1	Hello. Hello. Thank you. And our film critic, Dana Stevens. Hey, Dana. Hello.
1:34.4	I'll restrain myself.
1:36.1	I will not smell Dana Stevens hair.
1:40.9	I do want to say, however, you both got really, pardon the expression, you got dolled up tonight, you look really lovely.
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