Disney World: Celebrating Utopia

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History, Arts, Leisure, Home & Garden, Design

4.4 • 4.3K Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Before she began writing for the New York Times, or visiting glitter factories and the Royal Wedding, Caity Weaver grew up vacationing in utopia. Specifically: Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. During a recent live event at the 92Y in New York City, Avery asked Caity to bring us back to those vacations. As a reminder that discussion about utopias - and the failures and successes inherent in them - is an ongoing one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome back to meditation mindset. Time spent alone is the most important.
0:06.3	Sir, are you still in the bath?
0:08.3	Yes, I'm listening to my podcast.
0:10.8	Can I come in?
0:12.0	No, no, no!
0:13.4	Just need to grab the core clipers. Don't worry, I'll cover my eyes.
0:16.6	What? Whoa!
0:19.0	Come on, we're gonna fall for you.
0:22.6	I'm still not looking.
0:24.2	And I'm not listening to my podcast.
0:26.8	Don't want batting.
0:28.1	Meir-hatting.
0:29.2	Simple, huh?
0:30.8	Okay, yes. This season is over.
0:33.7	But here's one last thing about Utopia.
0:37.6	We did a live event in New York City at the 92nd Street Y
0:40.9	with The New York Times' Katie Weaver.
0:43.4	Katie has written, I kid you not,
0:44.9	some of my favorite articles of all time.
0:47.8	Like her story about a trip to the glitter factory
0:50.0	to see how glitter gets made.
0:51.7	And her GQ profile of Dwayne Johnson is just my favorite
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