Edward Norton's Motherless Brooklyn

The Gist

Peach Fish Productions

News, Daily News

4.5 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 9 November 2019

⏱️ 33 minutes

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On The Gist, the new book by the anonymous member of the White House. In the interview, Mike talks to actor Edward Norton about his new film Motherless Brooklyn. They discuss Robert Moses's complicated legacy in New York, his early beginnings volunteering as a public housing advocate, and working with Alec Baldwin to make this movie come alive. Motherless Brooklyn is in theaters now. In the Spiel, Pete Buttigieg and Black voters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode could contain profanity.
0:02.1	It's up to me, I guess.
0:03.5	Your Saturday could contain a just newsletter.
0:07.0	To sign up for it or once a week newsletter,
0:09.8	go to slate.com slash just news.
0:12.6	...
0:14.0	...
0:15.5	...
0:17.3	It's Friday, November of 2019
0:19.4	from Slater to the gist I'm Mike Paskey.
0:21.3	You know what I'm not that into anonymous.
0:25.2	I mean, I love anonymous's previous works.
0:27.8	I love his cave paintings.
0:29.7	And his ancient Greek pottery.
0:31.7	And of course, who could forget his writing such ditties
0:34.6	as I've been working on the railroad?
0:36.4	And, na na na na na.
0:38.4	Did you know that? Yes, anonymous wrote that.
0:40.3	Someone wrote it. It was anonymous.
0:42.2	Now, of course, there was a time when anonymous
0:44.0	got in a nasty feud over credits with traditional and standard.
0:48.2	But I think they cut anonymous in on some of the profits.
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