Episode 101: Richard Ayoade, Translantic Transfusion, and Jagger Elks

The Dinner Party Download

American Public Media

Society & Culture

4.6 • 821 Ratings

🗓️ 16 June 2011

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

This week: “Submarine” filmmaker Richard Ayoade starts his own cult… The blood of a sheep breeds some hair of the dog… and Swedes lose the faith — but only on the inside. Plus, an “Aggie” joke from Texan director Richard Linklater, and a song from the band Cults – in keeping with the theme.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the dinner party download.
0:03.0	This is your icebreaker.
0:05.0	Here's a joke, Aggie joke.
0:07.0	So this...
0:08.0	What's an Aggie?
0:09.0	It's someone who goes to Texas A&M.
0:11.0	They're Aggies.
0:13.0	So this Aggie actually gets into Harvard, somehow or another.
0:17.0	He's in Harvard.
0:18.0	And he's walking around first day looking around the
0:21.6	campus he goes up to someone and goes hey where's the library at and the guy
0:26.0	good man do you not know you don't end a sentence with a preposition and he
0:32.3	goes oh hey where's the library at ass As-B-B-Brandon.
0:40.9	I'm Brendan Francis Nuneum.
0:46.2	I'm Rico Gagliano, and from APM American Public Media, this is the Dinner Party Download,
0:49.1	the show that helps you win this weekend's dinner party.
0:51.6	Our icebreaker this week came from director Richard Linkletter.
0:52.8	He is one of my favorites.
0:53.3	All right.
0:53.9	Thank you, Richard.
0:58.7	His new film, Bernie, opened the LA Film Festival this week. And coming up, we chat with another director, Richard Iowadi. Also in transfusion, confusion, a bloody corpse, and you know what I mean.
1:04.2	I do. But first, small talk.
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