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The Dinner Party Download

Episode 281: All-Food Special 2014

The Dinner Party Download

American Public Media

Society & Culture

4.6821 Ratings

🗓️ 28 November 2014

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

To celebrate Thanksgiving (and, even better, leftovers!) it’s our annual All Food Special. Featuring: Perfection on a sushi plate … Hot, spicy, and festive horseradish … Filmmaker Jim Jarmush gets corny … Jimmy Buffet makes an indie rocker cry … Trendy Filipino flavors  … Obsessive food Instagramming … A glimpse inside a restaurant kitchen … […]

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the dinner party download. This is your icebreaker.

0:06.0

Here's a joke. A child told me recently, which was a

0:10.0

a hamburger and a hot dog walk into a bar and the bartender says,

0:15.0

hey guys, I'm sorry we don't serve food in here.

0:19.0

Not good. Not a good joke.

0:21.6

I'm Rico Gagliano.

0:25.6

I'm Brendan Francis Nuneum and from APM American Public Media, this is the Dinner Party Download,

0:33.6

the culture show that helps you win your dinner party.

0:35.6

You just got a joke from filmmaker Jim Jarmish.

0:38.7

That'll help break the ice.

0:39.9

And bad as it was, it is the perfect food-centric gag to kick off this, our annual post- Thanksgiving all-food episode,

0:47.3

featuring some of our favorite food segments from the last year, including interviews with Ruth Reichel and Three Michelin Star Chef Danielle Ballou,

0:54.7

all piled together indiscriminately on the same plate.

0:58.0

It's a pig out for your ears.

0:59.7

Hooray.

1:00.2

And to kick things off, here's an appetizer from Josh Epstein, one half of the danceable indie band

1:05.6

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. A while back, he told us some songs he'd play at a dinner party,

1:12.0

one of which was Jimmy Buffett's Cheeseburger in Paradise, and not because it's about food.

1:20.7

The low point in my music career actually revolves around Cheeseburger in paradise. I used to do cover shows

1:29.5

to pay the bills while, you know, between going on tour. There was a time when I was playing

1:33.7

the lunch hour at a Mongolian barbecue, and then the manager came up to me and he said, can you learn some

1:38.8

Jimmy Buffett songs for tomorrow? Can you do cheeseburger in paradise? I got to the part where

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