Episode 300: DPD Special!

The Dinner Party Download

American Public Media

Society & Culture

4.6 • 821 Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2015

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

This week: To celebrate our 300th episode, we’re telling the DPD origin story! You’ll hear pieces of our first-ever episode (yes, spooky)… highlights from format-busting conversations with Spike Lee and Elaine Stritch… Advice (and jeers) from our public radio peers… Behind-the-scenes tales that we’ve never shared before… And a chat with two very special guests, […]

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Dinner Party Download.
0:05.0	This is your icebreaker.
0:07.0	What do you call a deer with no ice?
0:09.0	I don't know, what?
0:10.0	No idea.
0:16.0	It's not a bad joke, right?
0:17.0	Yeah, I'm Brendan Francis Nuneum. We should introduce ourselves.
0:20.0	That's right, and I'm Rico Gagliano, and this is the Dinner Party Download's 300th episode.
0:25.6	You just heard the first Icebreaker joke we ever aired.
0:28.6	That's right.
0:29.6	It's one piece of episode one.
0:30.6	We'll be playing other pieces of it in this 20 minutes to come.
0:34.6	Yes, and the thing I love also about what we just heard is how you introduce the show.
0:38.9	It's like, welcome to the dinner party download.
0:41.6	Like get ready to be murdered.
0:43.5	On our, I do.
0:45.5	Upbeat party show.
0:46.5	Yeah.
0:47.5	And I was living in LA at the time, all that sunshine, and yet I was sounded dour.
0:52.0	By the way, we should note this episode will probably be especially appreciated by the old
0:56.0	school folk who've been listening for a long time.
0:58.0	If you're new to the show, you're going to have a good time too.
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