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

I'm not big on jokes, but I guess my favorite joke is the old Monty Python joke, which was

two peanuts for walking down the Strasser. In front of them was assaulted.

Hi, I'm Rico Gallagliano.

I'm Brendan Francis Nuneum.

And from APM American Public Media, this is the dinner party download, the culture show

that gives you an edge in your weekend conversations.

You just got a joke from Newsman, Star TV host, author, and Monty Python geek apparently

Anderson Cooper.

That'll help break the ice.

He's written a new memoir along with his his mother, Gloria of Vanderbilt.

He's going to tell us about partying with her and MJ at Studio 54, and then he'll answer your etiquette questions.

Also coming up, Parquet Courts, one of Rock and Roll's Last Great Hopes, spins us a party playlist.

Nanachka Khan, showrunner for the sitcom fresh off the boat, thanks her dad for trapping her in a car.

And Rico gets his pawn on.

All true, but first, as at any party, we start with small talks.

All week long, you've been hearing these headlines.

Anti-slavery crusader Harry Tubman will replace Andrew Jackson on the currency.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have won their respective primaries in New York State.

The Pulitzer for Fiction went to a first-time novelist, and to no one surprised, the Drama Award went to Hamilton.

Now, for a story you might not have heard, we are speaking with Rahan Harmancy.

She is editor-in-chief of the online cabinet of curiosity is called Atlas Obscura.

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