Episode 87: Cary Fukunaga, Historic Headaches, and a Painless Brunch

The Dinner Party Download

American Public Media

Society & Culture

4.6 • 821 Ratings

🗓️ 10 March 2011

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

This week: “Jane Eyre” director Cary Fukunaga horses around… The history of a not-so-bitter pill… and we toss back a painkiller brunch. Plus, a joke from jewelry designer Annie Costello Brown and a truth-telling tune from Dutch indie-modster M-JO.

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Brendan Francis Nuneum.
0:01.5	And I'm Rico Gagliano, and people, we have once again been rude hosts.
0:06.2	Not unusual.
0:07.2	Alas. We keep inviting you to these dinner parties we throw, and it has been months since we've
0:13.5	given you the opportunity to bring so much as a bottle of wine.
0:16.7	But we're going to remedy that right now.
0:18.7	Yes, sir.
0:19.7	For just the next few weeks, we invite you to head over to our website,
0:22.5	dinner party download.org, and click on the contribute button, which has magically appeared there.
0:27.0	That's right.
0:27.7	There you can donate a bottle of wine's worth of dollars.
0:30.7	Or enough money to cover our cocktail bill after a long week.
0:33.8	That would actually be crazy, generous.
0:36.0	Not so crazy. I mean, Forbes just recently said they're like 400 billionaires in the U.S.
0:40.3	So you're out there.
0:41.3	Thank you all in advance.
0:43.3	And now here's your icebreaker.
0:45.3	You want to know how to make a golden soup?
0:47.3	Sure.
0:48.3	Will you start with 14 carrots?
0:50.3	I'm Brendan Francis Nuneum.
0:55.5	I'm Rico Gagliano, and from American Public Media, this is the dinner party download,
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