Episode 95: Demetri Martin, Robber in Rio, and Kissing Machines

The Dinner Party Download

American Public Media

Society & Culture

4.6 • 821 Ratings

🗓️ 5 May 2011

⏱️ 17 minutes

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This week: Comedian Demetri Martin fires up his brain machine… We go on the lam with the most punk-rock fugitive in history…. And Morgan Spurlock makes us cry. Plus, virtual kisses and a rockin’ lullaby from Modern Mothers.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Dinner Party Download. This is your icebreaker.
0:04.0	Hi, I'm Morgan Spurlock, and this joke is brought to you by Palm Wonderful Presents
0:08.0	The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. Knock Knock.
0:10.0	Who's there?
0:11.0	Boo.
0:12.0	Boo.
0:13.0	Don't cry, baby.
0:18.0	I'm Brendan Francis Nuneum.
0:20.0	I'm Rico Galeano, and from APM American Public Media, this is the Dinner Party Download,
0:26.0	the show that helps you win your next dinner party.
0:28.1	Our icebreaker this week came from filmmaker Morgan Spurlock.
0:30.8	His latest movie is Palm Wonderful Presents The Greatest Movie Ever Sold.
0:34.3	Which is a movie about product placements in movies, which he funded by having people place products in his movie.
0:40.6	Rico's comment brought to you by private side.
0:43.2	Coming up, comedian Demetri Martin, Rob Me, Ronnie, and the Modern Mothers.
0:48.1	But first, time for small talk.
0:52.5	All week long, you've been hearing this.
0:54.2	Osama bin Laden was killed.
0:55.7	Osama bin Laden has been killed.
0:57.5	And now for something you haven't heard, we turn to Katrina Zish from the early show
1:03.2	on CBS.
1:04.1	Katrina, what story are you going to be talking about this weekend?
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