We're more than 20 years into the Fast and Furious franchise and the Saga keeps roaring on with the latest installment.

The movie Fast Ten is predictably over the top and

silly. It has plenty of absurd action sequences and logic-defying stunts that

have become its trademark. But after all this time, does magic of fast cars, backyard bebeqs, and

family persist? I'm Aisha Harris and today we're talking about Fast10 on Pop Culture

Happy Hour from NPR.

Joining me today is Waylon Wong.

She's co-host of NPR's Daily Economics Podcast,

the Indicator from Planet Money.

Hey, Waylon.

Hello. Hey, heyailin. Hello.

Hey, hey.

Also with us is Ronald Young Jr.

He is the host of the Film and Television Review Podcast, leading the theater.

Welcome back, Ronald.

It's all about family, Aisha.

But you got to say family.

Family. That's the only way to say it.

And rounding out our panel is Volchre TV critic Roxana Hadadi. Welcome back to you too, Roxanna. Thank you. Thank you,

yes, I can already tell this is going to be fun. In Fast 10, Vin Diesel plays

Dom Turretto, a street racer turned heist leader working with a government

group known as the agency. Dom is faced with a new adversary played by a very flamboyant

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