The following podcast contains explicit language. I'm Stephen McCaff and this is the Slate Culture Gap Fest followers of Saturn

edition. It's Wednesday June 15th 2016. On today's show OJ Made in America is a new mega documentary on ESPN

about the so-called trial of the century. It's being hailed as a non-fiction

masterpiece we discuss and how to dress in an age of man jewelry table service and David Beckham wearing a

wrong. Simon Dunan joins us to discuss his slate feature getting it right a field

guide to the five tribes of modern men's fashion.

And finally, while on Book leave, the ever perverse Dana Stevens continued to listen

to this podcast, she took notes, and she apparently has a lot on her mind. We query her, she queries us and not nowhere was never reached I don't know where was never

reached I don't know we get somewhere I hope Dana Stevens of course is the film

critic of slate. com.

Hey Dana, hey Stephen.

And Julia Turner is uh, slate's editor.

Hey Julia.

Hi Steve.

Surely we have some early summer business to attend to before we dig into these topics?

We do indeed. I have three announcements. Number one, actually and number one has a Part A and

Part B. Number one, there are many exciting live shows coming up. The first is actually

a live show for the political gab fest on July 13th in Washington DC. That'll be

right before the conventions. They will assess the state of the race. It should be a knockdown drag out fantastic show and then we of course are going to Edith Wharton's house, the Mount in the Berkshires on August 4th. You can get tickets to both of those events at slate.com

slash live and of course if you're a slate plus member you can get

discounted tickets. Second, slate plus for our bonus segment today we are going to answer a listener question what is the most

pleasurable summer reading experience you've ever had and third I wanted to let

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