Introducing: The Wirecutter Show

The Wirecutter Show

The New York Times

Wirecutter, Education, Life Hacks, Product Testing, Products, Product Recommendations, Society & Culture, Advice, How To, Leisure, New York Times, Home & Garden, Testing, Recommendations

4.4 • 894 Ratings

🗓️ 14 August 2024

⏱️ 1 minutes

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A new podcast from your favorite NYT product recommendation site.

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0:00.0	Sometimes the most seemingly mundane problems feel like the hardest to solve.
0:05.9	You spilled a few drops of red wine on your favorite shirt and removing the stain seems impossible.
0:11.0	The pet hair in your house is out of control and your vacuum cleaner just died.
0:14.8	You're stumped on what holiday gift to give your in-laws who have everything.
0:19.7	Enter the world of the Wirecutter Show.
0:22.1	So I go home and I use this, and it's just life-changing.
0:26.7	It's exhilarating.
0:28.7	I'm Christine Cyr Clissette.
0:30.3	I'm Kyra Blackwell.
0:31.5	And we're the hosts of The Wirecutter Show.
0:33.7	Wirecutter is the product recommendation service from the New York Times,
0:36.8	and it's our job to research, test, and vet products, and then recommend the best.
0:42.1	The Emile Henry Salt Pig?
0:43.7	That's on my list.
0:45.1	Kyra, love. Love, love, love.
0:47.9	Every week, we'll sit down with our producer-sidekick, Rosie Garren.
0:51.4	Hey, guys.
0:52.2	And we'll all chat with Wirecutter's team of best-in-class journalists.
0:55.7	We'll discuss tips, tricks, and hacks that go beyond the products.
0:58.9	Because we don't just want to recommend Great Gear.
1:01.7	We want to solve your everyday problems.
1:04.6	And trust me, at Wirecutter, we have the expertise to do just that.
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