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🗓️ 18 February 2020

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker sit down to look at Bloomberg and the Nevada caucuses (04:00), the Overworked Twitter Joke of the Week (20:30), Google finally paying for news content (23:15), and the end of Jessica Mendoza’s runs with ESPN and the Mets (29:15), before bidding farewell to reclusive novelist Charles Portis (34:30). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey guys, it's Liz Kelly.
0:02.5	We have a new podcast launching this week exclusively on Spotify with Chris Ryan and Chuck
0:07.3	Closterman called Music Exists.
0:09.8	Here's the trailer.
0:10.8	Hello, this is Chris Ryan.
0:12.9	I'm an editor at TheRinger.com.
0:14.8	Hello, this is Chuck Closterman.
0:16.6	I'm a friend of Chris Ryan and TheRinger.
0:18.8	And this is Music Exists, a podcast where we talk about how we think about music.
0:23.9	Yeah, this is not a podcast where we tell you what music to listen to or we necessarily
0:28.8	comment on what's happening in the culture right now or what you should be listening to
0:33.0	tomorrow before your friends do.
0:35.1	This is a podcast about thinking about music even when it's not playing.
0:39.0	Yeah, how does music shape the world you see around you, the world you feel around you?
0:43.6	How does it make you feel about yourself?
0:45.8	Yeah, particularly if the music that makes you feel things about yourself is steely-gan
0:50.8	or black set or radio-ed.
0:52.5	Yeah, that happens.
0:53.7	That comes up a lot.
0:54.7	Music exists.
0:55.7	A podcast about radio-ed.
0:57.7	Available exclusively on Spotify.
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