One Year 1977: More on the Music, Movies, TV, and Culture of 1977

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🗓️ 26 August 2021

⏱️ 13 minutes

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If you enjoyed exploring 1977 in One Year, you'll want to listen to this season's Slate Plus episodes, where Slatesters like June Thomas, Chris Molanphy, Willa Paskin, Matthew Dessem, Sam Adams, and Karen Han dive deeper into the music, movies, TV, and culture of 1977. Become a Slate Plus member now for just $1 to hear all these episodes in full, and to support the One Year podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, it's Tim Heidecker, you know me, Tim and Eric Bridesmaids, and Fantastic Four.
0:05.0	I'd like to personally invite you to listen to Office Hours Live with me and my co-hosts DJ Doug Pound.
0:11.0	Hello.
0:12.0	And Vic Berger.
0:13.0	Howdy.
0:14.0	Every week we bring you laugh fun games and lots of other surprises.
0:16.0	It's live.
0:17.0	We take your Zoom calls.
0:18.0	We love having fun.
0:19.0	Excuse me?
0:20.0	That song.
0:21.0	Vic said something.
0:22.0	It's a song.
0:23.0	I like having fun.
0:24.0	I like to laugh.
0:26.0	I like to meet people who can make me laugh.
0:29.0	Please subscribe.
0:30.0	No.
0:31.0	Hi, I'm Chao too, and I'm here to give you a preview of some of the Slate Plus episodes we did this season for one year.
0:45.0	So with these episodes, we wanted to expand a bit and explore more of 1977.
0:50.0	So we got some Slate series to dive in into the culture of the year and talk about stuff that we couldn't get into in the main episodes.
0:57.0	That's what we try to do here at Slate Plus.
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