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Slate Culture

Oopsie Jar Edition

Slate Culture

Slate Podcasts

Arts, Tv & Film, Music

4.42K Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2018

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Stephen Metcalf, Dana Stevens, and Sam Anderson discuss Paul Feig's new film A Simple Favor, Sam's book Boom Town, and the delightful tradition of New York Post headlines inspired by "Beat the Meatles". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

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0:30.2

The following podcast contains explicit language. The I'm Stephen Met Caffin. This is the Slate Culture Get Fist, oopsie jar edition.

0:47.0

It's Wednesday, September 19, 2018. On today's show, A Simple Favor is a suburban noir.

0:53.0

It stars Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively,

0:55.0

as unlikely mom friends whose lives take a lurching turn

0:59.0

into mystery and suspense,

1:01.0

and occasionally the oopsie jar, and then Sam Anderson is somehow both a deep thinker and one of the more

1:05.8

swab dancing partners the English language now has. Sam has written a book and

1:10.4

is here to both co-host the show filling in for Julia and to discuss Boomtown and his fascination with Oklahoma City,

1:17.0

one of the great weirdo cities of the world.

1:20.0

And finally, love it or hate it, but for 40 years, the New York Post has dominated all comers

1:24.7

in this one regard, its magnificently cheeky headlines.

1:29.2

They are as much a part of New York City as Yellow Taxis and, I don't know,

1:32.1

fill in the blank, Sam't know fill in the blank

1:33.0

Sam Anderson fill in the blank what's really New York pastram I could only come

1:37.5

up with the stupidest cliche days pizza rat yeah dirty pigeons pizza rat as only in rat, as only in New York.

1:45.0

Actually, no one says that here.

1:47.0

I don't accept ironically.

1:49.0

You have to put like seven pairs of quotation marks around it.

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