Pacific Northbest

Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen

PRX

Arts

4.6 • 675 Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2018

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Swingin’ on the flippity-flop in the PNW. Sub Pop CEO Megan Jasper on her legendary hoax on The New York Times with her lexicon of grunge terms. Carrie Brownstein on Sleater-Kinney and the difference between TV stardom and music stardom. What residents in the Washington towns where “Twin Peaks” was filmed love — and hate — about the show. And the generation-defining album that is Nirvana’s “Nevermind.”

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0:00.0	from PRX
0:03.4	This is Studio 360.
0:09.5	I'm Curtis, and I'm sitting on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
0:12.5	This first level of garden.
0:13.9	This is Thomas Jefferson's vegetable garden.
0:15.8	I like to have the roasted chicken base.
0:17.4	Very well done.
0:18.6	Editing is all about timing.
0:20.3	I try to get a little bit away from the actual subject.
0:22.9	You must get sick of your own voice, right?
0:25.3	Studio 360.
0:27.3	It's good.
0:27.9	Anderson.
0:30.4	And in Seattle, we stay kind of gloomy.
0:32.6	It's not going to pour every day, but we'll have showers in the forecast.
0:37.2	The Northwesters were flying saucers.
0:39.3	The term flying saucers was coined.
0:41.3	The Northwest is where Louis Louie's from.
0:44.3	The Northwest is where the Manson family used to vacation up this way.
0:48.3	This place is weird.
0:50.3	All this stuff is a factor in what happened in the music.
0:55.0	Today on the show, grab your tattiest flannel shirt and strongest cup of espresso because we are heading to the Pacific Northwest.
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