Popcast (Deluxe): ‘Saltburn,’ Jacob Elordi and the New Heartthrob Era

Popcast

The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

3.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2024

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Plus: Barry Keoghan’s “Murder on the Dancefloor,” Jeremy Allen White’s stripped-down moment and Nathan Fielder’s “The Curse” wraps up.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Popcast Deluxe, you're Rit Me Out The Bowless. I've been acting brand new.
0:05.0	Of weekly cultural review, I am John Caramonica, a critic of the New York Times.
0:10.0	I'm Joe Cuscarelli, I'm a reporter at the New York Times.
0:12.0	It is 2024.
0:14.0	I'm still here. Joe's still here.
0:17.0	The chairs are still here.
0:18.0	Popcast deluxe.
0:20.0	We prevail.
0:22.0	Um, Joe, it's been a long break.
0:26.0	I'm rather tortured break, at least for me.
0:29.0	Yeah, welcome back.
0:30.0	Thank you. How are you feeling?
0:31.0	I'm hydrated.
0:32.0	Yeah, good. Extremely hydrated. Yeah, good.
0:33.0	Extremely hydrated.
0:34.0	Not going to be insufficiently hydrated anytime in the near future.
0:37.0	Wet January.
0:38.0	Yeah, deeply, deeply moist January.
0:41.0	We're going to talk about something today that you and I have been sort of batting back and forth casually for the last, I would take a couple months, but it really seemed to crystallize over these last relatively parched two or three weeks when people are kind of like
0:56.6	fumbling for narrative. Right. And the holiday break? Yeah. Speaking of heat in the winter time,
1:02.4	okay. Yeah, I think I think the heart Speaking of heat in the winter time,
1:02.6	okay.
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