Processing the 2020 Election. Plus, the Bad Movie Club With Patton Oswalt: ‘Battle Beyond The Stars’ (1980)

The Dave Chang Show

The Ringer

Society & Culture, Arts, Food

4.8 • 8.7K Ratings

🗓️ 5 November 2020

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Dave and his producers talk through their emotions about the United States’ 2020 election week and debate how the nation could move forward from this historic moment (0:00). Then, Dave and Chris sit down with comedian-actor Patton Oswalt to review the 1980 space-opera film ‘Battle Beyond The Stars’ (44:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey guys, it's Dave Chang here.
0:03.7	We had scheduled to do a podcast that we,
0:06.7	I think announced already about
0:09.1	Pat Nas Walt's Bad Movie Club review
0:12.6	on Battle Beyond the Stars,
0:14.7	but it is still election week
0:18.8	and who knows how long this process is gonna go on.
0:23.2	I wanted to maybe just talk about the election.
0:26.6	If people are going to be sad,
0:29.0	I don't think there is any need for escapism.
0:31.8	That's probably the problem,
0:34.1	that is the problem of where we're at right now,
0:36.5	is the constant need for escapism.
0:39.2	And I want to process what's happening in the here and now.
0:43.4	I'm joined with Chris Ying and Isaac Lee
0:47.0	and we'll get into this conversation in just a bit.
0:50.5	Welcome to the Dave Chang show,
0:55.3	part of the Ringer podcast network presented by Major Doman India.
0:58.1	Thanks to Yolotango as always.
1:00.3	And I am joined with Chris Ying, Isaac Lee.
1:04.1	We are doing something that was unplanned.
1:08.1	I look at the Zoom call right now and I see,
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