Remembering Olivia Newton-John in 'Grease' | Pop Culture History Lesson

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4.3 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 10 August 2022

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Amelia Wedemeyer and Claire McNear remember Olivia Newton-John and her iconic role in the 1978 movie musical 'Grease,' and the massive impact on culture that movie had. Hosts: Amelia Wedemeyer and Claire McNear Producer: Kaya McMullen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Call me sentimental, but to me, the most joyful moment in sports is the soccer goal.
0:06.6	And when that goal happens at the World Cup, well, it's pretty good, I'm Brian Phillips.
0:12.0	With the 2022 men's World Cup approaching, I'm making a podcast called 22 Goals on
0:18.1	the Ringer Podcast Network.
0:19.5	It's about 22 of the most fire emoji goals in the history of the tournament.
0:25.2	We're going to have so much fun.
0:31.0	It's happening.
0:31.9	They've all overheard.
0:33.1	All I wanted was a little low-key Mac delivery, me and my brother.
0:36.1	But Mum's piped in with her.
0:37.3	Oh, I'm in.
0:38.3	Failure fish in a Diet Coke, no ice.
0:40.1	And Dad's muscle dimmed with his.
0:41.4	Yes, I'm in.
0:42.3	Big Mac with fries and strawberry milkshake, please.
0:44.8	Now I give my brother a little eye roll.
0:46.6	Oh well, family dinner is.
0:48.2	At least I can steal some of Dad's fries.
0:50.1	There's nothing quite like a Mac delivery.
0:51.9	Order on the McDonald's app.
0:53.3	You in?
0:55.3	At participating restaurants only.
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