Hello and welcome to the There Will Be Blood episode of Slate Money Goes To The Movies.

I'm Felix Amin of Axios, I'm here with Anishimansky, and I'm also here with my multi-talented

colleague Nyla Budu. Nyla, welcome. Thank you. Thanks for having me. Tell us about yourself.

So I have a morning news podcast called Axios Today, which everyone who pays any attention

to Axios knows we are all about smart brevity, so it's a 10-minute morning news show that

comes out every weekday morning. And my background is is You Know Felix. I am also a Lama

Reuters and started in the business world and spent years as a business reporter before

I moved into audio and public broadcasting and now podcasting. Wow, all three of us have

worked for Reuters. All three of us have a background in business journalism. All three

of us have watched There Will Be Blood, the 2007 Bull Thomas Anderson movie, which we are

about to talk about. Spoiler alert, we didn't love it, but it isn't an interesting movie

all the same. Stay tuned for that, and especially for Anishimansky teaching us all about Christian

iconography, who knew the depths that she had. All of that coming up on Slate Money goes

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Okay, so Nile and most of our guests on this mini season of Slate Money have picked a film

that was dear to their hearts and that they saw in their childhood and that has lived in their

soul for decades. This is not the case with you. This is not trading places.

So, had you ever even seen this movie before like this week? I had not seen this before two days

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