Guys, this is Succession. This is HBO. If you don't want to hear me talking about Logan Roy, talking about

then don't listen to this. There are bad language words in this show.

Hello and welcome to the Eat the Mozzarella episode of Slate Money Succession.

I am Felix Simon of Axios.

I'm here with Emily Peck of Fundrise.

Hello, hello.

And oh my God, this is the best episode yet. I think we can all

agree of Succession Season 3. And we are in for a particular treat because this week we are

joined by Rachel Syme. Rachel, welcome. Thank you for having me. Bonjourno. Rachel, introduce yourself, who are you? And you have

written about this show. Yes, I'm a writer at The New Yorker, and I have written about Succession a lot.

I wrote a lot about fashion in the show. I've talked to the costume designer a bunch and sort of

micro-analysed a lot of the clothes. And then just just recently I went out for a very lush night of martinis with Jay Smith Cameron, who plays Jerry on the show. And we had a great chat about all things Jerry, which I encourage people to check out because she is a delight. She is awesome. We had her on the show last season. It was awesome having her. And remember pre-pendemic when we could have people in the studio? She brought us a cake. Do you remember? She's the best. She's just the best. It's delightful. So we are going to talk about Jerry's fashion choices on this show and Shiv's and even Lucas Madsen's. We're going to talk about all manner of dynamics.

We're going to talk about Shiv and her mother, Roman and his mother, Roman and Jerry,

Roman and Logan, Logan and Kendall, Shiv and Tom, oh my God, Connor and Willer, you know,

you name it.

It all comes to a head in this episode.

We're going to tear it all apart and give you all of

our favorite lines coming up on Slate Money Succession. Oh my God, this episode. Oh, my God, this episode.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God. This episode.

Ah.

This is like where shit starts getting fully real.

And this is just like, oh, my God.

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