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And the promo code culture. The following podcast contains explicit language. I'm Stephen Macaff and this is the Slate Culture Gabfest Tateson-Sass Edition.

It's Wednesday, April 15, 2015.

On today's show, While We're Young is the new small canvas big think comedy from writer director

Noah Bound Back.

It's about middle age, childlessness.

millennials and the line separating truth and falsehood and many other things will discuss

it.

And then rap genius is now simply called genius. We play a game of

Nomer or Miss Nomer with Slates Katie Waldman. And then the 150th anniversary of the surrender

at Appomatics is upon us.

With Slate's own Jamel Bowie, we examined the strangely twinned legacies of the man who surrendered

for the Confederacy Robert E. Lee and a man who accepted that surrender at Ulysses S. Grant. Joining me today is Slates editor Julia Turner.

Hello Julia.

Hi Steve.

And of course the Slates film critic, Dana Stevens, hey Dana.

Hey Dana. Hey, Steve.

Okay, before we dig in Julia and talk about the plus, I have to point out one thing that was pointed

out to me during the week by an emailer, which is that every episode for whatever it is, six years or seven

years, I've made a grammatical error in saying, joining me today is Julia

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