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Hey, it's Matt, and I want to introduce you to a new podcast from Vox and New York magazine. The

cut is a new show exploring new ideas and style, sex, politics, and culture. The cut editorial team

in New York magazine is known for always having their finger on the pulse of the cultural conversation.

They're really good at recognizing the cultural moments that seem insignificant, connecting them

back to big, important ideas about power and privilege and humanity. That's what they're

carrying into this show. The show was hosted by Avery Truffleman. You may remember as the host

of Nice Try. She was also the host of the popular podcast, Articles of Interest. Before that,

she worked at 99% invisible. Their first few episodes are covering everything from optimism and

cheerleading to how the natural environment is changing during quarantine, to how men express

sensuality. In the inaugural episode, Avery tries to navigate what it means to begin a new chapter

in 2020. Maybe just a matter of the glasses half empty or half full. Maybe we should just throw

the liquid out altogether. Or maybe we've all just been defining optimism wrong, and the people

who've come to represent optimism and carnate have a lot to teach us. You can find the cut in

Apple podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your podcasts. But here first is the very first

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