The Playhouse | Internet Friends, AI Record Deals, Sora Insanity

Quite Frankly

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 27 October 2025

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

Composer and long-time friend, Walt Ribeiro @ForOrchestra, joins Frank and Anthony for this maiden voyage broadcast. We'll talk about the origins of The Playhouse, as well as a number of items: The Musical Brilliance of Mister Rogers; the dawn of AI Record Deals; and general reaction to some of the media being produced by users of OpenAI's latest image generation toys. If there is time, we'll bring the audience in for reaction of their own! Watch the full episode here: https://youtube.com/live/pjfaRRhtGIQ

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0:00.0	You know,
0:01.0	You know,
0:02.0	Thank you. The The Yeah.
1:24.0	What a professional intro.
1:25.6	Professional.
1:26.6	I love it.
1:28.5	Thank you to our good friend Eddie out there who made the music and to Mike May, who made
1:32.7	the little placeholder that we have as an intro one day.
1:36.6	I'm sure we'll give you something that's nice.
1:38.8	But Anthony, it's episode one of the playhouse.
1:41.4	Episode one of the playhouse.
1:43.3	Here we are.
1:44.2	Let me ask you something.
1:45.1	Did you feel, I know that we were talking,
1:48.1	we were talking about what the intro theme reminded us of,
1:51.5	but I just felt, I felt an Ace Ventura vibe as well.
1:55.7	Yeah, it has that kind of, I mean, the first thing I thought of,
1:58.6	I can tell you gave, you gave him a reference.
2:03.9	Who's the guy who did it? Eddie. You gave Eddie a reference of the, the, the cane's theme.
2:11.3	Typo negative did. What was it, what's that called again?
2:14.9	Into the fire. Into the fire.
2:19.8	And I can, I can hear the tones.
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