The Year Nirvana Lost Out to Bryan Adams

The Gist

Peach Fish Productions

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🗓️ 26 August 2016

⏱️ 29 minutes

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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times: Our guest Chris Molanphy says 1991 was a tale of multiple cities, as radio stations began to tailor their playlists to narrower audiences. The result? Little crossover among the Billboard pop, rock, and rap songs charts, and a very eclectic Hot 100 chart. Molanphy writes Slate's "Why Is This Song No. 1?" column. For the Spiel, Mike cleans out the fridge before vacation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Lionsgate Plus. The third season of the Lionsgate Plus
0:04.8	original series The Great is available to stream on Friday July 14 exclusively on Lionsgate
0:10.0	Plus. Follow Catherine the second play by L Fanning and Peter The Great, played by Nicholas
0:14.4	Holt, as they hilariously attempt to make their marriage work after some seemingly insurmountable
0:18.7	problems, from attempt to murder and the imprisonment of close friends to their never-ending
0:22.6	legal responsibilities. The Great Season 3 is available to stream on Friday July 14 exclusively
0:28.2	on Lionsgate Plus. The following podcast contains explicit language.
0:37.8	It's Friday August 26, 2016 from Slated to the Gist I, Mike Pasca, and we here at the Gist
0:44.2	are here to help main governor Paul LePage. We are here to advance his agenda. He wants to
0:51.3	get the word out and we're going to make that happen. I want you to
0:55.3	We call it this religion public because I am after you. What Mr. LePage wanted known was that he has
1:03.4	taken umbridge at having his sensitivity called into question. He is not a racist. Now when it comes
1:10.9	to issues of sexual identity, one assumes the governor is less vehement. I want to talk to you.
1:16.5	You and I want to prove that I'm a racist. I've spent my life helping black people and you
1:23.4	little son of a bitch. So, so is Cox. I got this right now. This is the service that we offer.
1:30.3	We're giving you full, unexpergated LePage because when I heard this interview on an all-news tv
1:36.5	station, they bleeped out parts. Some parts you got to expect they bleeped out, but listen to this
1:42.0	sentence. I need you to this freaking I want you to. We call this religion public because I am after you.
1:51.1	Thank you. They bleeped out freaking or freaking or however they say it in Maine and they put up the
1:57.9	F with the asterisks which led me to believe that it was a worse version of the F word. But now that
2:03.2	I know that it's only freaking, I have a totally different take on LePage. I believe there is a
2:08.5	sense of proportionality to this man. He knows how to keep his worst instincts in check and to
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