We Three Wednesdays

Night Call

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Society & Culture

4.6 • 564 Ratings

🗓️ 26 November 2018

⏱️ 57 minutes

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The Night Callers call in for a Thanksgiving special about fried foods, corporate America, and everyone's favorite holiday movie, You've Got Mail. Plus, we've got mail that might help with the ongoing murderboard saga.This episode is sponsored by: ...

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.3	Guaranteed Human.
0:14.6	It's 231 a.
0:18.2	On the Upper West Side.
0:20.1	And you're listening to Night Call.
0:36.8	Hey, everybody, and welcome to Night Call, a podcast for your strange days and lonesome nights.
0:42.3	Switching it up.
0:44.9	I'm Molly Lambert in Los Angeles.
0:47.4	And with me in Los Angeles, as always, is Tess Lynch.
0:49.9	And over in not New York, North Carolina, we have.
0:55.9	Yeah, in Charlotte, North Carolina, it's Emily Ishida, telecommuting in to my night calls.
1:03.2	You've been on the move. I was just going to say, I love the Charlotte Hornets for some reason.
1:08.2	Really?
1:09.1	They were a very hot basketball team because they were new. I think,
1:13.6	you know, around the time that we were kids. And they had this hip like logo and everything,
1:19.4	like a very mischievous looking hornet. I don't know. Those sassy hornets. Always up to no good.
1:25.2	That was my video game basketball team for some reason.
1:28.3	I've never been there.
1:29.6	But loyalty, sports loyalty.
1:31.9	It's based in nothing.
1:33.4	Well, all their sports teams have really nice colors.
1:36.7	And like everything gets lit up really pretty and blue when they're having games here.
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