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    220: Getting the most out of PyCon, including juggling - Rob Ludwick
    May 4, 2024 (duration 41m)
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    14:16 Yeah. I tried to I think I've tried to do it if I I know that NAD wasn't there, The first Salt Lake City, so I kinda do tried to do it out in the open area where it's like, if I if I host it, I'll be I'll be trying to do it in the open area. And that way it's like, you know, people aren't gonna get, like, injured. If I if I start throwing, like, high, like a double or a triple and, you know, people aren't gonna get injured. So that's a that's a key thing.
     
    218: Balancing test coverage with test costs - Nicole Tietz-Sokolskaya
    April 18, 2024 (duration 28m)
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    22:12 Well, okay. So I have I don't have a option there with, with a lot of since I'm working with a lot of hardware stuff on it daily. But the the thing that we do is try to modularize our tests so that a particular test module or test directory or something, can be worked on, and that that bit is, under just a few minutes. So that that, like you said, that development workflow, if you're working in this area, you shouldn't have to wait for 10 minutes. A a few minutes is even kinda long.
     
    217: Podcasting / SaaS / Work Life Balance - Justin Jackson
    April 11, 2024 (duration 57m)
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    03:36 Yep. So, Chase and Chase and Corbett. Yeah. Yep. And so they were they were not in Portland area at first.
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    Selects: The Legends of Lost Nazi Gold
    May 4, 2024 (duration 46m)
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    25:57 at Deutsch Katherinenburg who searched in the area because they 29:35 members within forty kilometers radius of this area, and these
     
    Short Stuff: The Sad, Strange Tale of Margaret Schilling
    April 24, 2024 (duration 13m)
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    03:10 bought that area and now it's part of the school.
     
    The Power of the Wind
    April 23, 2024 (duration 51m)
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    07:57 with that just powers like a very small area, you're 30:36 To stay out of this area at least or to
     
    Hitchhiking: Two thumbs out!
    April 18, 2024 (duration 51m)
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    20:52 to the you know kind of the area where I
     
    The Dubious Science of Arson Investigation
    April 16, 2024 (duration 46m)
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    08:51 severely burned area of the house is where it started.
     
     
    Selects: All the Gold In Fort Knox: Meh
    April 6, 2024 (duration 51m)
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    03:27 And they use that area. They got a few counties 03:35 that area for training and stuff. Made it a permanent 14:06 of nothing in this big flat area, and there's like
     
    Selects: Who is The Man of the Hole?
    March 30, 2024 (duration 37m)
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    16:42 several around this area. Inside the huts are these and 20:13 you said, as far as protecting the area, in two 20:20 area to thirty one square miles around where he was
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    Weekend Favorite: "Earbuses" w/ Dax Shepard and Monica Padman
    May 4, 2024 (duration 10m)
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    09:22 to all the puzzlers in the New York area, if
     
    "Letters Witch" w/ A.J. & Greg
    May 3, 2024 (duration 10m)
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    07:22 York area, if you are interested in the puzzle of
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    It Could Happen Here Weekly 129
    May 4, 2024 (duration 2h37m)
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    11:03 me there's no safe area. There is no safe area, 06:56 who levey close to my area and then they tell 11:00 be at a safer area. But still like they tell
     
    CZM Rewind: Part Two: Savitri Devi The Woman Who Turned Nazism into a Religion
    May 2, 2024 (duration 57m)
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    24:34 Area like age.
     
    It Could Happen Here Weekly 128
    April 27, 2024 (duration 2h29m)
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    33:11 world's gold output came from with waters Round area and 1:51:17 the DMV area, if you're in California, like you know, 28:41 and showtimes. Hopefully they'll be one in your area. Next week,
     
    Part Two: The Bastards of Forensic Science
    April 25, 2024 (duration 1h23m)
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    33:55 an idea of which area has the highest concentration is 57:40 accident many months later, well outside the area detected by
     
    It Could Happen Here Weekly 127
    April 20, 2024 (duration 3h35m)
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    1:27:56 you grew up in the area. Do you have any 3:08:32 one area. But you know, if you look at other 3:10:01 an area where people can I guess, choose to opt
     
     
    Part Four: Beria: Stalin's Pedophile Cop & the Soviet Oppenheimer
    April 18, 2024 (duration 1h24m)
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    30:05 and land and towns in this area to test the 30:16 are area, which is like, please don't kill me, I'll
     
    It Could Happen Here Weekly 126
    April 13, 2024 (duration 2h45m)
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    48:01 This is not the center of my area of expertise. 1:23:05 the area of mental health for LGBTQI youth and adults. 06:06 whole noct Twitter is the other area of unreconstructed Marxist Leninists.
     
    Part Two: Beria: Stalin's Pedophile Cop & the Soviet Oppenheimer
    April 11, 2024 (duration 1h18m)
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    51:44 buildings across the area. Newspapers start putting out regular articles 52:37 early late nineteen thirty emotional support area. Yeah, my emotional 53:08 Yeah, you burn your area known as like the empire. Yeah,
     
    Part One: Beria: Stalin's Pedophile Cop & the Soviet Oppenheimer
    April 9, 2024 (duration 1h13m)
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    07:24 with the Ottomans. Russian interest in the area peaked whenever 33:47 time kicked out of the area, exiled, a lot of 50:22 area of responsibility in his very early twenties, he had
     
    It Could Happen Here Weekly 125
    April 6, 2024 (duration 2h32m)
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    38:10 system here in the Twin Cities area. Eventually there was 2:28:41 our streets here in an extremely wealthy and prosperous area
     
    It Could Happen Here Weekly 124
    March 30, 2024 (duration 3h4m)
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    2:13:39 as a geographical area, right than in the state. 48:23 name of the area before it was called Rakayan state? 1:57:10 two is in the area, you generally we generally, the
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    ad175 Männer die auf Milchglasplatten starren (AR/VR/Spatial Extravaganza)
    May 4, 2024 (duration 3h40m)
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    36:53 Ja, 50. Ich bin 50. Bin schon im 51.
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    At Last, a Real Debate: The Duel of the Theories on Global Warming - The Climate Realism Show #108
    May 3, 2024 (duration 1h12m)
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    38:15 And here's what I discovered. Scientists reporting in the peer reviewed journal of geophysical research. They looked at wildfire data glow globally going back to 1901. What they found it is that there has been a quote, notable declining rate of burned area globally for more than a century. So whether we're talking 17 years or a 107 years, we see as temperatures warm, wildfires are becoming less frequent and less severe. 48:29 So, this isn't unusual. We've we've found what they called it. They called it a highway over in, I wanna say Lapland, where for 100 of years, people have been traversing this area, except it was covered with ice for, a couple of 1000 years, because the ice expanded and, and it's now shrunk back to where it was before. Right. And, you know, finally, even in Greenland, you know, they talk about, oh, Greenland ice melting.
     
    Climate and Energy: The Case for Realism – The Climate Realism Show #105
    April 12, 2024 (duration 1h9m)
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    03:25 Our first item is a story from, NBC News in the Bay Area. And it says cloud brightening. 1st in the nation tech, or 1st in nation tech, aims to cool our warming planet. That sounds like nothing could go wrong there. Scientists are apparently testing a controversial idea in the Bay Area for cooling our warming planet. 04:05 Jessica Mergerado, who is one of the scientists from the University of Washington's Marine Cloud Brightening Project in the Bay Area, said Alameda provides the perfect cloud conditions over the Bay, and the goal is to mimic the effects of pollution in a cleaner way by using saltwater to brighten clouds, which scientists hope will then
     
    Save the Whales, Kill the Turbines – The Climate Realism Show #104
    April 6, 2024 (duration 1h7m)
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    1:03:06 We were just contacted by a state legislator who is organizing. A lot of the native Americans don't like it either because they're, going to be using as a jump point in Maine some pristine wilderness area that they want to develop, which is actually kind of contradictory rather than using an already developed area of Maine, not that there's a whole lot of them. They actually wanna use an an area that's kind of pristine and known for that, to use as a construction site to get these things up there. 04:33 It's just nuts. You know? It's like any anything slightly out of the northern area. So slightly warmer than normal spring. It's climate change, death, destruction, raining from the skies. 02:18 Do you remember a few years ago when people were having a cow over the fact that submarines were using sonar in this area to do some testing? People on the left went berserk over that. You're killing the whales. You're killing the whales. But now that we have these wind turbines going thromp, thromp, thromp, thromp into the ocean, That's okay.
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    5/3/24 CounterPoints Debate: Destiny Vs Omar Baddar On Israel Palestine, Safe Zones, Campus Protests
    May 3, 2024 (duration 2h0m)
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    07:15 it's a public area, so they could be wherever they 33:14 an area that you're not supposed to be in. And 50:33 Why hasn't Hamas tried to set up a humanitarian area?
     
    5/2/24: Destiny v. Omar Debate Preview, CNN Says Campus Protests Are 1930s Germany, Congress Bans Israel Criticism, Bibi Vows Rafah Invasion, Trump Terrified Of RFK, Wall St Panic Over Mega Landlord Ban, Greenwald Exposes Mike Johnson On FISA, Boeing Whi
    May 2, 2024 (duration 1h46m)
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    08:01 millions of Palestinians could shelter in this area is preposterous. 1:24:44 the vaccine specifically, this is an area where Trump is 1:28:27 to the area. And whether this is true or not,
     
    4/30/24: Young Voters Abandon Biden Over Israel, Biden Hits 70 Year Approval Low, Heated Campus Protest Debate, Israel Deems Men In Rafah Hamas, Mearsheimer Wrecks Piers Morgan, Professor Claims Campus Protests Due To No Sex, Jill Stein On Her 2024 Campa
    April 30, 2024 (duration 1h57m)
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    33:21 clear on this this area, in this encampment. 07:43 it is the worst area for him because you have 33:27 So after the police cleared the whole area, this is
     
     
    4/27/24: Flint Michigan Doc, Amazon's "Everything War", James Li Interviews Congressional Candidate
    April 27, 2024 (duration 42m)
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    13:36 exact area that she worked in at Trader Joe's. She 24:53 in solid area with the professors that are putting their 38:25 longer in our district, and instead we gained an area,
     
    4/24/24: McConnell Blames Tucker For Ukraine Skepticism, Jon Stewart Unloads On Media's Trump Trial Coverage, Hezbollah Massive Israel Strikes, UN Horrified By Gaza Mass Graves, FTC Bans Non-Competes, Columbia Student Joins Live From Encampment
    April 24, 2024 (duration 1h38m)
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    41:13 You know, they have pushed everybody into one area and 44:01 a dense, densely packed area like Ganza, in a tiny 44:04 area like Gaza. So just the kind of conversation on
     
    4/17/24: Congress Pushes Billions For Israel And Ukraine, Israel Blocks Oct 7 UN Investigation, USC Cancels Pro-Palestine Valedictorian Speech, Tom Cotton Calls For Violence On Protesters, SCOTUS To Rescue Trump On Jan 6 Charges, Biden To Sue Ticketmaste
    April 17, 2024 (duration 2h20m)
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    32:19 populated area like Gaza, it's really like for the UN 40:57 It from eyewitness in the area that this were a 41:50 of injuries in the area. Those who had the scene
     
    4/5/24: Media Gaslights 'Uncommitted Voting', Is Real Estate Tech Company Flow A Scam?
    April 5, 2024 (duration 23m)
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    07:39 In the prim area.
     
    4/1/24: Obama Snaps At Biden Protestors, Congressman Says 'Nuke Gaza', Candace Owens Warpath, Diddy Investigation, Baltimore Bridge Update, Biden Reloads Israel's Weapons
    April 1, 2024 (duration 1h30m)
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    1:01:57 this area. 1:01:52 area for this buffer zone. They've demolished absolutely everything in 1:02:07 area that has been thoroughly demolished. If you look at
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    Roscoe Wallace, Lavelle Crawford Interview, Porsha Divorce RHOA, steveharveyfm.com and more.
    May 3, 2024 (duration 1h28m)
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    1:19:20 I can take care of this area right here, everything
     
    Super Bowl Champion, 1st Round Draft Pick, retired and is currently flipping and renovating homes, Dominique Easley.
    May 3, 2024 (duration 30m)
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    01:45 the Washington, DC area. She's an incredible accountant out there. 17:33 New Jersey area. Then I got me a real estate 28:14 Well that's six zero or nine. That's a Philadelphia area
     
    Ignoring feet problems could be potentially life threatening says Podiatrist Dr. Yolanda Ragland.
    May 1, 2024 (duration 31m)
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    18:05 A round curve toe area, something that I didn't do 01:00 New York City and the Washington metro area and Buie Meller.
     
    Chris Brown Beef, Met Gala Talk, SHVM, Husband Appreciation Day and more.
    April 23, 2024 (duration 1h27m)
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    41:09 some designs in that area and then it took off.
     
    CLEAN DESIGN lifestyle expert and Ambassador to the Asthma & Allergy Foundation of America, Robin Wilson.
    April 19, 2024 (duration 26m)
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    17:39 the entryway of the mudroom area, you know. And then
     
     
    President Biden Taxes, SHVM, NBA Picks, Kentucky Derby and more.
    April 18, 2024 (duration 1h27m)
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    36:29 Atlanta area. And the woman that you announced about the Chick.
     
    Chris Rock, 1 Has 2 Go, April Allergies Buffalo, Lakers Win and more.
    April 17, 2024 (duration 1h27m)
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    33:07 means there has been a big growth in that area
     
    Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson are well-known for starring on the HGTV series Married to Real Estate, but their relationship goes way back.
    April 15, 2024 (duration 27m)
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    08:38 Jersey area, it does. 02:19 she can't Now she's coming into another area of I
     
    Talking Food Business with the host of "New Soul Kitchen" and "New Soul Kitchen Remix" on CLEO TV, Chef Jernard Wells.
    April 13, 2024 (duration 25m)
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    09:38 marketing from a bigger area. But it goes back to 15:56 my office area. I got a Roushan's kitchen. I plant
     
    Started Black Men Wellness Day in 18 cities, includes Free Health Screenings and 5K Fun Run/Walk founded by John Gregory
    April 12, 2024 (duration 28m)
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    01:57 in the area that makes you comfortable comfortable to them. 25:36 lives in the Houston area, we're talking about the Golden Triangle.
     
    Chef Rodney Scott discusses his cookbook, “Rodney Scott’s World of BBQ."
    April 10, 2024 (duration 34m)
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    21:46 did in my area. That's what we did growing up. 22:17 in my area. And when other people see it from
     
    Ash Cash Exantus discusses the paradigm shift of saving-vs-investing one's money.
    April 8, 2024 (duration 25m)
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    06:00 area and not just have the goal for one After 13:04 the contact area and feel that out, we will definitely
     
    Dr. George C. Fraser educates the African American community on building generational wealth.
    April 8, 2024 (duration 28m)
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    21:14 area of interest that we need to be fold if
     
    Tank Interview, Tommy Questions Unc, Houston Texans, Preparation H and more.
    April 5, 2024 (duration 1h27m)
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    1:15:28 eye area. This might help you, Steve, since you're in
     
    Louisiana Governor, Angel Reese, Lizzo, SHVM and more.
    April 4, 2024 (duration 1h27m)
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    1:15:28 the resulting shadow plunging the area into darkness during the day.
     
    Building From the Ground Up: NNG Capital Fund
    April 2, 2024 (duration 26m)
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    01:44 of drugs an the area. To walk out your door,
     
    April Fools Day, Trapped In The Bathroom, Comedy Roulette, Steve's Cohabitation Rules and more.
    April 1, 2024 (duration 1h5m)
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    45:19 down this residential area like this here. 19:22 down in your area probably on Wednesday. Do you think 23:48 So, Tony in the Bay Area says, I'm a thirty
     
    Popular Big Dave's Cheesesteaks started as a small water-ice shop in a 749 sq. ft Shell gas station in Dunwoody, Georgia 2016 says founder Derrick Hayes.
    April 1, 2024 (duration 28m)
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    05:55 at what area of town was they done witty, But 05:57 what area of doun witty? And why did you think?
     
    Student Freedom Initiative Pays off HBCU Loans says Mark Brown, President and Chief Executive Officer
    March 30, 2024 (duration 26m)
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    18:33 So if you're in the area, I know, I got 18:36 a lot of listeners in the DC area. A different 22:17 and this is an Richmond area. It's really dependent on
     
    iHeartRadio Music Awards, Spring Questions, MTH, Bad Easter Speeches and more.
    March 29, 2024 (duration 1h25m)
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    49:34 To be down in your area probably on Wednesday. Do
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    Would You Rather
    May 3, 2024 (duration 3m)
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    01:58 I can take care of this area right here, everything
     
    877-29-STEVE
    April 18, 2024 (duration 8m)
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    00:16 I live it at the Atlanta area. And the woman
     
    Entertainment News
    April 17, 2024 (duration 6m)
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    03:41 which means there has been a big growth in that area.
     
    Preparation H for Puffy Eyes Story
    April 5, 2024 (duration 1m)
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    00:08 bags under your eyes or puffiness in the eye area.
     
    Eclipse
    April 4, 2024 (duration 1m)
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    00:19 resulting shadow plunging the area into darkness during the day.
     
     
    Ask The CLO
    April 1, 2024 (duration 7m)
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    02:47 So, Tony in the Bay Area says, I'm a thirty
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    How to Unlock Peak Performance with Steven Kotler
    May 3, 2024 (duration 53m)
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    33:52 purpose and you know, autonomy and mastery in that area.
     
    Special Episode: Eric talks to Kids About Their Good and Bad Wolves!
    May 1, 2024 (duration 37m)
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    12:13 So if you find yourself in the bad wolf area
     
    with Catherine Gray
    April 26, 2024 (duration 52m)
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    13:20 of gray area, and we'll get into some of these. 21:23 there's a lot more gray area or scale on this. 35:48 I mean, you know, I mean, I was a disaster area.
     
    How to Improve Your Relationships with Cindy Stulberg
    April 12, 2024 (duration 43m)
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    29:20 want to focus on one area, You pick a goal 36:02 You pick one area, one topic, one issue, and you
     
    A Soul Boom Discussion on Mental Health, Spirituality, and Connection with Rainn Wilson
    April 10, 2024 (duration 1h2m)
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    28:28 right now in that area.
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    FULL SHOW: Benzino Thinks R Kelly Deserves A Second Chance, Cher's Favorite Artist Is 2Pac, DJ Envy To Drop Mixtape Documentary + More
    May 2, 2024 (duration 1h33m)
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    52:50 Mainstream, you know, wink wink, mainstream area.
     
     
    FULL SHOW: Is Taylor Swift Bigger Than Fortnite?, Ice Spice Accused Of CHEATING On Her Man With Lil TJay + More
    April 30, 2024 (duration 1h33m)
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    1:19:13 Does the toilet area have a closed door? 1:19:19 toilet area gotta closed door, it don't matter. 54:09 that strength builds you in your area of weakness, without
     
    INTERVIEW: Sarah Jakes Roberts Talks 'Power Moves,' Early Motherhood, Removing Wig During Preach, Church + More
    April 30, 2024 (duration 26m)
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    22:43 you in your area of weakness, without feeling like they 22:46 have to be strong or stronger in the same area
     
     
    FULL SHOW: Gilbert Arenas Sued By Ex Over Fake Ring; Explains Why + More
    April 29, 2024 (duration 1h26m)
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    27:07 to the very same area on campus police cleared them
     
    R&B Money: Chris Brown
    April 28, 2024 (duration 1h31m)
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    1:24:43 there's a there's a secret area that's like a resting area. 07:21 Virginia area. So from there we started working and then 14:46 out to the area. Yeah, yeah, what's your when you
     
    Conversations with Unc: The Dynamic Trio with Gizelle Bryant and Robyn Dixon
    April 21, 2024 (duration 41m)
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    05:36 I'm coming to the area, and he's like, okay, whatever,
     
    FULL SHOW: Shyne Says He Was The Fall Guy for '99 Shooting With Diddy; Doesn't Accuse Diddy, Ne-Yo Confirms Romances With Multiple Women: "I Don't Recommend This For Anybody" + More
    April 19, 2024 (duration 1h48m)
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    19:44 Any plans to revitalize the downtown area. He's purchased and 44:28 the problem with the area we live in. Nobody appreciates 1:30:23 the Tri State area. I got a certified vibe R
     
    INTERVIEW: Lil Duval Speaks On Recovery From His Accident, New Podcast + More
    April 19, 2024 (duration 30m)
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    19:44 the problem with the area we live in. Nobody appreciates
     
    INTERVIEW: Aries Spears On Being Misunderstood In Comedy, Mending Relationships Of Peers, Vlad TV + More
    April 18, 2024 (duration 41m)
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    02:04 to state area in New York and New Jersey from
     
     
    DONKEY: Mother Of Two Arrested After Leaving Children Home Alone To Go On Cruise
    April 16, 2024 (duration 6m)
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    00:56 their luxury high rise in the Memorial City area. While
     
    FULL SHOW: The Breakfast Club Reacts To Drake’s “Push Ups” Diss Track, Tyler, The Creator Calls Out Jerrod Carmichael, Brittney Griner & Wife Expecting 1st Baby + More
    April 16, 2024 (duration 1h17m)
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    40:11 to I'm someone in the chest area. I had to 1:12:24 passionately canoodled Jayden's neck area before having a conversation with him.
     
    FULL SHOW: J Cole Regrets Dissing Kendrick Lamar, Andy Cohen Faces Slew Of Allegations Including Harassment, Bullying + More
    April 8, 2024 (duration 1h39m)
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    25:14 that in this area, nobody cares about the truth. 1:00:24 and touched her private area later on that night. The 1:01:19 from like his leg hip area and cough and he
     
    INTERVIEW: Bruce Bruce Talks Comedy Upbringing, Bernie Mac, Katt Williams, Social Media Comics + More
    April 8, 2024 (duration 56m)
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    04:17 and it was in an area called Bluff it was. 09:57 do some news in the area. He just walked off 09:08 heron cocaine, I mean crack area. But my mother told me,
     
     
    The breakfast Club Best Of Episode( Ludacris Interview, Little Brother Interview, Tabitha Brown Interview, Charlamagne Flirting?))
    April 1, 2024 (duration 1h14m)
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    14:04 you think that production area kind of dismantled the group 41:40 is a good area, I promise you. And because there
     
    FULL SHOW: Stevie J Wants To Fight 50 Cent, Daphne Joy Accuses 50 Cent Of 'Raping' & 'Physically Abusing' Her,
    March 29, 2024 (duration 1h43m)
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    35:12 live in the area. 35:15 area when they drive, if they got to drive uptown 35:19 Which I'm not feeling people that live in the area.
     
    INTERVIEW: Fat Joe Discusses 'Lean Back' Legacy, Jumping Into Politics, Hair Dying Brand + More
    March 29, 2024 (duration 52m)
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    49:27 Bay Area song, dumb dumb, dum dum. I swear to god,
     
    INTERVIEW: Mayor Eric Adams Speaks On The Migrant Crisis, Safety In New York, Policing, Homelessness + More
    March 29, 2024 (duration 50m)
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    04:03 live in the area. 04:06 area when they drive if they got to drive uptown 04:12 area Central Manhattan east up south of sixtieth Street has
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    Dynasty Rookie Rankings & Tiers: Draft Jayden Daniels or Marvin Harrison Jr.? (Ep. 147)
    May 3, 2024 (duration 1h8m)
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    04:32 get why he would see that as an area where 20:24 that same like area with Rattler. I know he was
     
    2024 NFL Draft Grades for ALL 16 NFC Teams: Who Aced Their Draft? (Ep. 146)
    May 1, 2024 (duration 55m)
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    23:19 get to stay in the same area code as Pam Harbaughs.
     
    2024 NFL Draft Grades for ALL 16 AFC Teams: Who Had the Best Draft? + Potential Sleepers & Busts
    April 30, 2024 (duration 1h10m)
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    07:06 to separate from anyone though in the intermedia area, not
     
    10 NFL Draft Sleepers For Your Dynasty Team: Why Jalen Coker May Be a Breakout Fantasy Star (Ep. 144)
    April 23, 2024 (duration 1h28m)
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    36:51 he's got the athleticism, he's got the short area chops 1:03:14 not the short area of stuff. It's the ten yard split.
     
    NFL Draft Rookie Rundown: Why Bo Nix is NOT a First-Round Prospect (Ep. 143)
    April 20, 2024 (duration 1h14m)
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    16:11 generate the tight spiral in the intermediate area, but there's
     
     
    Top 10 Tight End Prospect Rankings: Who Do We Like MORE Than the Consensus? (Ep. 140)
    April 10, 2024 (duration 1h14m)
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    07:11 some short area quicks there to work with at his 08:35 This is one area where all of a sudden, that 48:12 So he again he's showing an aptitude for this area
     
    Buy Low, Sell High: 20 Trade Candidates to Revamp Your Dynasty Roster
    April 5, 2024 (duration 1h7m)
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    51:58 Rice is really just this short area catch and run guy,
     
    Our Favorite Draft Prospects with John Middlekauff (EP. 138)
    April 2, 2024 (duration 1h8m)
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    57:52 of his short area agility stuff was going to come 59:25 players in the Sacramento Bay area end up at Oregon,
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    CLASSIC: The Truth Behind the Salem Witch Trials, with Aaron Mahnke
    May 3, 2024 (duration 51m)
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    49:49 area to really put you in the place. 00:38 area out there, you know, Salem and the places that 07:38 came from the Salem village area. So what is now
     
    Listener Mail: Breaking Physics? Firefighters and PFAs, Superfund Sites and Baseball.
    May 2, 2024 (duration 45m)
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    03:10 coaching there. The area was clearly marked and signage advised 03:42 baseball retriever from the restricted area. Oof do they issue 04:13 feet deep was removed and incinerated. The area is now
     
    What was Operation Northwoods?
    May 1, 2024 (duration 58m)
    [transcript]
    36:30 stationed in the area, and they wanted to rack up blood,
     
    CLASSIC: What the F*ck is up with Florida?
    April 30, 2024 (duration 38m)
    [transcript]
    11:00 means the upland that's the hilly area towards the north 11:24 at least, Florida has a surface area of about one 09:07 records of this area started as far back as fifteen thirteen,
     
    Strange News: Colorado Protects Brainwaves, Chechnya's Weird Music Ban, A Man Sets Himself On Fire.
    April 29, 2024 (duration 58m)
    [transcript]
    41:22 like the way the predicted the predictive area of tonight's program.
     
     
    The Sirhan Sirhan Story
    April 26, 2024 (duration 1h7m)
    [transcript]
    11:17 a security guard was in the in the area but 11:33 we'll get to. But when he went into the area 26:52 area or for some reason, maybe operating, maybe just there,
     
    Listener Mail: Dog Farts or Ghosts? The Korean 4B Movement. Growing Mini-livers.
    April 25, 2024 (duration 49m)
    [transcript]
    24:53 outside of the area where it's supposed to happen. So
     
    CLASSIC: How Jeffrey Epstein Broke The Law and Got Away
    April 23, 2024 (duration 1h1m)
    [transcript]
    02:24 tale that will take us from the posh tony area 32:46 there's a vast outdoor area at mar A Lago with 33:32 Or whatever, especially out in that area. Some of these
     
    Drugs as Weapons
    April 19, 2024 (duration 1h5m)
    [transcript]
    27:37 area with a huge group of people, because no matter 32:45 operating in the Atlanta area and drugging partygoers with something.
     
    Listener Mail: Best/Worst Candy, Human Cloning Puns, Eclipse Headaches and a Full Body Taste
    April 18, 2024 (duration 57m)
    [transcript]
    03:38 Akron area. Uh okay, so Loudin's cherry cough suppressants. I
     
    Oh, Man. It's The Supplement Episode.
    April 17, 2024 (duration 1h7m)
    [transcript]
    43:37 It is a weird little gray area that the FDA
     
    Strange News: Robbing Graves For Drugs, Identity Theft, LA's Greatest Heist, South Korea Will Pay You To Have Kids
    April 15, 2024 (duration 1h4m)
    [transcript]
    24:14 that derailed and just riddled the area with toxic chemicals
     
    Listener Mail: The West Lake Landfill, Cloning, and Supplements
    April 11, 2024 (duration 56m)
    [transcript]
    38:27 the area and did not hear about the landfill until 41:41 landfill are far reaching, impacting not only the immediate area, 42:27 such a large area and you have nobody, nobody has
     
    What is Operation Solar Warden?
    April 10, 2024 (duration 59m)
    [transcript]
    35:09 tested and operated from secret military bases such as Area
     
    CLASSIC: The Kurim Case
    April 9, 2024 (duration 45m)
    [transcript]
    04:11 In the nursery room or nursery area of their house.
     
    Strange News: Operation Skyhawk, Books Bound in Human Skin, and... Havana Syndrome is Russian?
    April 8, 2024 (duration 56m)
    [transcript]
    48:28 served at two locations in the Metro Atlanta area quote,
     
    CLASSIC: Who were the Si-Te-Cah?
    April 5, 2024 (duration 29m)
    [transcript]
    07:24 in the desert area of western Nevada. 14:48 a guy named Joseph Walker explores the area. 14:54 a civilization existed in the area before the PIU. But
     
    Listener Mail: Political Cults, Lex Meets the CIA, Vacation Recommendations and Canada Agrees With Us
    April 4, 2024 (duration 38m)
    [transcript]
    15:50 the Outer Banks area is the site of the lost 16:28 guides to things in your area without building out a 33:05 see somebody's just covered an area with swastikas and stuff like, Yeah,
     
    Strange News: The Moscow Attack: Conspiracy? The Curse of the Colonel, and the Baltimore Bridge Collapse
    April 1, 2024 (duration 47m)
    [transcript]
    10:17 affiliation with the area. 05:54 and work in the Baltimore area. And it's the thing 09:46 since this is like the Baltimore area, and I wonder
     
    The Mysterious Lake Mead Bodies
    March 29, 2024 (duration 44m)
    [transcript]
    05:33 uh we we're going to drown this entire area in 11:14 area of two hundred and forty seven square miles, but 15:42 When people are hearing about this, locals in the area,
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    Introducing: Our Way with Paul Anka & Skip Bronson - Alec Baldwin
    May 3, 2024 (duration 1h2m)
    [transcript]
    52:10 stay in your own garden in that area. 30:51 Allegheny area. He goes, well, I'm already signed with so
     
    Dr. Dean Schillinger on the Diabetes Epidemic
    April 2, 2024 (duration 35m)
    [transcript]
    20:34 of them Cuban expatriates in the Miami area Great Miami 26:04 at Bay Area Legal Aid. So both of you did
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    Biden wants Migrants from Gaza as he Secretly Floods America w Illegals on Secret Flights
    May 3, 2024 (duration 29m)
    [transcript]
    10:21 the war torn Gaza area as refugees. 10:50 Gaza in that area believe that Hamas made the right
     
    Campus Crazies Demand Snacks & DoorDash from Universities Claiming Human Rights
    May 2, 2024 (duration 30m)
    [transcript]
    12:18 the area. Now Fordham University is in New York City,
     
    Sen. Bernie Sanders Fuels the Anti-Semitic BURN!
    April 29, 2024 (duration 27m)
    [transcript]
    22:24 San Diego, the Bay Area, and other parts of the
     
    Biden Clueless to FBI Dir Wray's Warning of Border Threats
    April 25, 2024 (duration 31m)
    [transcript]
    03:18 and I've over that area in Baltimara Harbor.
     
    Iranian DefMin Responds to Strike by Israel plus Sen. Marsha Blackburn on the 'Great Replacement'
    April 21, 2024 (duration 29m)
    [transcript]
    07:33 it was found later that day in a wooded area.
     
     
    Trump will NOT Receive a Fair Trial in NYC
    April 20, 2024 (duration 31m)
    [transcript]
    01:47 a certain area and that's where you're pulling the pool 03:49 Only about twelve percent of the people in this area
     
    Israel LIMITS Response Against Iran with Retaliatory Strike
    April 19, 2024 (duration 15m)
    [transcript]
    07:12 In the province of an area where their nuclear program 07:37 around an area which is the home of some of
     
    Ghost Criminals Entering the Border at Record Numbers
    April 14, 2024 (duration 31m)
    [transcript]
    20:36 by or they're not in a certain area, and then 27:32 secure in the area where you show up, don't worry.
     
    WH Demands Israel No Longer Kill Terrorists who want to Kill every Jew in Israel!
    April 11, 2024 (duration 31m)
    [transcript]
    27:21 bombing and indiscriminate bombing in this very tight condensed area. 13:30 them when they're in a hostile area where there are terrorists.
     
    Texas Governor WARNS of Terrorist Threats coming over the Southern Border
    April 8, 2024 (duration 30m)
    [transcript]
    15:31 secure in the area where you show up. 08:35 not in a certain area, and then they use that 23:44 that back up to an obscure golf course, a wooded area,
     
    US Preparing for Significant Attack from Iran in Middle East
    April 6, 2024 (duration 32m)
    [transcript]
    02:44 shot down a drone near an area in Syria where
     
    Illegals who Stormed Border Fence & Attacked Nat. Guardsmen ALL RELEASED FROM JAIL
    April 2, 2024 (duration 31m)
    [transcript]
    04:45 secure in the area where you show up, don't worry. 14:56 that back up to an obscure golf course, a wooded area,
     
    Biden Spits in the Face of Christians on Easter Sunday
    April 1, 2024 (duration 30m)
    [transcript]
    10:27 Everything's a gray area. 10:29 Have you noticed that like everything, everything is a gray area,
     
    Biden Glitz as Trump Honors Fallen NYPD Officer plus the Media's Free Pass on Biden Crime Family
    March 31, 2024 (duration 28m)
    [transcript]
    23:40 of the area to the water. This area of eastern 24:01 So you listen to this congressman Democrat Baltimore area. He's
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    Lots More on How CHIPS Act Money Got Awarded
    May 3, 2024 (duration 31m)
    [transcript]
    28:45 worked to set up with community colleges in the area
     
    Luis von Ahn Explains How Computers and Humans Learn From Each Other
    May 2, 2024 (duration 51m)
    [transcript]
    42:37 Bay Area or somewhere else.
     
    The Ultra Wealthy Have Their Own Separate World of Real Estate
    April 29, 2024 (duration 42m)
    [transcript]
    12:36 that area. 39:34 Why would you give up on that area? 11:39 the homes, but the entire landscape of the area. So
     
    An Ex-CIA Officer Explains How to Spot a Lie in Business
    April 26, 2024 (duration 43m)
    [transcript]
    06:39 you have any concerns in this area? We use what 06:47 simply like what concerns do you have in this area? 21:40 they have a fixation or fear on one particular area
     
    Here's Who's Winning the Global Fight for AI Talent
    April 25, 2024 (duration 41m)
    [transcript]
    01:33 particular one area of tech AI. 02:22 you have a slightly different area of expertise. I really 05:08 very human capital intensive area and discipline because it's highly
     
     
    Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin On Getting Inflation Under Control
    April 19, 2024 (duration 17m)
    [transcript]
    03:19 housing strength in a different area. So if housing has
     
    How The American Workforce Got Hooked on Adderall
    April 18, 2024 (duration 52m)
    [transcript]
    21:17 and antidonic patients in the nineteen twenties, his clinical area
     
    How Electric Utilities Will Handle Booming AI Datacenter Demand
    April 15, 2024 (duration 54m)
    [transcript]
    20:03 in that area. But I also imagine that that agreement 44:38 is booming, and we know this is a future area
     
    Lots More on America's Electrical Components Crisis
    April 12, 2024 (duration 22m)
    [transcript]
    03:00 colored cabinet that sits in the landscaping area somewhere. It's
     
    Tractor Supply's CEO on How It Escaped the Post-Pandemic Curse
    April 11, 2024 (duration 57m)
    [transcript]
    20:01 the more agg related you know, area is. But the 25:16 we're competitively advantaged in that area and that you know, 41:25 Martha Stewart. Now, so that seems to be an area
     
    Why a Former Freight Broker Is Making a Major Bet on Mexico
    April 8, 2024 (duration 41m)
    [transcript]
    28:36 area at the moment. 18:37 one area where under the Homlo years, over the last 20:49 another big area is the fact that insurance isn't required.
     
    Steve Eisman on the Three Big Macro Stories of Our Time
    April 5, 2024 (duration 48m)
    [transcript]
    16:36 The area that I find is not interesting, for example, 16:41 is residential solar Resisolar, I think is just an area 22:13 with the government in this area in things like renewables
     
    Why the CRE Urban Doom Loop May Still Be Coming
    April 1, 2024 (duration 44m)
    [transcript]
    29:46 on businesses in the area. So firms ate that and 30:06 in the downtown area. And this allowed the residents of 38:08 I mean, data center cre is like the hottest area
     
    Lots More on the Parabolic Surge in Cocoa Prices
    March 29, 2024 (duration 22m)
    [transcript]
    06:04 It's really bad and that has been endemic in the area,
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    Liv Reads Thucydides: Classical Greece's Mythical History
    May 3, 2024 (duration 35m)
    [transcript]
    07:08 the area becoming naturalized, swelled the already large population of 25:59 reduced those of the smallest area falling the easiest prey. 29:19 any Athenian, I mean any probably in a larger area
     
    Conversations: When the Network Went Down, the Bronze Age Collapse w/ Dr Eric H Cline
    April 30, 2024 (duration 1h33m)
    [transcript]
    17:53 about wars, conflicts problems with an area in northwestern Anatolia 18:33 the area around It's like the troad versus Troy. But
     
    Conversations: The Evidence is in the Thigh Bone, Climate and Collapse in the Bronze Age w/ Dr Flint Dibble
    April 26, 2024 (duration 1h36m)
    [transcript]
    55:34 but it's also shows that every area is responding differently 59:41 Fonias and you can go to this like gorge area
     
    Not With a Bang, but a Whimper, the Collapse of the Bronze Age Mediterranean
    April 23, 2024 (duration 47m)
    [transcript]
    25:02 an area show signs of destruction, you know, but the 15:21 happenings in the area, which did indeed contribute to the collapse. 17:50 of environmental events that happened in this area, because again, fine,
     
    How History Becomes Mythology, Bronze Age Greece in the Wider Mediterranean
    April 16, 2024 (duration 46m)
    [transcript]
    08:49 eastern part of Turkey the Mitani. This is the area 10:14 a highly developed area and its connections mainly come from 10:57 the area through vassal relationships, mainly with Egypt because it
     
     
    Conversations: The Things They Found in Tombs, Bronze Age Mycenae w/ Dr Kim Shelton
    April 12, 2024 (duration 1h17m)
    [transcript]
    04:42 whole mortuary sphere was an area of sort of peer 10:31 at Mycen but in other sites around in the area 1:12:00 I will be around in the area in June, so
     
    Under the Shadow of Agamemnon, the Real Bronze Age Mycenae
    April 9, 2024 (duration 42m)
    [transcript]
    12:59 You know, the mainland, like later Greece, was an area 22:34 implies this influence from the wider area, an influence that 29:07 possibly was like reception area for whoever was leading the
     
    There Once Was a Man Named Minos, the Bronze Age Minoans of Crete
    April 5, 2024 (duration 46m)
    [transcript]
    13:24 that would go on to support the larger area, and 16:59 a given area and maybe create something new collaboratively. Think 29:40 We'll get back to that. The main area of ritual
     
    Conversations: Charybdis, a Gaping, Hungry Hole; Fear of the Montrous Woman w/ Cosi Carnegie
    March 29, 2024 (duration 1h34m)
    [transcript]
    34:12 that area, like I think of you know, like I
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    HE DUMPED YOU AFTER YOU CONVERTED? ft. Stef Dag
    May 3, 2024 (duration 1h59m)
    [transcript]
    21:05 name of the play a place in the area, and
     
    HE SHOWED HIS FRIENDS YOUR NUDE? ft. Sophie Buddle
    April 19, 2024 (duration 1h25m)
    [transcript]
    04:29 area I e my womb spade. Yes, literally, my stomach
     
    YOU'RE NOT NON-BINARY, YOU'RE JUST A BAD WOMAN? ft. Jordan Jensen
    April 12, 2024 (duration 1h42m)
    [transcript]
    1:21:18 there's an area of the relationship that's off, I'm like, well,
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    There Is No Finish Line
    May 3, 2024 (duration 9m)
    [transcript]
    01:39 around campus, i'd actually just left the swim pool area,
     
    Jeff Deskovic: The Wrongfully Convicted Man Freeing Others Just Like Himself (Pt 1)
    April 30, 2024 (duration 46m)
    [transcript]
    04:45 only ten years ago. Wow, And this whole area around
     
    Jeff Deskovic: The Wrongfully Convicted Man Freeing Others Just Like Himself (Pt 2)
    April 30, 2024 (duration 1h9m)
    [transcript]
    50:10 successes in that area, which tie into Bill is a 56:58 suspect little crime in a nearby area. We would file
     
    Pat Koch: The Chief Elf of Santa Claus, Indiana (Pt 1)
    April 16, 2024 (duration 36m)
    [transcript]
    27:48 lot of people from that area were from Alsis, Lorraine,
     
    Richard Casper: The Secret Weapons of Music and Art (Pt 1)
    April 9, 2024 (duration 37m)
    [transcript]
    12:03 all white area. Oh yeah, to some urban area in 03:26 When I was born, we lived in East Peoria area, 16:13 from a completely different area of the world, but saying
     
     
    Richard Casper: The Secret Weapons of Music and Art (Pt 2)
    April 9, 2024 (duration 1h52m)
    [transcript]
    18:39 sure nobody comes. We have this little area secured, and 1:50:25 which is nothing but a three thousand square foot area 23:45 had hard details that there was a sniper in the area,
     
    The Life Lesson I Learned from Holiday Inn's Founder
    April 5, 2024 (duration 12m)
    [transcript]
    01:52 New Mexico that area. But they also had car dealerships
     
    The Farmlink Project: Saving Over 200 Million Pounds of Food (Pt 2)
    April 2, 2024 (duration 56m)
    [transcript]
    06:43 see the area need and fill it. Yeah, And in 27:18 in an area, and that's when it falls on my plate.
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    Dramatic Questions? We got answers!
    May 3, 2024 (duration 40m)
    [transcript]
    07:13 you realize there's a big gray area in life and 25:31 again there's always that gray area of jealousy can also
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    192. Feeling behind in your 20s
    May 3, 2024 (duration 55m)
    [transcript]
    26:51 in the area of romantic relationships. I'm twenty nine and
     
    191. My favourite psychology studies of ALL TIME
    April 30, 2024 (duration 36m)
    [transcript]
    30:42 people in this area who lived by the sea and
     
    187. Falling for a friend and the friendzone
    April 16, 2024 (duration 38m)
    [transcript]
    27:13 this is often this is an area that we don't want.
     
    185. Living with your parents in your 20s
    April 9, 2024 (duration 46m)
    [transcript]
    45:05 This is such a fascinating area of research, especially as
     
    182. Social media is ruining my mental health
    March 29, 2024 (duration 41m)
    [transcript]
    27:05 not interested, I scroll, I like, find the little settings area,
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    Around the NFC in 48 Minutes: Post-Draft Edition
    May 3, 2024 (duration 1h27m)
    [transcript]
    31:26 I believe around Philadelphia spamming an area need. Their cornerbacks
     
    Draft Prep with Daniel Jeremiah and ATN Mailbag
    April 18, 2024 (duration 1h4m)
    [transcript]
    27:05 is the discussion that takes place where the area scout 27:19 this area scout's an idiot, Like this guy's much better
     
    Giants Flashpoint Focus and Tasty Draft Fits
    April 17, 2024 (duration 1h11m)
    [transcript]
    26:03 state area. 26:30 And that's that's the area. 50:40 area and rebuilt an orphanage.
     
    "I love him ...": Fascinating Players Of The 2024 NFL Draft
    April 16, 2024 (duration 1h26m)
    [transcript]
    02:29 sunglass area. 18:11 bit easier and a little bit better now vibes area.
     
    The One With the Wide Receivers
    April 12, 2024 (duration 59m)
    [transcript]
    31:10 intermediate area, and then you have Brian Thomas just kind
     
     
    NFL Pressure Points
    April 11, 2024 (duration 1h14m)
    [transcript]
    55:37 one area they won't hit. But especially in the secondary, 1:13:11 Rescue if you are in the southern California area. It 05:21 here in the South Bay and in the Los Angeles area.
     
    Graybeards 2024: Best available free agents over 30 years old
    April 9, 2024 (duration 1h16m)
    [transcript]
    1:15:22 a bombshell you get. You get the tension in the area,
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    The Evil Owl vs Kung Fu Kenny: Will Drake do 2 much?
    May 2, 2024 (duration 1h11m)
    [transcript]
    42:54 Bay Area and get people to like it. 45:38 he had other choices. He grew up in the area 46:26 an area where it's ten niggas on the block already
     
    K-DOT, Your on the clock
    April 19, 2024 (duration 1h11m)
    [transcript]
    1:10:43 Area, Yeah, we're in at yl Man Holland. 1:02:48 be a physician in the Provo area using an actual
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    #121 voidsy introduces groundbreaking non-destructive testing of composites at JEC World 2024
    May 2, 2024 (duration 13m)
    [transcript]
    01:44 since 15 yearsand in the area of non-destructive testing 07:18 It is large area,therefore very fast and cost efficient.
     
    #119 ACTC interview at JEC World 2024: The H3 of H2: High Pressure, High Safety, High Speed Winding of an H2 Tank
    April 11, 2024 (duration 6m)
    [transcript]
    02:27 is HRC mass manufacturing.The area where we produce parts
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    Ep. 256 - Lessons From the Life of Nehemiah
    May 2, 2024 (duration 52m)
    [transcript]
    22:16 area
     
    Ep. 254 - Lessons From the Life of King Josiah
    April 25, 2024 (duration 50m)
    [transcript]
    16:12 51
     
    Ep. 250 - Takeaways From Jesus Walking on Water
    April 11, 2024 (duration 54m)
    [transcript]
    22:55 area
     
    Ep. 249 - Triumphing in Our Trials
    April 9, 2024 (duration 56m)
    [transcript]
    05:00 area 18:38 area 18:41 area
     
    Ep. 248 - Lessons From the Woman at the Well
    April 4, 2024 (duration 50m)
    [transcript]
    16:10 area 16:10 area 17:37 area
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    NYPD Bad At Planting Evidence, Carbon Capture Can’t Contain Climate Change 05.02.24
    May 2, 2024 (duration 1h7m)
    [transcript]
    05:28 funny comedian hails from the Pittsburgh area. I was just 18:21 But then going to like a terribly difficult area of
     
    Zeit Rider 4/30: The Columbia Student Protests feat. Trisha Mukherjee
    May 1, 2024 (duration 33m)
    [transcript]
    03:56 and each group was in its own separate area and
     
    MJGMB #110: NBA Playoff Action with Megan Gailey
    April 23, 2024 (duration 49m)
    [transcript]
    43:13 the area, you're like.
     
    Taylor's Trendmerican Pie Saturdays 04.22.24
    April 22, 2024 (duration 54m)
    [transcript]
    13:07 but everyone from the area like just sort of is like, yeah,
     
    Weekly Zeitgeist 317 (Best of 4/15/24-4/19/24)
    April 21, 2024 (duration 59m)
    [transcript]
    21:02 American and she was a very early scientist area who 22:12 than when I was first active in this area, and
     
     
    Trendtin Trendantino 4/18: Quentin Tarantino, Nature, Google, MAGA Media, Brazil, Bee Population
    April 19, 2024 (duration 25m)
    [transcript]
    14:51 area for the most part, I gotta say I thought
     
    Trendless Shrimp 4/17: Red Lobster, US Murder Rate, Frank Sinatra, Carcinogenic U.S. Snacks
    April 18, 2024 (duration 23m)
    [transcript]
    03:42 To private area. 14:05 Feels like I eye and brow area. That really sells
     
    Naming Names And Suing States: Unf#@%ing The Future 04.16.24
    April 16, 2024 (duration 1h8m)
    [transcript]
    06:17 Right, Chris, we are going to talk about your area 23:47 early scientist area who basically discovered the greenhouse effecting and 24:57 this area, and where we're still trying to get carbon
     
    Humanzees to Basement Eels, Bike Lanes = Votes 04.12.24
    April 12, 2024 (duration 1h10m)
    [transcript]
    39:31 in this smaller and smaller area, and it's like to me,
     
    MJGMB #108: The West Remains Wild with Sean Keane
    April 10, 2024 (duration 41m)
    [transcript]
    37:06 They're in your area, the Yay area for one weekend. 36:59 ask you. You're in the Bay area, Yeay area, San Francisco, 37:03 Oakland area, Please tell somebody they're in there.
     
    Horny Zombie Apocalypse! 24/7 Disneyland? 04.10.24
    April 10, 2024 (duration 1h4m)
    [transcript]
    48:19 prices too in the area. 50:15 And also, wait, just like if you live in the area,
     
    Narcissist With An Aux Cable, Cowboy Carter Crushing 04.09.24
    April 9, 2024 (duration 1h5m)
    [transcript]
    54:37 Town of one hundred people in a rural area.
     
    TDZ's Eclipse Day 4/9: Eclipse 2024, Biden's Ultimatum, Marjorie Taylor Green, The Rock
    April 8, 2024 (duration 49m)
    [transcript]
    01:43 I'm in a I'm in a my normally recording area 32:56 new was that New York, New Jersey area, right, But. 33:57 if you're living in an area where there are cicadas.
     
    Weekly Zeitgeist 316 (Best of 4/1/24-4/5/24)
    April 7, 2024 (duration 1h6m)
    [transcript]
    03:42 before we get into our expert guests area of expertise,
     
    Eclipse Conspiracies! Did Smartphones Ruin The Kids? 04.05.24
    April 5, 2024 (duration 1h4m)
    [transcript]
    41:02 camera zooms out in the whole area around your childhood
     
    Redlining 9.0 04.02.24
    April 2, 2024 (duration 50m)
    [transcript]
    06:57 before we get into our expert get area of expertise, 40:57 a you know, well to do area, and with everyone's
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    Ep. 548: BONUS DROP - Steve Talks with Two American Hunters Facing Prison in Turks and Caicos
    May 2, 2024 (duration 32m)
    [transcript]
    03:56 me over to a different area of the airport and
     
    Ep. 547: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CX
    May 1, 2024 (duration 39m)
    [transcript]
    14:47 anniversary or it's like local to this area, and you
     
    Ep. 546: The History of Adventure
    April 29, 2024 (duration 2h7m)
    [transcript]
    30:38 Yeah, where they'll be like an area of the park 30:40 you can hunt, the area of the park you can't. 50:20 this winter at a ski area right near the Portage,
     
    Ep. 545: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CIV
    April 24, 2024 (duration 40m)
    [transcript]
    18:13 The area is thought to be home to millions of
     
    Ep. 544: The Great MeatEater Outdoor Cooking Showdown
    April 22, 2024 (duration 1h17m)
    [transcript]
    28:12 cooking with mesquite. Someone in an area might be cooking 51:50 no oxygen area. I see, not octogenarian, a low oxygen aaria.
     
     
    Ep. 543: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CVIII
    April 17, 2024 (duration 52m)
    [transcript]
    23:38 below the upland, so an area that's not going to flood.
     
    Ep. 542: Trump, Biden, and Wildlife: How Elections Shape Conservation
    April 15, 2024 (duration 1h40m)
    [transcript]
    56:21 a very sensitive area. 09:06 go up into the eighty thousand or so area. Obviously 09:11 it's in the seventy thousand area now. It might be
     
    Ep. 541: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CVII
    April 10, 2024 (duration 51m)
    [transcript]
    22:59 five miles south of Lake Michigan on the Chicago Area 23:09 swimming upstream. The area is littered with signage from the
     
    Ep. 538: Does Wildlife Win or Lose With Renewable Energy?
    April 1, 2024 (duration 2h22m)
    [transcript]
    1:03:15 out of my area of direct interests and expertise, and 1:08:20 area that's opened, the public is involved in reading and 1:43:49 through this wind farm area and think that, hey, maybe
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    Life After the Locker Room Success in Writing and Leadership
    May 2, 2024 (duration 38m)
    [transcript]
    03:46 area
     
    Crafting a Life of Color Beyond the Boardroom with Nancy Dillingham-Marks
    April 25, 2024 (duration 36m)
    [transcript]
    14:56 area 15:23 area 15:36 area
     
    Building a Career That Aligns with Your Values and Aspirations
    April 18, 2024 (duration 29m)
    [transcript]
    23:28 51
     
     
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    Hell and Gone Murder Line: Pauline Storment
    May 2, 2024 (duration 36m)
    [transcript]
    22:58 was in the area. 01:55 a lot of people in the area heard her screaming, 04:56 same area of Arkansas. Even though Pauline's murder happened nine
     
    Hell and Gone Murder Line: Lee, Dickson, Karen Dickson, and Dennis Flowers
    April 11, 2024 (duration 47m)
    [transcript]
    14:09 in the area at the time. And I mentioned before 33:45 this area had already been searched. Rumors started to circulate 42:32 the area in Arkansas when Lee and Karen were murdered
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    Empathy in Action: a Journey from Resilience to Inspiratiom
    May 2, 2024 (duration 52m)
    [transcript]
    35:30 and frank about their difficulties in this area, 10:26 in the area near Margate, Seaside town. I was the 44:06 area of east London that I am a part of. But at the moment
     
    Unleashing Individuality: Embracing the Unique in Management
    April 25, 2024 (duration 54m)
    [transcript]
    07:08 aren't happy, it impacts on every area of their life. It means that they
     
    Ordinary Bloke on an Extraordinary Quest for Inclusion
    April 18, 2024 (duration 53m)
    [transcript]
    07:58 background. We're making him an area manager. So I became the youngest area manager they'd 45:29 a very nice area, you know, post the divorce, and 46:14 area, but it's got a good proportion of renters. I moved
     
    Voices for Change: Inclusive Speech and the Art of Listening
    April 11, 2024 (duration 58m)
    [transcript]
    30:06 specifically addressing an area of interest
     
    Transforming Mindsets: A Journey from Battlefield to Wellness
    April 4, 2024 (duration 56m)
    [transcript]
    41:24 the foyer area, she then said to me, I think you could benefit from
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    Popping Off: VPR Ep 14 + The Valley Ep 7
    May 2, 2024 (duration 1h11m)
    [transcript]
    33:59 Then Area looks disgusted and says pathetic. Ariana feels like
     
    RACHEL & JOHN FUDA (RHONJ)
    May 1, 2024 (duration 27m)
    [transcript]
    25:16 area where he used to live. And you know, he
     
    Demoted and Divorced
    April 30, 2024 (duration 48m)
    [transcript]
    03:43 solely that area, yeah, versus like a full hormone. 01:04 lower area. This is just for me to share to 36:12 front area dressed as almost like an Amazon person or
     
    TWOTS Reporting for Duty
    April 17, 2024 (duration 41m)
    [transcript]
    14:35 like the beach area, so I guess a bunch of
     
    Keep My Name Out Of Your Mouth! (RHOP Recap)
    April 9, 2024 (duration 54m)
    [transcript]
    23:14 I think that's I think that's the dangerous gray area
     
     
    Two Ts Presents: Two Jersey Js: Identity Crisis? with Chris Harrison
    April 8, 2024 (duration 1h6m)
    [transcript]
    1:01:52 you're in the DFW area, Doctor Phil his uh live audience,
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    'Kind Travel,' 'Balanced Travel': Journeying With Purpose
    May 1, 2024 (duration 25m)
    [transcript]
    01:40 area 09:25 area 09:41 area
     
    NYC! The Best Of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Staten Island
    April 1, 2024 (duration 28m)
    [transcript]
    10:22 area 10:26 area 12:04 area
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    FULL SHOW:  Wednesday, May 1st, 2024
    May 1, 2024 (duration 1h6m)
    [transcript]
    06:33 Area fifty one? 06:34 Yeah, Area fifty one, number seven on my list.
     
    Shock Collar Question of the Day (05/01/24)
    May 1, 2024 (duration 8m)
    [transcript]
    06:16 What is it? Area fifty one? 06:18 Yeah, Area fifty one, number seven on my list, Jeffrey,
     
    Whatcha Doin' At The State Fair?
    April 22, 2024 (duration 6m)
    [transcript]
    00:09 outside Area fifty one, what you're doing with your large 02:01 But no, he's in the livestock area trying to interview 03:34 of the biggest beer gardens in the area. And they
     
    Loser Line (04/22/24)
    April 22, 2024 (duration 7m)
    [transcript]
    04:36 having to like repeatedly stab the area.
     
    FULL SHOW: Monday, April 15th, 2024
    April 15, 2024 (duration 1h3m)
    [transcript]
    18:21 scenic area. 44:31 Yeah, there's like a there's like an area of screen. 51:05 world to find true love. One is at Area fifty one,
     
     
    Missed Connections (04/15/24)
    April 15, 2024 (duration 7m)
    [transcript]
    00:08 One is at Area fifty one, underneath the table where
     
    Second Date Update: Venmo or Ven-Mo
    April 15, 2024 (duration 16m)
    [transcript]
    11:07 Yeah, there's like a there's like an area of screen.
     
    FULL SHOW: Friday, April 12th, 2024
    April 12, 2024 (duration 1h3m)
    [transcript]
    13:26 Well, even worse, it wasn't in a concealed area. He
     
    Laser Stories (04/12/24)
    April 12, 2024 (duration 7m)
    [transcript]
    02:32 Well right, Even worse, it wasn't in a concealed area.
     
    FULL SHOW: Wednesday, April 10th, 2024
    April 10, 2024 (duration 1h3m)
    [transcript]
    30:23 express train through So I be area what good times?
     
    Phone Tap: Clover's Helicopter Tours
    April 10, 2024 (duration 5m)
    [transcript]
    04:46 train through so I be area. What good times?
     
    FULL SHOW: Tuesday, April 9th, 2024
    April 9, 2024 (duration 49m)
    [transcript]
    01:17 the area were just really, really confused and. 23:29 worst season for caterpillar infestation, okay, and your area, in
     
    Phone Tap: Caterpunked
    April 9, 2024 (duration 5m)
    [transcript]
    01:35 worst season for caterpillar infestation. Okay, and your area, in
     
    FULL SHOW: Monday, April 8th, 2024
    April 8, 2024 (duration 1h2m)
    [transcript]
    27:52 I see there's one area. Hmmm that Oh okay, I'll
     
    Phone Tap: No Shingles, Mo' Pringles
    April 8, 2024 (duration 5m)
    [transcript]
    01:53 meets the east. I see there's one area. Hmm that okay,
     
    Shock Collar Question of the Day (04/09/24)
    April 8, 2024 (duration 8m)
    [transcript]
    01:00 people in the area were just really really confused and just.
     
    FULL SHOW: Friday, April 5th, 2024
    April 5, 2024 (duration 1h5m)
    [transcript]
    52:16 You're only visible from like one area every four hundred years.
     
    FULL SHOW: Monday, April 1st, 2024
    April 1, 2024 (duration 1h3m)
    [transcript]
    14:46 Left in that area. In that area because he heard. 15:00 case anybody else is considering traveling to the area to
     
    Laser Stories (04/01/24)
    April 1, 2024 (duration 8m)
    [transcript]
    03:32 Left in that area. 03:33 In that area because he heard that the deputies frequently 03:47 case anybody else is considering traveling to the area to
     
    Ultimate Ghosting
    March 31, 2024 (duration 17m)
    [transcript]
    03:07 hospitals in the area, and he wasn't there. I called 09:00 I called all the hospitals in the area, and he
     
    Today vs Back in the Day (03/30/24)
    March 30, 2024 (duration 13m)
    [transcript]
    11:30 gonna say this wrong, and two white area rugs.
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    Sir Humphry Davy and the Miner’s Lamp (Part 2)
    May 1, 2024 (duration 34m)
    [transcript]
    16:40 build ups of dangerous gases in the area based on 17:58 as the Jordi and it was popular in the area
     
    Dr. Rachel Lance and 'Chamber Divers'
    April 24, 2024 (duration 1h0m)
    [transcript]
    16:49 across her area of England. And this is her academic
     
    Bradley Martin Ball
    April 22, 2024 (duration 35m)
    [transcript]
    27:28 There were two hundred police officers covering the area, as
     
    Unearthed! in Spring 2024, Part 2
    April 17, 2024 (duration 43m)
    [transcript]
    01:27 Museums Northern Ireland for further study. The whole area was 03:01 was very small, and most people in this area were 19:29 found in the area that suggest that somebody very powerful
     
    Unearthed! in Spring 2024, Part 1
    April 15, 2024 (duration 39m)
    [transcript]
    17:57 To that area. 02:50 the general area where most researchers believe this plane could 07:21 general area, his connection to this exact villa is not
     
     
    SYMHC Classics: Croquet History
    April 13, 2024 (duration 27m)
    [transcript]
    08:59 it sounds e l And the area that's used for
     
    Behind the Scenes Minis: Eclipse Games
    April 12, 2024 (duration 25m)
    [transcript]
    06:44 this It was sort of a wildlife preservation area and
     
    Milton Bradley and the Game That Started It All
    April 10, 2024 (duration 39m)
    [transcript]
    05:34 area that read Bradley's Mechanical and Mathematical Institute. The subscriber,
     
    Thales and the Battle of the Eclipse
    April 8, 2024 (duration 38m)
    [transcript]
    12:17 of all the olive presses in the area, so when 18:17 area after this point. So according to Herodotus's history, there 29:43 then known as the River Hallas in the general area
     
    Vinnie Ream, Part 1
    April 1, 2024 (duration 40m)
    [transcript]
    39:09 at least in our area of the country are indeed crows. Yeah,
     
    SYMHC Classics: Pig War
    March 30, 2024 (duration 24m)
    [transcript]
    01:44 and right in that area like Tacoma and pwoll Up, 03:09 although Spain eventually withdrew from the area. In eighteen eighteen, 03:30 to live in this area, and the agreement would be
     
    Behind the Scenes Minis: Wrong Photo and the Rules
    March 29, 2024 (duration 25m)
    [transcript]
    03:46 about the same area, all working in medicine or nursing
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    LNP491 Wenn nicht auf meinem Grab getanzt wird, ist es nicht meine Beerdigung
    May 1, 2024 (duration 2h20m)
    [transcript]
    1:56:17 remains an area of active research also Faktengenauigkeit und Faktentreue in
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    BONUS: Weed Focuses Me w/ Ron Funches
    May 1, 2024 (duration 4m)
    [transcript]
    03:38 in the area and your community.
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    Fat Joe
    May 1, 2024 (duration 1h9m)
    [transcript]
    14:36 Bay Area, I always I watched I watched you as
     
    Chris Brown
    April 24, 2024 (duration 1h31m)
    [transcript]
    1:24:43 there's a there's a secret area that's like a resting area. 07:21 Virginia area. So from there we started working and then 14:46 out to the area. Yeah, yeah, what's your when you
     
    Andra Day
    April 17, 2024 (duration 1h22m)
    [transcript]
    1:17:43 respective dressing room. So it was like common area can't 1:18:23 into the common area, and no one had left their 11:29 you were allowed to play for other schools in the area,
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    Campus Crackdown, Amazon Shares Rise on Earnings
    May 1, 2024 (duration 17m)
    [transcript]
    07:26 rest of the term. It keeps the Buffalo area district 09:22 The mail was removed to an area hospital, where he
     
    Microsoft & Alphabet Lead Tech Rally, Trump Supreme Court Case
    April 26, 2024 (duration 16m)
    [transcript]
    08:13 President Biden is in the New York City area for fundraisers. Yesterday,
     
    Daybreak Weekend: Tesla Earnings, European Banks, Auto Show China
    April 20, 2024 (duration 38m)
    [transcript]
    16:33 a good thing. But if inflation in your area is
     
    Netflix Crushes Subscriber Estimates: Reaction and Analysis
    April 19, 2024 (duration 21m)
    [transcript]
    08:44 of investment are they planning on putting in that that area.
     
    Israel Vows Revenge; Trump Trial Update
    April 16, 2024 (duration 17m)
    [transcript]
    03:39 Scranton and events in the Pittsburgh area, where Nippon Steele's
     
     
    Fed Rate Bets Change; Biden Aims to Reduce Gun Violence
    April 11, 2024 (duration 18m)
    [transcript]
    03:00 Karen and Nathan boringcoss Across the euro Area are set 03:09 ground for cuts to get underway in June. Euro Area
     
    Investors Brace for Inflation Data; Biden Critical of Israel
    April 10, 2024 (duration 17m)
    [transcript]
    16:15 And that feeds into that argument that Mohammadel area in
     
    Yellen Wraps China Talks; Israel Preps Future Operations; Total Eclipse
    April 8, 2024 (duration 17m)
    [transcript]
    07:17 up the area around the engine itself for it, to
     
    Daybreak Weekend: U.S CPI Data, ECB Meeting, China Inflation
    April 6, 2024 (duration 38m)
    [transcript]
    13:48 Tom Inflation in the euro Area may not be slowing 17:48 I've been discussing the path ahead with senior Euro Area 19:31 UR area, that's very different from the US where it
     
    Wall Street Awaits Jobs Report; Yellen Blasts China
    April 5, 2024 (duration 21m)
    [transcript]
    15:31 Como area in Italy. If the ECB cots before the fad,
     
    Daybreak Weekend: U.S Jobs, European Core Inflation, China PMIs
    March 30, 2024 (duration 37m)
    [transcript]
    22:49 of the inflation rate for the twenty area Eurozone. 32:13 area of the economy. We'll get the numbers for March
     
    Instant Reaction: Inflation Data
    March 29, 2024 (duration 29m)
    [transcript]
    23:20 but also from being in the Charlotte area, which has 23:22 been a hot real estate area, are we finally going
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    Lina Khan Explains the Federal Trade Commission
    May 1, 2024 (duration 21m)
    [transcript]
    09:01 big area of focus for us is understanding what is
     
    Trump Juror Excused Amidst Media Frenzy | Brittney Spencer
    April 19, 2024 (duration 30m)
    [transcript]
    30:09 city and kind of staying around this area. For the
     
    Trump Visits a Bodega as Jury Recruitment Continues | Orlando Bloom
    April 18, 2024 (duration 28m)
    [transcript]
    15:37 Are they black wineries in the area?
     
    Jon Stewart on Iran, Israel and Trump’s Hush Money Trial | David E. Sanger
    April 16, 2024 (duration 35m)
    [transcript]
    01:37 Christmas tree, but that's probably not for that area. Menora
     
     
    Jon Stewart Interrogates America's Support of Israel | Christiane Amanpour
    April 9, 2024 (duration 30m)
    [transcript]
    13:30 southern Lebanon. They laid siege there, occupied the southern area
     
    Jon Stewart On The False Promises of AI | Lina Khan
    April 2, 2024 (duration 39m)
    [transcript]
    24:49 And so one big area of focus.
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    Session 357: Shedding the Shoulds
    May 1, 2024 (duration 44m)
    [transcript]
    00:32 to find a therapist in your area, visit our website 44:02 if you're looking for a therapist in your area. Check
     
    Session 356: Black People & Hospital Neglect
    April 24, 2024 (duration 37m)
    [transcript]
    00:32 to find a therapist in your area, visit our website 09:11 area is around pain and how pain is treated and 13:04 microcosm for everything we are seeing in every other area
     
    TBG U: Sisterhood in the Divine 9
    April 23, 2024 (duration 47m)
    [transcript]
    06:05 to me was the Deltas in my area were heavy 31:49 have an easier time navigating that area compared to some
     
    Session 355: The Work of Death Doulas
    April 17, 2024 (duration 41m)
    [transcript]
    00:32 to find a therapist in your area, visit our website 21:43 an area that feels really good to them to carry 40:48 looking for a therapist in your area, visit our therapist
     
    Session 354: ICYMI, Pregnancy & Postpartum Concerns
    April 10, 2024 (duration 36m)
    [transcript]
    00:32 to find a therapist in your area, visit our website 35:20 in your area, check out our therapist directory at Therapy
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    KJ Mohr, Film Festival Director, on Diverse Stories & Maryland's Cinematic Celebration
    May 1, 2024 (duration 27m)
    [transcript]
    16:13 No. It's it's all good. And and and it is sort of I think you you hit the nail on the head with sort of the the larger one. Like, hey, we're back, you know, that being a thing because it's a lot of questions, like, in that area. And I think, you know, it's it's it's an interesting area in that there's so many different things to do, but then there's a question of what's open, what's around, what can I get to? 15:00 So this is sort of the other the other question. So it's not all, you know, peaches and cream, you know, gold roads and all of that. What were some of the challenges in in in coming back for for this year in in this way? Because, you know, there was the online version you mentioned sort of the pandemic and all, and I can speak firsthand and being in Station North, like, you know, working and doing stuff at BIG and in different places in the area. That area has really gotten hit and it's the creative, like, art, in my opinion, of the city. 20:53 Yeah. Because that, you know, that that area, like, when I, you know, I do these interviews, I talk to a lot of different people who have, like, sort of the history, the archival thing, and I remember, you know, doing this interview at at Big with, you know, DJ Scotty b, and and he was thinking about it. He was just like, you know, this used to be this place. It used to be these different clubs. I was like the ghost of Baltimore club hopping back in the day.
     
    Desmond Beach: Artist on Race & Healing in Art - A Baltimore Story
    April 24, 2024 (duration 1h6m)
    [transcript]
    09:35 I grew up on the west side. I grew up in, like, the Hawkeye Woodland area of Baltimore. I grew up. 23:41 Like, because you're just giving me more reasons why we have to do the work, you know, why I have to do the work. Right. And so, that I think is also like another downside to it, right? When you're working in an area that's rooted in identity, that's rooted in race, rooted in racialized trauma. Not everyone, not everyone is going to receive it in the way that you hope that they would.
     
    Anthony Gittens: Filmfest DC Founder on Fostering Diversity in Cinema
    April 17, 2024 (duration 48m)
    [transcript]
    40:35 In the Washington area, we were the 1st film festival. And now I don't know. They're about 15 of them. You know, I get emails about different film, which is fine. You know, it doesn't. 34:19 That's where the distributors are, the people from whom we have to get the films. We get an opportunity to meet with them, for them to tell us what it is that, this coming up. And people have this image of Cannes, understandably, of the red carpet and the gowns and all that stuff. No. There's a hole right next to the safety area where the red carpet is.
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    Creature Classic®: Brood X!
    May 1, 2024 (duration 1h17m)
    [transcript]
    55:14 the area. 30:16 We're right next to sort of this arid canyon area. 53:57 protected area of the Peruse River, these turtles will hatch
     
    Backyard Science
    April 24, 2024 (duration 1h17m)
    [transcript]
    07:32 like flowering lush plants in your area, you may spot 19:16 of kind of semi tropical area California, Southern California is
     
    Aeroplankton
    April 17, 2024 (duration 1h7m)
    [transcript]
    51:54 area to another fairly effectively through wind. 02:56 I know what we'll do Area plank did We'll do it.
     
    Rats In The Walls
    April 10, 2024 (duration 1h9m)
    [transcript]
    05:45 the on the rat vent area whenever she pleased. So 17:06 of like exploring the area and I cut off the 17:12 a black rat running around like a little park area,
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    Die Avantgarde – Teil 2
    May 1, 2024 (duration 1h2m)
    [transcript]
    26:29 Area. 16:38 well the best in the area definitely. Äh we started it using Plasma,
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    Unlocking the Past
    May 1, 2024 (duration 51m)
    [transcript]
    21:15 and connected with my area because I don't have a
     
    Lo Bosworth
    April 18, 2024 (duration 42m)
    [transcript]
    07:00 in every single area from just yes, guts and hormones
     
    Peppermint
    April 11, 2024 (duration 49m)
    [transcript]
    04:01 you're in a completely different area, different vibe.
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    A VerySpatial Podcast - Episode 736
    May 1, 2024 (duration 26m)
    [transcript]
    02:44 It's called the Surface Area of Riversand Lakes, SARL database, which is 14:16 area that they didn't think theywould be able to get imagery for 10:58 This is also an area that for anyonein the United States, I recently ran
     
    A VerySpatial Podcast - Episode 735
    April 10, 2024 (duration 35m)
    [transcript]
    01:55 If you're not sure that this isthe area to the southern borders 06:54 That area, which could potentiallylead to more dust, but we don't know. 10:51 I guess broken cloudy, but over,over us and Conway area, some clouds
     
    A VerySpatial Podcast - Episode 734
    April 1, 2024 (duration 31m)
    [transcript]
    12:20 broadly applicable and for your,your local area or immediate needs. 21:23 It's become a specialty area formaking sure that like, you know, 24:41 Y, and Z is in a 10 centimeter levelwithin this one by one meter area.
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    Feminists Around the World: Tawakkul Karmān
    April 30, 2024 (duration 14m)
    [transcript]
    00:56 skills are specific to one area and you don't travel
     
    Fictional Feminists Around the World: Samantha Carter
    April 23, 2024 (duration 20m)
    [transcript]
    06:22 planning on the idea of Area fifty one or any
     
    The Gendering of Weed
    April 19, 2024 (duration 54m)
    [transcript]
    23:40 is the area where I start to get concerned because 42:35 I mean this is one area in which this could 37:40 as this is like a folklore, don't go to this area.
     
    Feminists Around the World: Dr. Purnima Devi Barman
    April 16, 2024 (duration 10m)
    [transcript]
    08:52 the program, the number of nests around the area went
     
    Monday Mini: The Eclipse
    April 15, 2024 (duration 12m)
    [transcript]
    05:29 lip area of the fetus. Pregnant women are told where 09:56 Those who were not in that area, we didn't get that.
     
     
    Feminist Movie Friday: New Moon and Eclipse
    April 12, 2024 (duration 1h6m)
    [transcript]
    21:33 it's causing a statewide, area wide panic of serial killings 30:29 a wolf Seth was hanging around the tent area and 31:30 go to the Newborn battle area because we find out
     
    Book Club: Tentacle
    April 10, 2024 (duration 24m)
    [transcript]
    12:03 this one man protecting this one area with all the
     
    Monday Mini: The Landlord
    April 8, 2024 (duration 24m)
    [transcript]
    19:14 all the buildings and the area was up and coming,
     
    Monday Mini: An Update On Home Ownership
    April 1, 2024 (duration 23m)
    [transcript]
    06:05 original It was doubling within two years in an area 06:57 you're not going into an area that you're part of 15:30 like bustling art district and art area, so someone needs
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    Instant Connections In Bitcoin & Dating | Brazilian Food & Weddings
    April 30, 2024 (duration 1h3m)
    [transcript]
    31:56 all that increased surface area you're gonna have to increase your hair hair size as well.
     
    Brazilian Churrasco & Yapping Influencers | Experimenting With Routine Reveals Hidden Truths
    April 17, 2024 (duration 1h16m)
    [transcript]
    20:01 fuck. Let's take it even older. Like, when we were born, like, around in the nineties area or 95, 40:55 what was the good page, like, Eagle Street area. It's basically to give you an idea. I just had a call. I'm gonna just run out. I got I got time. 6 AM. Fuck. I got plenty of time. I don't know if to be out to the office until 8. Let's go. Let's just see how far I go. I went around the river, got to Hamilton,
     
    One Week In Brazil | Observations From A Gringo
    April 10, 2024 (duration 1h3m)
    [transcript]
    09:18 area. 11:42 park area. 27:39 a decent area, still a nice, a nice place, and it's still got a massive mall there.
     
    Kyrin's Farewell Party | Our First Episode With Friends
    April 9, 2024 (duration 1h47m)
    [transcript]
    17:59 I'm basically just planning on spending about 3 months around that Wondrina area just maybe doing like little day trips back and forth. Imagine 21:56 So we've got people who are wanting us to go live there. So we'll try and go live more in that particular area. So 33:22 resellers is like in Australia in Brisbane. He lives on like a win in Redland Bay Area. He was telling me to go and buy cards off him a little while ago.
     
    BRODIE CASA | Working On Your Identity, App Development To Construction & Passion In Helping Others
    March 31, 2024 (duration 1h42m)
    [transcript]
    1:19:43 we talked steroids a little while, in this sort of podcast and you're talking about back in the bras area. 38:26 and gyms shut and all of this kind of stuff, there was this weird gray area that Palaszczay just let people in Queensland do which was you can do 1 on 1 outdoor PT 39:01 Goal in. She's like, we lived in Kaguaro Point, which is where I met you. Mhmm. And I was boxing at Kangaroo Point Cliffs. Mhmm. Right? And so I had this area that was just, like, kind of untouched and it was a main thoroughfare between the north side of Brisbane and the south side so I could have clients, anybody who lived in any part of Brisbane because we're Right. Wasn't good there. It wasn't like it was, like, in the sticks that people wouldn't travel to. It was central. It was fucking central as. And so I'm kinda sitting there and Taz told me to quit and I quit and then I shit the bed, like, I've never shit the bed in my life. I've never had so much panic, anxiety, stress. I didn't sleep for a
     
     
    Live On Air | The New Direction Of The Mere Mortals
    March 29, 2024 (duration 59m)
    [transcript]
    33:46 relatively large, relatively well eyeballed places in the area of Brisbane 57:04 If you're if you're in the area and or you know someone who you think is really good, you know, send a message out to to one and myself. 35:17 mere mortals, you want to call it logo, you want to call it brand, you want to call it precedents, you want to call it whatever, it's going to be around the area. And I don't know what that looks like just yet. But I think it's coming.
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    Kevin Heffernan & Steve Lemme
    April 30, 2024 (duration 52m)
    [transcript]
    02:43 me used to haunt to that area. You grew up there, right,
     
    Matt Williams
    April 16, 2024 (duration 47m)
    [transcript]
    08:39 area which is renowned for spirituality of any kind. Really,
     
    Sung Kang
    April 9, 2024 (duration 52m)
    [transcript]
    01:28 a whole soup area, lots of souper. 23:55 Yeah, well I mean I mean in the same area.
     
    Bishop Briggs
    April 2, 2024 (duration 52m)
    [transcript]
    16:31 area that you're from, right, and I'm impressed that you've 20:23 You get into that area where information is coming in
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    What’s Driving Public Bad Behavior?
    April 30, 2024 (duration 36m)
    [transcript]
    01:15 Display in a public area you have no displayed and
     
    The Dark Side of Celebrity Endorsements
    April 2, 2024 (duration 38m)
    [transcript]
    17:26 What would that feel like? Area? What would you. 12:29 this applies to your area of food and alcohol, but
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    Lucas Garcia - You Are Always Going To Need Others
    April 30, 2024 (duration 1h20m)
    [transcript]
    00:03 You were listening to the Cumberland Road, and I'm your host, TJ Malinowski. The following is a faith conversation with Reverend Lucas Garcia, a Cumberland Presbyterian minister in the Atlanta, Georgia area. Lucas shares his journey of coming to the United States from Colombia as a child and the challenges of learning a new language and a new culture. Lucas brings both humor and humility to our conversation as he shares a complexity of ministry in an intercultural and intergenerational congregation that worships in both Spanish and English. I enjoy sitting with Lucas and getting to know him better, and I hope you enjoy this faith journey of Lucas Garcia.
     
    Benjamin Diaz Villa - An Environment of Faith
    April 23, 2024 (duration 1h3m)
    [transcript]
    55:44 Say I met these 2 people. Great. They're in my, network, web. Just just we could grow in in in that area. Then there's certainly different areas. 24:56 And it's interesting because Bock is from the Baroque area. Chopin is from the romantic era and Rahman and office from the post romantic era when he died in 1943. So I've, I've I've enjoyed doing all of them, you know, listening to other people, playing by myself, and composing. So yes.
     
    Matt Gore - Publishing, Faith, and the Flair for Collecting
    April 2, 2024 (duration 1h43m)
    [transcript]
    36:53 As you were growing up in the States, you had several moves, you know, to different locations. Did that bother you as a kid? I mean, you you get established in one area. You make your friends. You know, you got your bike route. 1:28:54 So Fargo FM News, Fargo Moorhead. They were an independent news distributor in in that area. And, well, I got the job there by going in on Wednesdays, which were new comic book day. And one of the store's employees asked me if I wanted to help put out the comic books. So, you know, you know, you help me put these out, I'll give you some.
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    The Nun of Monza, Part 2
    April 30, 2024 (duration 42m)
    [transcript]
    37:42 must be somewhere in the gray area. Marianna died on
     
    Spider-Man's Surreal Adventures on Broadway
    April 6, 2024 (duration 1h4m)
    [transcript]
    03:53 New York area during the entire run. I regret it immentally.
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    907: Our White Coats
    April 30, 2024 (duration 1h1m)
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    47:14 Have you ever been kicked in that area?
     
    905: Our Mysteris
    April 16, 2024 (duration 1h11m)
    [transcript]
    02:27 live in an area where a where ald delivery robot
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    [Promo] Innovation in Medical Treatment and Technology by Graeme Klass
    April 30, 2024 (duration 28m)
    [transcript]
    04:25 I find that another really interesting area in terms of 07:26 I mean, it's an area that I've been part of 25:17 Final question, what's the number one area you'd like to
     
    Yesterday a policeman knocked on my door and told me he was looking for a burglar with one eye. (+ 17 more dad jokes!)
    April 21, 2024 (duration 4m)
    [transcript]
    02:06 dinosaur fossils had been found in the area. The blonde exclaimed, Wow,
     
    [Promo] A Safer World With AI Digital Twins by Graeme Klass
    April 16, 2024 (duration 30m)
    [transcript]
    08:39 in this area of the meat department, if there's more 12:51 the area, your environment better. That's one way to think 16:55 talked about is a real example where there's an area
     
    First Contact Day! Alienate your family with these dad jokes! 05 April 2024
    April 5, 2024 (duration 3m)
    [transcript]
    02:01 Area fifty one. It's a bit of a gray area. 02:05 I tried to google information about Area fifty one, but
     
    April Fools Day 2024!
    April 1, 2024 (duration 5m)
    [transcript]
    01:11 all located in the same area, but can't introduce those
     
     
    World Doctors Day! Dad Joke remedies here! 30 March 2024
    March 30, 2024 (duration 8m)
    [transcript]
    05:31 main area of interest was cardiac arrest. I just spoke
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    Punkt, Ball, Sieg?
    April 30, 2024 (duration 22m)
    [transcript]
    13:01 Die haben dann in der nächsten Iteration nach dem Impuls 51 Bälle geschafft, also von 35 auf 51. 13:21 Von 51 auf 185. Und wer schnell im Kopfrechnen ist, der sieht, 13:13 Und im nächsten Schritt, und das zeigt jetzt das Potenzial, das da drin streckt, von 51 auf 185.
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    Episode 2: The Confession
    April 29, 2024 (duration 30m)
    [transcript]
    20:05 following one the area where Craig remembered drive, two the
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    | Ep 133 | You Have a Boyfriend?!?!
    April 29, 2024 (duration 49m)
    [transcript]
    15:14 or a lot of areas in our area hood, you know, 39:24 They have the outside and they have like the inside area. Yeah,
     
    | Ep 132 | Cannabis Crazy
    April 22, 2024 (duration 47m)
    [transcript]
    15:54 I mean what area code is three three seven? We 39:16 a man made country, not country, but a man made area,
     
    | Ep 131 | It’s So Hard To Say Goodbye…
    April 15, 2024 (duration 45m)
    [transcript]
    31:29 live in my area, in the surrounding area of Baltimore, 24:41 lived near that area, that this is devastating for the 29:36 types of just industries in the Baltimore area that involved
     
    | Ep 130 | Cowboy Hats & Booty Shorts
    April 8, 2024 (duration 39m)
    [transcript]
    23:58 you know, nice little like eating area, and we just
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    Don’t Get Caught With Your Tech Down
    April 29, 2024 (duration 1h21m)
    [transcript]
    05:01 area yeah huh yeah i use iris spelled backwards so that it is yeah i for some
     
    Be(a)ware Opinionated Apps
    April 22, 2024 (duration 1h28m)
    [transcript]
    31:07 in photoshop to sample an area where you want to 34:02 it's helpful to you know sample a little area brush something out sample another 34:06 area close by you know but that's different sample that out yep so you can play
     
    Grow Your Geek: Plant These Tips In Your Digital Soil
    April 8, 2024 (duration 1h22m)
    [transcript]
    11:50 Double click on a given birthday event, then click the middle gray area of alerts
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    Introducing Deep Cover: The Nameless Man
    April 29, 2024 (duration 40m)
    [transcript]
    25:15 hooked up these spotlights and trees illuminating the whole area,
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    Remember How Cleveland Rocks? (with Dave Hill)
    April 29, 2024 (duration 1h4m)
    [transcript]
    40:10 seems like it would have been in that area.
     
    Remember PBS Cover to Cover? (with Kyle Kinane)
    April 15, 2024 (duration 1h14m)
    [transcript]
    13:25 podcast all the kind of punks in my area would 18:48 five block area of the neighborhood to play laser tag. 42:47 Yeah, did you try to break in any area that
     
    Remember Jason Schwartzman Being The Absolute Best? (with Jason Schwartzman, Part 1)
    April 1, 2024 (duration 50m)
    [transcript]
    43:31 to Nords? Remember there's a Nord stream area.
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    The Rumor from Deep Cover: The Nameless Man
    April 29, 2024 (duration 40m)
    [transcript]
    25:29 hooked up these spotlights and trees illuminating the whole area,
     
    Malcolm on No Small Endeavor
    April 18, 2024 (duration 50m)
    [transcript]
    02:18 An area all coming right up, I'm leasey camp. This 17:21 insecurities about declaring himself ignorant in an area. I didn't
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    Jeff Sherman Meets World (again)
    April 29, 2024 (duration 1h8m)
    [transcript]
    58:36 an area, So I went. I was a judge at
     
    Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century
    April 17, 2024 (duration 54m)
    [transcript]
    49:39 He Also I love the fact that the restricted area 49:51 The most restricted area. The key, the key to get 42:30 There's no gray area in that review. There's no like well,
     
    TGI – Episode 415 “Chick Like Me”
    April 11, 2024 (duration 1h23m)
    [transcript]
    44:10 Girls are my area. I like girls. Corey asks Sean
     
    Amy Jo Johnson Meets World
    April 1, 2024 (duration 52m)
    [transcript]
    18:05 area around that, the Cape Cod.
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    Let’s Talk Prevention...As The Doctor Will See You Now
    April 29, 2024 (duration 46m)
    [transcript]
    44:44 HPV virus can pool in that area and infect that area. 44:13 don't they don't actually examine that area. And anal cancer 44:25 can completely miss the anal area with the scope right.
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    You really want Dragonbane?
    April 29, 2024 (duration 1h9m)
    [transcript]
    22:45 It's not really my, my ex area of expertise, shall we say. Pronunciation of Merck, my wife's name is Merck. So if I don't get that right, you know,
     
    Critical Thinking
    April 16, 2024 (duration 1h23m)
    [transcript]
    57:54 Yeah. So we ought to explain to listeners who who aren't at this, like, at this point, our, privileged or stationary patrons, then don't have a copy of the, Quicksart rules, at least, in in in their hands. We we're trying to combine the hit location stuff a little bit that use we saw in the Twilio 2 1,000 version with with the standard 36 table. So your 10s indicates the area you're being hit on and your your units indicates the severity of the wound.
     
    Lost in the Dark
    April 1, 2024 (duration 1h49m)
    [transcript]
    1:27:29 I'm not too sure if I feel anything. It's really I I just feel more like, Jules Verne. And if anything, it's not a not very environmentally friendly game as they leave all their crap in one area with all their oxygen tanks and everything, and then they move off to another area so that someone else, 2000 years later, can find their their crap and take it and say, look at the wonderful things we've found. It's In the ice.
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    Chargers Weekly: Recapping the Bolts’ 2024 Draft Class
    April 28, 2024 (duration 1h14m)
    [transcript]
    40:40 Yeah, real quick. Kim Hart, So I'm from the DMV area.
     
    Chargers Weekly: All Things Wide Receiver With Reception Perception’s Matt Harmon
    April 18, 2024 (duration 45m)
    [transcript]
    32:41 little bit. This is like the one area where I
     
    Chargers Weekly Fan Q&A: Ben Herbert’s Presser, More No. 5 Pick Discussion and Day Two Draft Options
    April 4, 2024 (duration 1h8m)
    [transcript]
    29:52 of years, that's the only area that kind of gives
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    Leave Perfectionism for Career Transformation with Melissa Rauen, Director of Technology to Compliance Analysis E157
    April 28, 2024 (duration 39m)
    [transcript]
    31:20 So if if some of this is pinging in your brain, dear listener, this is something that you wanna check out on Google. Right? GCR. You can also check out compliance analyst. You can check out cyber secure like, there's just so many elements to this area that open up.
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    Nick Offerman (‘Civil War’) Brings a Message of Hope
    April 28, 2024 (duration 1h16m)
    [transcript]
    1:14:23 a link to showtimes in your local area at talk
     
    The Stories of Actor Jeff Daniels
    April 14, 2024 (duration 1h14m)
    [transcript]
    44:12 In that area.
     
    Director M. Night Shyamalan: A Talk from 'Development Hell'
    March 31, 2024 (duration 58m)
    [transcript]
    09:54 area of Atlanta where Emory University is. I was really
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    B2P Interview | Polyface Farms - Joel Salatin
    April 28, 2024 (duration 56m)
    [transcript]
    26:14 widely spread around the area. Yeah. 26:31 But, you know, we lease about 17 properties in the area.
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    Erika Alexander Part 2
    April 27, 2024 (duration 56m)
    [transcript]
    02:10 area location address. 43:26 but you know, this is definitely an area. 02:07 So not even in that whole area, a whole different
     
    Da Beatminerz
    April 17, 2024 (duration 1h45m)
    [transcript]
    31:15 around that same kind of area. Yeah, I D seven
     
    Narada Michael Walden Part 2
    April 10, 2024 (duration 1h12m)
    [transcript]
    1:09:32 they sampled on a area codes. 06:28 he became my connection out in the Queen's area. All 1:01:48 bring to it a little bridge area. But it was
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    Flesh and Blood in a War of Machines
    April 27, 2024 (duration 1h10m)
    [transcript]
    18:07 But then there are moments like when Uso sort of freezes after the glass on the cockpit and passenger area of the recall is shattered. He can see the people inside, and he can't bring himself to shoot and then says, I can't shoot at someone when I can see their face. That was very evident from the scene that we just watched.
     
    More Pilot than Child
    April 20, 2024 (duration 1h6m)
    [transcript]
    32:07 Couple of friends are talking about, what about the airport? Oh, vespas occupying it. They've already been attacked in some way, but they are clearly waiting for the axe to fall. The misjudgment of Bespa being that they think setting up the guillotine in this area where they've heard there is league military activity will frighten people into either turning league military over or at least not helping them, and instead it makes people angry because, of course, they don't believe these police when they say, we're not using it on anyone, we're just displaying, playing it here. They start yelling about things like, go back to space, stop polluting the earth. 39:10 It may not seem very important to the episode, but in keeping with both the show's considerations about the environment and also the show's consideration for how harmful war is to the environment and to human progress, Rob mentions that he has gotten all this junk and he's using it to build artificial reefs for fish, which I don't know how long we've been doing that. Now I feel like I hear it periodically about cars or old subway trains or various other defunct pieces of equipment or concrete or whatever sunk in places where reefs have been destroyed to create new artificial bedrock for reefs and environments for fish. He also mentions offhand to USO that he was involved in some kind of research about the fish in the area in addition to being a fisherman, but that his research has been entirely disrupted by the war. He was already doing this good work for the environment, and it is the war that has upended it. And now he will never go back to doing that. Now if Nicole ever comes home, it's to an abandoned house, to an empty shack and an abandoned submersible and a fishing boat. Or maybe Nicole never comes back and these things are just like a sad monument.
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    ✨ Say Hello to the Stylish Lufthansa Lounges Makeover! ✈️
    April 26, 2024 (duration 25m)
    [transcript]
    21:28 relaxation area man kann das Wort gar
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    Car Tok
    April 26, 2024 (duration 59m)
    [transcript]
    21:42 Lyft says it's gonna pull out of all of Minneapolis, but Uber says it's gonna pull out of the entire Twin Cities metro area. 26:04 There's another company called Empower that is doing tens of thousands of rides in the DC area. They don't consider themselves a transportation network company like Uber and Lyft. So they don't think they need to apply for a license in Minneapolis, St. Paul, or the airport. It's about $47,000 They don't think they need to carry commercial insurance, $150,000 a year or more. 11:43 And it said in part, quote, Lyft will be forced to stop offering rides in Minneapolis and you will no longer be able to request rides with Lyft that start or end in the city. All these competing forces, drivers, legislators, companies, they're all gonna collide, as Bahar says, on July 1st. And when they do, there are gonna be big impacts, not just for the drivers or political careers or bottom lines, but for the 3 and a half 1000000 people who live in the major metro area of the Twin Cities. Because no matter how it shakes out, this game of chicken is going to affect all of us. From those of us who use ride share services when they get to the airport or just to get around once in a while, but also from those who rely on ride share to get to the doctor, go to the grocery store, work, get to a legal appointment.
     
    Mailbag, Episodes 4-6
    April 17, 2024 (duration 54m)
    [transcript]
    15:52 If you don't know, Psychology Today describes it as a cognitive bias in which people wrongly overestimate their knowledge or ability in a specific area. It tends to occur because a lack of self awareness prevents them from accurately assessing their own skills. What John is saying is maybe it's actually more like work, and he provides us with a sample script. So, Georgia, will
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    Ed Yardeni on Long-Term Bull Market
    April 26, 2024 (duration 1h23m)
    [transcript]
    48:45 highly educated in the STEM area, which we certainly could 54:58 being thrown in this area. It's basically just hypercomputing. It's 1:20:10 are the history of that area. Having a good solid
     
    At the Money: What Data Matters and What Doesn't
    April 24, 2024 (duration 12m)
    [transcript]
    08:01 do you watch most closely in this area? What do
     
    Goldman Sachs Ashish Shah on Reading the Market With AI and Technology
    April 19, 2024 (duration 1h7m)
    [transcript]
    12:07 You can succeed in one area, but you're only going 25:59 end energy, rapid growth area, and so it was exciting 54:39 out of that area and into places that are going
     
    Angus Deaton on the Financial Advantage of College Degrees
    March 28, 2024 (duration 1h34m)
    [transcript]
    22:59 when you're one area or the other. It didn't the 49:10 because that's not my area of expertise, and you hear 1:15:41 to the public and was a useful recreational area. Those
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    You've Got Fan Mail! Announcing Buzzsprout's Text Inbox Feature
    April 26, 2024 (duration 1h2m)
    [transcript]
    15:13 area 15:14 area
     
    Top Stories From Podcast Movement Evolutions 2024
    April 12, 2024 (duration 1h15m)
    [transcript]
    11:26 area
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    Episode 407 w/ will.i.am
    April 26, 2024 (duration 2h20m)
    [transcript]
    1:43:57 like folks from the Congo area, from Uganda through Kenya,
     
    Episode 406 w/ FUBU
    April 19, 2024 (duration 3h13m)
    [transcript]
    19:00 to that area to go and do whatever they do 2:49:11 in an area of at ours, because what I found
     
    Episode 405 w/ Stephen A. Smith
    April 12, 2024 (duration 2h41m)
    [transcript]
    1:03:49 area that was far more physical than it is now. 46:19 that we fucking got back into my area. It's not letting.
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    A History of Roller Coasters, Part Two: Higher, Faster, More Expensive
    April 25, 2024 (duration 48m)
    [transcript]
    13:53 on your crotch area, the bend between your hips and 38:43 from this sort of cordoned off area, and I believe
     
    CLASSIC: London Made a Train for the Dead
    April 20, 2024 (duration 32m)
    [transcript]
    05:23 from London proper to an area outside of it. That 20:31 bombs repeatedly fell on the Waterloo area and the cars
     
    The Page-turning Evolution of the Encyclopædia Britannica
    April 18, 2024 (duration 47m)
    [transcript]
    32:03 all told. They kind of have an area of expertise
     
    Micronations: How Liechtenstein Became A Country
    April 11, 2024 (duration 37m)
    [transcript]
    03:42 This area doesn't have a h it doesn't have a 13:26 controlled this area, but they never visited until like eighteen 23:52 area is quite quite, quite quite above sea level, around
     
    Why Are There So Many Captain Marvels?
    April 9, 2024 (duration 53m)
    [transcript]
    40:24 and creates sort of like a fallout area wherein Marvel and.
     
     
    CLASSIC: When did ALL-CAPS type become YELLING?
    April 6, 2024 (duration 37m)
    [transcript]
    18:55 size within a given area. All caps in an email
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    Jens Kortboyer: Vom CEO zum 3D-CEO, Status der Branche, Tipps für Römer
    April 25, 2024 (duration 3h34m)
    [transcript]
    2:27:09 wir das, dann ist die neue Area freigeschaltet und dass du die Karotte vorgehalten
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    4Gewinnt - Aktuelle Crowdfunding Highlights
    April 25, 2024 (duration 1h4m)
    [transcript]
    25:01 Dann ist es auch noch ein Area-Control-Spiel, was ich auch sehr liebe.
     
    Gezockt - März
    April 21, 2024 (duration 1h10m)
    [transcript]
    49:45 Also es geht eigentlich darum, es ist ein Area-Control-Spiel, 23:01 Und ja, Area Control dabei und so Ressourcenmanagement, man kann sich so ein 20:34 Im Garten, mit der du dann so einen Area-Control-Aspekt in dem Spiel drin hast,
     
    Nethania Kickstarter
    April 14, 2024 (duration 54m)
    [transcript]
    24:25 dass eben viele Leute, die eben solche Area-Control-Spiele spielen, 24:37 Mit Komponenten von Eurogames, aber mit einer Spielweise von Area-Control-Games. 45:01 Ja, aber ich glaube, jeder, der Area Control mag und Würfel mag,
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    Ep. 572 w/ John Li Co-Founder & CEO at Vimcal
    April 23, 2024 (duration 52m)
    [transcript]
    00:58 Yeah. I've been in Canada for ages. Yeah. Fellow Canadian. And I moved to the Bay area in California when I was 8.
     
    Ep. 570 w/ Rob Greig CEO Cornucopias Game
    April 23, 2024 (duration 50m)
    [transcript]
    29:47 And and so in the future, what we're currently building at the moment is the whole tasks system as well. So we'll be also be able to drive people around. So, you know, go and collect some hollow caches. Go go and craft this. Go and explore this area and then build something up to together as the as the community as as more and more of of these features expand. 28:57 You go into rooms. You have to figure out first of all, you you get the hollow cache, and then you have to figure out how to get out of these these places and these compasses and running around. So so there's there's lots of those elements that are already in there at the moment. But then when you pair that with you're also running around with community and you're chatting with them with with voice and and chat together, suddenly the game takes on a whole different area. You know?
     
    Ep. 568 w/ Griffin Parry CEO/Founder at m3ter
    April 23, 2024 (duration 46m)
    [transcript]
    21:30 And that's coming later this year and is actually the the area of the business that I'm most excited about.
     
    Ep. 567 w/ Brian Stevens CEO at Neural Magic
    April 23, 2024 (duration 46m)
    [transcript]
    31:54 And that's I think it's area so you need so it's gonna be a security arms race as well because the quality of the bad people are just gonna get they're gonna get a, more robust set of tools. Right? It'll actually really look like you know, today, like, the faking PayPal stuff looks like fake PayPal. Yeah. Yeah.
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    Inside the Labyrinth of Global Conflict and Political Intrigue
    April 16, 2024 (duration 29m)
    [transcript]
    01:39 area 28:19 area
     
    Navigating a World of Strife and My Search for Solace
    April 9, 2024 (duration 25m)
    [transcript]
    03:10 area 03:37 area 14:56 area
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    Folge 250 – Die große Resignation!
    April 22, 2024 (duration 1h16m)
    [transcript]
    02:34 Und nach der Halbzeit hatte Kike Topp dann die Chance in der 51.
     
    Folge 249 – Murphys HSV
    April 15, 2024 (duration 1h0m)
    [transcript]
    51:34 dass offensiv auch weniger Tore sind, als was die haben sich für 51 Tore gespielt,
     
    Folge 248 – Raab in Gefahr!
    April 9, 2024 (duration 57m)
    [transcript]
    40:44 In 51 Minuten, hat aber bisher noch kein Tor und keine Vorlage auf dem Konto. 40:44 In 51 Minuten, hat aber bisher noch kein Tor und keine Vorlage auf dem Konto.
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    The Rumor from Deep Cover: The Nameless Man
    April 22, 2024 (duration 40m)
    [transcript]
    25:15 hooked up these spotlights and trees illuminating the whole area.
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    From Deep Cover: The Nameless Man
    April 22, 2024 (duration 40m)
    [transcript]
    25:15 hooked up these spotlights and trees illuminating the whole area.
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    From Deep Cover: The Nameless Man
    April 22, 2024 (duration 40m)
    [transcript]
    24:57 hooked up these spotlights and trees illuminated in the whole area,
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    Von Mao bis Xi – mit Felix Wemheuer
    April 22, 2024 (duration 1h31m)
    [transcript]
    43:57 Seite mit 51 Prozent noch entscheidenden Einfluss hatte.
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    Kevin Wilson, Author of 'Sully's Squad'
    April 20, 2024 (duration 53m)
    [transcript]
    01:37 one area, where you were talking about Soli Squad, and
     
    Stayton Bonner, Author of 'Bare Knuckle'
    April 13, 2024 (duration 48m)
    [transcript]
    27:11 which was a tough area. You know, you imagine a 39:50 Diego area. Had a private hangar with some former seals
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    Hotboxing Gourami (Cannabis in Your Aquarium)
    April 20, 2024 (duration 1h57m)
    [transcript]
    12:21 That's where the thinking happens. So we have now done fish swaps in our small community, in our lakes area community. 05:40 Oh, no. They listed these online for sale, for sale imessage. And so did a bunch of other local fish enthusiasts. And of course, I recognize a bunch of names because it is a small community in my area. So I was the first one there. Cause of course, I messaged them late at night saying, I'll be there in the morning, first thing with the truck and trailer. So I sure shit got there. 29:36 I would be worried, personally, once the general public knows about what's going on. And it doesn't take a long time, you know, if something's happening in a area that people know what's going on. And I'm surprised that the, like, a whole bunch of freaking renegades haven't just tried to run over the plant, you know, in the middle of the night with a, you know, 50 people on motorcycles or something. It just.
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    How to be the reason someone smiles today
    April 19, 2024 (duration 13m)
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    02:18 area 02:22 area 06:38 area
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    Ep 127: Brian Eno
    April 19, 2024 (duration 47m)
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    07:43 activism in that area, and how you've brought that together 14:04 seen done in this area. And I'll tell you why.
     
    Ep 126: MGMT
    April 16, 2024 (duration 40m)
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    02:15 area here where MGMT we're releasing, like you say, Kids 17:14 Yeah, she was in like our booth area. It's probably
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    Bonus Episode | Leo's Parole Hearing Comes to a Close but it's not Over
    April 18, 2024 (duration 25m)
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    13:35 canal located in a hilly wooded area on the morning 13:50 said he felt drawn to that area and felt Michelle
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    Episode 235: Untold Stories About DWTS
    April 18, 2024 (duration 37m)
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    14:54 If they fall in a certain area or you need them,
     
    Episode 234: Pregame - When Erin’s feeling dangerous
    April 16, 2024 (duration 12m)
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    07:41 I don't need the bathtub in the couple's massage area.
     
    Episode 233: Erin’s Big Mistake & Charissa’s New Fear
    April 11, 2024 (duration 40m)
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    20:30 antiseptics thing to clean the area. I was like, and 24:21 are so polite. They're always in this little bar area
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    Can element 115 be used for anti-gravity?
    April 18, 2024 (duration 44m)
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    05:14 maybe it's high hiding an area fifty one or area 32:27 at area fifty one. 06:14 Area fifty one and element one fifteen.
     
    Listener Questions 52
    April 9, 2024 (duration 51m)
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    06:52 Isn't that area fifty one? 07:01 after the area fifty one. 06:49 I feel like it has area fifty two connotations.
     
    The most promising particle physics anomalies
    April 2, 2024 (duration 1h14m)
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    08:19 An area fifty two is cern area fifty two for 20:21 you know, avoid a certain area of forest for example, 29:16 this area, I suppose about a year after this picture
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    CFWU 145 - Dschörman Levǝl siks
    April 17, 2024 (duration 1h12m)
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    1:06:01 und das gehört in diese Area and Region Einweisung mit dazu.
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    How Do Cherry Blossom Trees Work?
    April 17, 2024 (duration 9m)
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    07:23 thrived in the temperate climate of the DC area, which
     
    How Do Squirrels Organize Their Hoards?
    April 15, 2024 (duration 6m)
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    04:24 would place almonds in one general area and hazel nuts
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    A Valuable Currency w/ Victoria Washington
    April 17, 2024 (duration 53m)
    [transcript]
    30:20 the area in which you might be holding a sensation 51:42 before I go, especially as it relates to the area
     
    Choosing God's Narrative w/ Monique Rodriguez
    April 10, 2024 (duration 1h3m)
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    01:04 need of me in another area. Have I surrendered to it?
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    Episode 449: F That Cat (Feat. Tahiry Jose & Dnay B)
    April 16, 2024 (duration 1h2m)
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    08:08 That area I will know.
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    My Airstream Guy - Scott
    April 16, 2024 (duration 45m)
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    12:10 down that area, just to be fair. It wasn't just 13:40 them do their thing. They turn around in that area
     
    My Celebrity Hair Doctor - Dr. Dubow
    April 2, 2024 (duration 31m)
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    07:33 You don't have to sit in the waiting area. These 24:02 Stem cells are an area of a lot of controversy 26:54 the early area. So we're putting a little extra PRP here.
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    Colin Jost
    April 16, 2024 (duration 41m)
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    03:04 swimming pool like that was in the Great Hills area 06:54 it sounds the size of Manhattan basically the land area.
     
    Jeff Goldblum Lightning Round
    April 9, 2024 (duration 20m)
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    18:57 of in that area of of being conscious. Let's call
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    Mis-Step
    April 16, 2024 (duration 41m)
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    21:25 this is a great area. While you're sewing this up,
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    Part Two: A Power Struggle
    April 16, 2024 (duration 33m)
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    10:48 a person who doesn't know the area and has had 10:52 no history of selling everything in that area. But this 12:30 this area. I felt like I was like bullied and
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    Brand Engagement and Influencer Impact with Chris McKay
    April 16, 2024 (duration 45m)
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    06:07 area
     
    The Art of Engaging Marketers in the North of the UK
    April 2, 2024 (duration 43m)
    [transcript]
    10:18 area
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    perfektgewecktpodcast 120424
    April 15, 2024 (duration 17m)
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    14:04 51 Prozent von euch sagen ja, 15 Prozent sagen nein und 34 Prozent sagen ja,
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    perfektgewecktpodcast 120424
    April 15, 2024 (duration 17m)
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    14:04 51 Prozent von euch sagen ja, 15 Prozent sagen nein und 34 Prozent sagen ja,
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    Simple Ways to Feel Great Every Day - with Dr Rangan Chatterjee
    April 15, 2024 (duration 52m)
    [transcript]
    28:48 available to you in your area, and I don't think
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    EP#426: Top Features to Add to Your Next Prototype
    April 12, 2024 (duration 38m)
    [transcript]
    34:23 One other thing, be explicit on your solder mask. Put information. Put good stuff on it. Put an area on your boards that you can write on your board, like a with a Sharpie, so you can write, this is board 1, and this other one is board 2. So if you're taking data, you know what boards like just do yourself a favor and make it easier on yourself. 28:13 Don't put a test probe right next to a big electrolytic capacitor because there's no way you're gonna be able to get a a test probe in there to measure it. Let alone, like, if you need desolder something that's, you know, in the valley of of towers of electrolytic capacitance. Oh my god. I've had to do that so many times where you have to, like, get tweezers and hot air down into, like, a little tiny area. They're melting everything.
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    Unangenehm herzlich
    April 12, 2024 (duration 1h51m)
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    1:26:16 Na da ist dieser das ist die sehr ikonische Szene, die ähm mit dem wurde. Ja. Im in der Area fifty-one oder so. In der Wüste. Ja. Und dann kommen die Russen.
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    Ryan Seacrest: “I celebrate people, but I’m not the star.”
    April 11, 2024 (duration 37m)
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    29:10 area behind the glass that looks like a studio that
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    Disappearing Acts: Marsha "Mudd" Ferber
    April 11, 2024 (duration 5m)
    [transcript]
    03:50 was a go to hangout spot for teenagers in the area,
     
    Women of Sound: Jean Ritchie
    March 29, 2024 (duration 7m)
    [transcript]
    04:01 there was an American folk singer in the area. The
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    Twinsity's AI-Driven Approach to Safeguarding Important Infrastructure
    April 11, 2024 (duration 32m)
    [transcript]
    11:39 Every commuter here in the Rhein-Main area can quite talk a lot about bridges 12:04 That wasn't fun and with all the rates here in the Rhein-Main area for quite
     
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    April 4, 2024 (duration 35m)
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    13:18 I think, 2020, a new operator launched in the area where he lived.
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    Twinsity's AI-Driven Approach to Safeguarding Important Infrastructure
    April 11, 2024 (duration 32m)
    [transcript]
    11:39 Every commuter here in the Rhein-Main area can quite talk a lot about bridges 12:04 That wasn't fun and with all the rates here in the Rhein-Main area for quite
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    Willkommen zur wilden Episode: Durch Copilot und Teams
    April 10, 2024 (duration 57m)
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    51:42 Area Phones die Einschränkung gibtes aktuell noch Ob sie demnächst auch 52:41 interessant ist es eben tatsächlicham Ende des Tages für common area 53:13 Das ist ja aus meiner Sicht auchsinnvoll, weil Common Area Phone
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    Westward Hoax: The Secret History of Palisade, Nevada
    April 10, 2024 (duration 34m)
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    26:30 The mines in the area went bust, the local post
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    Episode 8: “The Boogeymen”
    April 10, 2024 (duration 1h8m)
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    21:32 You don't know that area? 06:04 him in the area at that time frame. 00:30 one who was active at the time in the area.
     
    Episode 7: “Killer Confrontation”
    April 3, 2024 (duration 51m)
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    22:15 in the area at the time, and had no alibi 26:15 area where Seanna Garber's body was dumped. He plays dumb, 42:20 him traveling through the area. It's clear an investigator's belief
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    DER GERÄT
    April 10, 2024 (duration 1h47m)
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    51:42 <00:51:42.969>einhundert <00:51:43.239>acht <00:51:43.475>das <00:51:43.719>umland <00:51:44.859>das <00:51:45.279>dieses <00:51:45.639>ganze <00:51:46.599>astrologie <00:51:47.139>teil <00:51:47.529>kann <00:51:47.799>auch <00:51:47.979>noch <00:51:48.189>mehrere <00:51:49.059>es <00:51:49.329>ist <00:51:49.539>im <00:51:49.681>multi <00:51:50.139>timbre <00:51:51.909>sie <00:51:52.119>steht 51:52 <00:51:52.569>ich <00:51:52.839>komme <00:51:53.079>mal <00:51:53.289>auf <00:51:53.379>der <00:51:53.499>oberfläche <00:51:54.129>und <00:51:54.339>ich 50:54 <00:50:55.259>ja <00:50:55.417>aber <00:50:55.559>es <00:50:55.619>hat <00:50:55.739>man <00:50:55.829>aber <00:50:56.069>pass <00:50:56.219>auf <00:50:56.339>wenn <00:50:56.459>du <00:50:56.531>doch <00:50:56.706>so <00:50:56.819>hört <00:50:57.089>sondern <00:50:57.354>workstation <00:50:57.929>hast <00:50:58.139>oder <00:50:58.289>sowas <00:50:59.069>von <00:50:59.286>thailand <00:50:59.819>ist <00:51:00.029>was <00:51:00.179>ist <00:51:00.299>der <00:51:00.389>vorteil <00:51:01.049>du <00:51:01.169>schaltest <00:51:01.499>das <00:51:01.649>ding <00:51:01.859>an <00:51:02.069>und <00:51:02.219>hatten <00:51:02.609>massig <00:51:02.969>sound <00:51:04.259>am <00:51:04.531>wenn <00:51:04.709>ich <00:51:04.859>mich <00:51:05.039>hinsetzen <00:51:05.579>will <00:51:05.849>und <00:51:06.149>am <00:51:06.719>bissen <00:51:07.049>rumpf <00:51:07.349>klimpern <00:51:07.979>vielleicht <00:51:08.249>melodien <00:51:08.729>finden <00:51:09.719>da <00:51:09.839>mach <00:51:10.023>ich <00:51:10.169>mir <00:51:10.319>erst <00:51:10.529>im <00:51:10.589>piano <00:51:11.069>sound <00:51:11.699>dann <00:51:11.900>ich <00:51:11.969>mir <00:51:12.089>eben <00:51:12.299>piano <00:51:12.779>sound <00:51:13.019>an <00:51:13.139>aber <00:51:13.289>du <00:51:13.379>wirst <00:51:13.619>dich <00:51:13.739>erst <00:51:13.949>im <00:51:14.009>computer <00:51:14.549>hochfahren <00:51:14.999>idea <00:51:15.359>w <00:51:15.929>vielleicht <00:51:16.199>gibt <00:51:16.379>es <00:51:16.469>dann <00:51:16.583>noch <00:51:16.709>irgendwelche <00:51:17.099>updates <00:51:17.519>von <00:51:17.639>solo <00:51:18.179>sie <00:51:18.299>kennen <00:51:18.569>alle <00:51:18.719>diese <00:51:18.899>problematiken <00:51:20.399>armut <00:51:21.419>damit <00:51:21.749>kannst <00:51:22.021>du <00:51:22.076>dich <00:51:22.199>einfach <00:51:22.559>hinsetzen <00:51:23.069>und <00:51:23.429>vor <00:51:23.639>dich <00:51:23.759>hin <00:51:23.939>klimpern <00:51:24.389>in <00:51:24.539>verschiedensten <00:51:25.049>klangfarben <00:51:26.129>was <00:51:26.309>die <00:51:26.459>auch <00:51:26.609>noch <00:51:26.789>schreiben <00:51:27.989>auf <00:51:28.168>was <00:51:28.319>du <00:51:28.410>auch <00:51:28.529>noch <00:51:28.649>schreiben <00:51:29.039>auf <00:51:29.189>der <00:51:29.309>seite <00:51:29.699>ist <00:51:30.869>wenn <00:51:31.139>du <00:51:31.289>mehr <00:51:31.589>brauchst <00:51:32.129>warum <00:51:32.429>schließt <00:51:32.819>du <00:51:32.879>nicht <00:51:33.059>einfach <00:51:33.389>ein <00:51:33.509>zweites <00:51:33.929>keyboard <00:51:34.409>an <00:51:35.399>plaque <00:51:35.759>kleiner <00:51:36.659>external <00:51:37.439>midi <00:51:37.769>keyboard <00:51:38.549>to <00:51:38.729>control <00:51:39.359>geht <00:51:39.659>spart <00:51:40.139>viel <00:51:40.382>app <00:51:40.561>parelli
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    FS277 Das goldene Zugpferd
    April 9, 2024 (duration 4h3m)
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    53:56 Und Lorawan ist halt dieses Wide Area Networking. So, mit LoRaWAN,
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    Fire Drill 099: State of the Union
    April 8, 2024 (duration 1h19m)
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    1:10:41 that area. It's you know, as you know with the
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    April 4, 2024 (duration 57m)
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    10:18 movies from this area, do you think deserve a sequel?
     
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    April 2, 2024 (duration 36m)
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    32:50 Area?
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    April 4, 2024 (duration 23m)
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    20:47 and you may have to figure out a way to more gently navigate that area if it's
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    April 3, 2024 (duration 1h3m)
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    04:18 Bob, her two younger brothers, both died of cancer in , one was 51 and the other 36:00 You are not going to change the area of breathing anytime soon. 27:46 live in an area where they were more people live to 100 than other places.
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    April 3, 2024 (duration 35m)
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    34:41 to really consider in the area of an engagement and motivation. 14:41 And I left out the people early because that is an area
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    The SATN Episode
    April 2, 2024 (duration 1h37m)
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    1:06:49 underutilized area for sure there well. 1:01:12 in the Satin area take advantage of the, the, the proximity they have to the trail network and, and,
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    April 2, 2024 (duration 32m)
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    01:30 going right through in the same area, those people right there
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    DZ-108: The Emotional Event with Judith Weston
    March 31, 2024 (duration 1h37m)
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    19:12 00:00,010 --> 00:05,410 What makes it work is that the scene is not about the information. 2 00:05,810 --> 00:07,310 It's about the relationship. 3 00:17,410 --> 00:18,370 Hi, I'm Chas Fisher. 4 00:18,570 --> 00:19,670 And I'm Stu Willis. 5 00:19,830 --> 00:23,750 And welcome to DraftZero, a podcast where two Aussie filmmakers try to work 6 00:23,750 --> 00:25,590 out what makes great screenplays work. 7 00:25,590 --> 00:30,430 And in this episode, we are going to be talking about the emotional event. 8 00:30,690 --> 00:34,910 We are joined by Judith Weston, a teacher of directors, actors, 9 00:34,990 --> 00:37,370 and writers, and she has been teaching since 1985. 10 00:37,930 --> 00:42,310 Her students include Taika Waititi, Alejandro Gonzalez Inarratu, 11 00:42,590 --> 00:47,370 Ava DuVernay, Boots Riley, and Alma Harrell. Her books, Directing Actors and 12 00:47,370 --> 00:51,010 The Film Director's Intuition, are absolute classics. 13 00:51,290 --> 00:55,630 They are books that I read very early on in my career and I still reread. 14 00:55,710 --> 00:59,710 And not only have they influenced my career, I would say they've influenced 15 00:59,710 --> 01:01,150 just the way I live my life. 16 01:01,270 --> 01:04,930 So welcome to the show, Judith. We are so very excited to have you here. 17 01:05,150 --> 01:06,930 Thank you so much for inviting me. 18 01:07,210 --> 01:12,230 So good. So the kind of overall thing that we're going to be talking about is 19 01:12,230 --> 01:16,450 the emotional event, which is an idea that in the 25th anniversary edition of 20 01:16,450 --> 01:19,750 directing actors, you kind of brought a little bit more to the forefront. 21 01:19,930 --> 01:23,590 It's been there in your work. And we're going to be talking about scenes from 22 01:23,590 --> 01:26,970 Oppenheimer, Casino Royale, and past lives. 23 01:27,450 --> 01:31,890 So the idea of the emotional event is something that struck me as a director, 24 01:31,970 --> 01:36,010 but I think it absolutely applies to screenwriters as well. 25 01:36,430 --> 01:40,850 And look, it's very common for people to talk about like a scene scene needing 26 01:40,850 --> 01:43,370 to have a plot event, that the scene needs to turn, 27 01:43,630 --> 01:47,190 and the idea of looking at your scene, and not looking at it from a plot perspective, 28 01:47,270 --> 01:51,310 but looking at it from an emotional perspective, what is an emotional event, 29 01:51,470 --> 01:56,650 is a really useful one for screenwriters, I think, but actors and directors as well. 30 01:56,790 --> 02:00,990 So, can you kind of give us a little bit of an introduction into what you think 31 02:00,990 --> 02:02,390 of as an emotional event? 32 02:03,250 --> 02:08,290 Okay, I will try. The thing is, what actually really excited me about doing 33 02:08,290 --> 02:14,030 this podcast with you is that the best way to describe it is through examples. 34 02:14,510 --> 02:17,730 People find it abstract somehow or hard to grasp. 35 02:17,870 --> 02:22,950 And in fact, that's why I wrote this 25th anniversary edition of Directing Actors, 36 02:23,010 --> 02:26,450 because in the original Directing Actors, I referred to emotional events. 37 02:26,690 --> 02:31,830 But all that time After that, I was teaching. I've been teaching for 35 years. 38 02:32,350 --> 02:36,830 And as I taught, and after the book came out, I would require it. 39 02:36,870 --> 02:40,490 People had to read it before they took the workshop, Acting for Directors, 40 02:40,570 --> 02:43,410 which was my flagship workshop for a long time. 41 02:43,790 --> 02:47,650 And when I would ask them what they were hoping to learn, they would say, 42 02:47,750 --> 02:50,030 you know, I'm a little bit confused about emotional event. 43 02:50,290 --> 02:53,290 And everybody said that. They said it over and over. over. 44 02:53,750 --> 02:58,150 And I also taught classes that had directors and actors in them, 45 02:58,190 --> 03:01,830 and that sometimes they would rehearse outside of class and bring in the scene. 46 03:02,190 --> 03:07,630 And then at the end, I would ask people, you know, how the rehearsal went and what they worked on. 47 03:07,730 --> 03:11,050 And then I would say to the directors, so what's the emotional event? 48 03:11,370 --> 03:16,050 They would all sort of hit their heads and go, oh, I knew she was going to ask 49 03:16,050 --> 03:19,330 me that, but they hadn't been able to figure it out. 50 03:19,530 --> 03:24,050 And so I just always knew that I had to make this clearer somehow. 51 03:24,390 --> 03:28,650 So I really tried to do that in this 25th anniversary edition. 52 03:28,910 --> 03:34,190 And then also my other book, Film Director's Intuition, just this past fall, 53 03:34,290 --> 03:36,710 I was asked to do an audiobook version. 54 03:37,170 --> 03:41,870 And that's coming out April 30th. That's going to drop on April 30th. 55 03:41,910 --> 03:45,510 But I did a lot of rewriting on the Film Director's Intuition because that was 56 03:45,510 --> 03:46,990 was already 20 years old too. 57 03:47,390 --> 03:50,990 And, you know, like really, really trying to delve into this, 58 03:51,050 --> 03:56,810 because I do believe that an understanding of emotional event is the thing that 59 03:56,810 --> 04:01,530 makes a person a director instead of just a person who points a camera at something. 60 04:01,950 --> 04:06,130 And certainly Mike Nichols talks about it all the time. 61 04:06,170 --> 04:10,150 And Sidney Lumet, you know, all the great directors who were also Also teachers 62 04:10,150 --> 04:14,390 who also had an interest in mentoring younger directors. 63 04:14,610 --> 04:18,690 They always talked. Another way of thinking of it is what the scene is about. 64 04:19,190 --> 04:22,150 I think what's interesting, because we have talked about the idea of scenes 65 04:22,150 --> 04:25,510 having a thematic question, which is what is the scene about? 66 04:25,610 --> 04:29,290 But on a thematic level, and I think what is the emotional event is another 67 04:29,290 --> 04:31,950 is like, what is the scene about emotionally? 68 04:32,190 --> 04:35,770 And that is different from a scene being thematic, which can be a little bit 69 04:35,770 --> 04:40,270 more intellectual. You know, what strikes me about your work and the way you 70 04:40,270 --> 04:43,410 think about directing actors is it puts so much emphasis on relationships. 71 04:44,570 --> 04:49,030 And I think that is such a powerful tool for writers to go, because it's very 72 04:49,030 --> 04:51,910 easy to get caught up in thinking of your characters as individuals, 73 04:52,090 --> 04:55,410 as opposed to people within kind of a web of relationships. 74 04:55,650 --> 04:59,410 And I think what's really useful of the emotional event is, from my understanding 75 04:59,410 --> 05:05,490 of it, I always think of it as, what is the relationship change between these two or more characters? 76 05:05,830 --> 05:10,670 Exactly. How is the relationship different at the end of the scene than it was at the beginning? 77 05:10,830 --> 05:13,570 That's the simplest way to put it. you know 78 05:13,570 --> 05:16,670 what changes in the emotional temperature and it 79 05:16,670 --> 05:19,570 could be a very small change and it could 80 05:19,570 --> 05:22,430 be a change in power change in power status and 81 05:22,430 --> 05:26,150 it could be a change in intimacy i mean 82 05:26,150 --> 05:30,110 those are two usual changes either it's a change in intimacy they become more 83 05:30,110 --> 05:35,890 intimate or they become more estranged or a change of power relationship those 84 05:35,890 --> 05:41,150 are kind of the usual ways and every scene has to to have one if it doesn't 85 05:41,150 --> 05:43,950 have it it's got to go yeah. 86 05:43,950 --> 05:46,910 And that's where it's it's going to be hugely 87 05:46,910 --> 05:51,250 valuable for writers and not just directors and actors like sue and i have done 88 05:51,250 --> 05:56,950 100 odd episodes now and we have looked in at discrete character tools like 89 05:56,950 --> 06:01,290 what's the character question of a scene usually looking at the protagonist 90 06:01,290 --> 06:06,750 of the scene how to best dramatize character character motivations from a writing perspective. 91 06:06,990 --> 06:13,270 And we've done what we call status transactions and tactics and all those things 92 06:13,270 --> 06:19,170 were different, I guess, dials or aspects that I was reading in your book, 93 06:19,350 --> 06:21,750 especially the chapter on the emotional event. 94 06:21,950 --> 06:26,850 But I don't think we've ever just taken this big step back and gone, 95 06:26,970 --> 06:32,830 all right, in a scene, how does the relationship between these these characters change? 96 06:33,270 --> 06:37,290 You know, having read your book, I'm now like, that's a really obvious question to ask. 97 06:37,370 --> 06:43,450 But I was not asking it really beforehand, unless Stu, who had read your book, was forcing me to. 98 06:45,150 --> 06:48,590 I mean, I think your comment about every scene should have it. 99 06:48,630 --> 06:52,230 This will help transition a little bit towards talking about Oppenheimer. 100 06:52,370 --> 06:56,530 Right. Because I think what you're talking about, like, what struck me, 101 06:56,550 --> 06:59,950 and I've used an excerpt in one of my, I occasionally teach, 102 07:00,170 --> 07:03,990 and in my class in exposition, I actually play a little clip of you talking 103 07:03,990 --> 07:05,950 about every scene needs an emotional event. 104 07:06,770 --> 07:10,370 I don't think you use the word especially, but the emphasis I'm putting on it 105 07:10,370 --> 07:13,110 is especially scenes that you think is expository. 106 07:13,110 --> 07:17,690 If you think the scene is just there to give the audience information, 107 07:17,930 --> 07:22,510 then you need to look into it further and find out what the emotional event is. 108 07:22,650 --> 07:26,650 And what struck me in prepping for this when we decided to do Oppenheimer is 109 07:26,650 --> 07:29,230 it's a film that it's got so much information. 110 07:29,490 --> 07:31,850 So much information. 111 07:31,850 --> 07:37,030 And makes it emotional. Like it was more successful for me in that regard than, than Chaz. 112 07:37,250 --> 07:40,870 I mean, we, he still liked it. I just really liked it. And part of it was like, 113 07:40,990 --> 07:44,450 yeah, it takes so much information and makes it emotional. 114 07:44,810 --> 07:48,470 And I think that's why it somehow resonated with a lot of people because of 115 07:48,470 --> 07:52,870 the emotional quality, not because we're listening to a lecture from Oppenheimer 116 07:52,870 --> 07:57,470 about physics, but the fact that somehow there's this emotional subtext to what 117 07:57,470 --> 07:58,430 he's saying about physics. 118 07:59,490 --> 08:04,790 We polled our patrons in selecting the films, but when we came to actually selecting the the scenes. 119 08:05,550 --> 08:08,730 You were part of those initial emails back and forth, Judith, 120 08:08,870 --> 08:12,630 where we were going, do we do three scenes from each film, five scenes from each film? 121 08:12,710 --> 08:16,030 And finally, reason prevailed and we picked one scene from each film. 122 08:16,370 --> 08:21,910 This is a perfect one. This is just fantastic. I'm so glad you chose this one. I love it. 123 08:22,390 --> 08:27,090 I had so much fun preparing for this. I really did. I read it over and over 124 08:27,090 --> 08:28,090 and I watched the the movie again. 125 08:28,450 --> 08:34,570 I should say, I come to Oppenheimer with some baggage because I had watched, 126 08:34,770 --> 08:40,310 there was a TV series back 10 more years ago called Manhattan. 127 08:40,950 --> 08:45,690 So I came to that feeling like that was the real Los Alamos. 128 08:46,130 --> 08:51,870 And the first time I watched Oppenheimer on the big screen, I was a little bit 129 08:51,870 --> 08:54,610 distracted because when I got to Los Alamos, I was thinking, 130 08:54,610 --> 08:55,770 That's not the way it was. 131 08:56,330 --> 08:59,730 You're describing an experience that Chaz and I call, that's not how time travel works. 132 09:00,010 --> 09:05,590 Because you're so used to the rules of another film that you can't help and bring that baggage. 133 09:05,810 --> 09:07,310 That's not what happened at Los Alamos. 134 09:07,630 --> 09:13,970 Yeah, yeah. So we're going to, at your request, we're going to be reading the parts of the script. 135 09:14,430 --> 09:15,350 Let me put it my way. 136 09:15,570 --> 09:16,270 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 137 09:16,390 --> 09:19,910 I asked them if they would mind reading the script aloud. loud. 138 09:20,030 --> 09:22,410 And then I asked them not to prepare. 139 09:22,730 --> 09:25,490 I asked them to decide among themselves who's going to read which, 140 09:25,590 --> 09:30,590 but not to read it in a monotone, you know, not to read it, you know, with deliberately, 141 09:31,230 --> 09:35,750 uninflected, but to read it like they're two men talking, not like it's a colonel 142 09:35,750 --> 09:40,790 and a physicist talking, but a little bit slower than usual conversation. 143 09:41,710 --> 09:46,250 And I just find that very useful to go a little bit lower at first, 144 09:46,430 --> 09:48,610 because you can let the words hit you a little bit. 145 09:49,150 --> 09:53,090 Yeah. I mean, I'm just going to discuss this a little bit before we dive into it. 146 09:53,130 --> 09:53,690 Yes. Okay. 147 09:53,870 --> 09:59,290 Because Chas and I had a script reading for one of our projects on Monday. 148 09:59,490 --> 10:01,650 One of my friends is doing their master's. 149 10:01,890 --> 10:06,910 And I was like, oh, a bunch of film students might be excited to do a feature read-through. 150 10:06,910 --> 10:09,630 and we sent them the script and with some 151 10:09,630 --> 10:12,630 notes but said look we don't expect you to prepare it's really just 152 10:12,630 --> 10:15,870 there if you're feeling anxious 153 10:15,870 --> 10:19,250 and want to prepare but we'd prefer you didn't because 154 10:19,250 --> 10:24,630 we just basically wanted them to be in the experience in real time as the characters 155 10:24,630 --> 10:28,190 because it's really about us sitting back and listening to it and going oh that 156 10:28,190 --> 10:32,950 lands that doesn't land and if they're prepared they might be overselling something 157 10:32,950 --> 10:38,390 or underselling something link or playing a moment as informed by a moment in the future, 158 10:38,430 --> 10:41,350 if that makes sense. So it's not emotionally true to the moment. 159 10:41,570 --> 10:45,070 But I was curious about your reasons for doing it because we found it very valuable 160 10:45,070 --> 10:49,830 and it was interesting that basically at the same time, you had said something similar about us. 161 10:50,010 --> 10:54,330 So what is the kind of the thinking, you know, is it just to let the words hit you? 162 10:54,430 --> 10:58,390 What are some of those usefulness if people are doing their own reading? 163 10:58,970 --> 11:04,170 Well, when I'm doing it in a class, I say, you know, just let the words live in the air. 164 11:04,890 --> 11:09,530 That's the only way that I think of it, you know, because I don't want to intellectualize 165 11:09,530 --> 11:11,590 it. And OK, I'll be honest. 166 11:11,810 --> 11:15,630 It's to get away from thinking about result, you know, to think about whether 167 11:15,630 --> 11:17,190 you're doing a good job of performing. 168 11:17,530 --> 11:18,010 Yeah, great. 169 11:18,190 --> 11:19,130 Amazing. Thank you. 170 11:19,270 --> 11:22,770 And also, you know, it's for the audience here so they can hear it. 171 11:22,870 --> 11:26,110 I'm assuming some people listen to your podcast in their cars, right? 172 11:26,110 --> 11:29,310 Some crazy people listen to it at three times speed. 173 11:30,290 --> 11:30,970 Oh, okay. 174 11:31,230 --> 11:34,130 We had one listener going, I finished this in the episode. And we're like, 175 11:34,150 --> 11:38,090 it came out half an hour ago. And he's like, yeah, listen to it at three times speed. 176 11:38,470 --> 11:44,590 All right. Well, then they will defeat me with my little plan here. 177 11:44,690 --> 11:48,430 But yeah, they won't have the script in front of them. So in order for me to 178 11:48,430 --> 11:49,890 talk about it and to hear it out loud. 179 11:50,550 --> 11:54,870 All right. So just before we go to the reading, you've also asked us for Oppenheimer 180 11:54,870 --> 11:59,850 and Past Lives to not read the big print or stage directions, 181 11:59,870 --> 12:01,370 as you call them, or action lines. 182 12:01,810 --> 12:04,770 We're just going to be focusing on the dialogue in terms of the read. 183 12:04,930 --> 12:09,030 If I see a stage direction that I think needs to be read, I will read it. 184 12:09,130 --> 12:09,490 Oh, great. 185 12:09,690 --> 12:10,890 But most of them don't. 186 12:11,290 --> 12:13,550 All right. So Oppenheimer? Oppenheimer? 187 12:27,930 --> 12:29,150 The Nazis have a bomb. 188 12:32,470 --> 12:36,550 They have a 12-month head start. 18. How could you possibly know that? 189 12:38,050 --> 12:44,530 We've got one hope. All America's industrial might and scientific innovation connected here. 190 12:45,730 --> 12:46,690 Secret laboratory. 191 12:48,410 --> 12:50,490 Keep everyone there until it's done. 192 12:53,710 --> 12:56,970 I mean, it's obviously the best picture winner and a lot of people saw it, 193 12:56,970 --> 13:01,650 But this is the story of Oppenheimer's role in the development of the atomic bomb in World War II. 194 13:01,890 --> 13:07,590 And specifically, we're looking at a scene where the US Army Colonel Leslie 195 13:07,590 --> 13:12,770 Groves, who's played by Matt Damon, effectively is recruiting Oppenheimer to 196 13:12,770 --> 13:14,830 be the director of the Los Alamos Laboratory. 197 13:15,210 --> 13:18,850 So this is the scene where they meet for the first time. and 198 13:18,850 --> 13:23,350 maybe this is a little bit too early to say this but when it struck me reading 199 13:23,350 --> 13:27,110 it was that mike nichols line about you know every scene's like a seduction 200 13:27,110 --> 13:31,530 or an interrogation and i felt like this scene was a little bit like a seduction 201 13:31,530 --> 13:38,430 but that's the that's kind of the scene is is groves coming in and talking to um oppenheimer all. 202 13:38,430 --> 13:39,570 Right fire away steve. 203 13:39,570 --> 13:46,630 Dr oppenheimer i'm I'm Colonel Groves. This is Lieutenant Colonel Nichols. Get that dry cleaned. 204 13:47,190 --> 13:51,630 If that's how you treat a lieutenant colonel, I'd hate to see how you treat a humble physicist. 205 13:52,110 --> 13:54,050 If I ever meet one, I'll let you know. 206 13:54,370 --> 13:54,810 Ouch. 207 13:55,230 --> 13:58,650 Heaters of combat all over the world, but I have to stay in Washington. 208 13:59,070 --> 13:59,430 Why? 209 13:59,730 --> 14:03,550 I built the Pentagon. The brass likes it so much they made me take over the 210 14:03,550 --> 14:05,070 Manhattan Engineer District. 211 14:05,470 --> 14:06,090 Which is? 212 14:06,790 --> 14:11,330 Don't be a smartass. You know damn well what it is. You and half of every physics 213 14:11,330 --> 14:14,190 department across America. That's problem number one. 214 14:14,370 --> 14:17,910 I thought problem number one would be securing enough uranium ore. 215 14:18,050 --> 14:21,270 1,200 tons. Bought the day I took charge. 216 14:21,870 --> 14:22,450 Processing? 217 14:22,470 --> 14:27,290 Just broke ground at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Now I'm looking for a project director. 218 14:27,650 --> 14:28,850 And my name came up. 219 14:29,350 --> 14:34,490 Nope. Even though you brought quantum physics to America, that made me curious. 220 14:34,910 --> 14:36,110 What have you found out? 221 14:36,110 --> 14:39,630 You're a Dylan Dante, womaniser, suspected communist. 222 14:40,030 --> 14:41,410 I'm a New Deal Democrat. 223 14:41,950 --> 14:47,150 I said suspected. Unstable, theatrical, egotistical, neurotic. 224 14:47,350 --> 14:50,750 Nothing good. Not even he's brilliant, but... 225 14:51,700 --> 14:54,780 Brilliance is taken for granted in your circles, so no. 226 14:55,220 --> 14:58,240 Only one person said anything good, Richard Tolman. 227 14:58,480 --> 15:03,440 He thinks you've got integrity, but Tolman strikes me as someone who knows science better than people. 228 15:03,820 --> 15:07,000 Yet here you are. You don't take much on trust. 229 15:07,400 --> 15:10,980 I don't take anything on trust. Why don't you have a Nobel Prize? 230 15:11,440 --> 15:12,780 Why aren't you a general? 231 15:13,080 --> 15:14,400 They're making me one for this. 232 15:14,880 --> 15:16,460 Maybe I'll have the same luck. 233 15:16,740 --> 15:18,540 A Nobel Prize for making a bomb. 234 15:19,080 --> 15:21,200 Alfred Nobel invented dynamite. 235 15:21,700 --> 15:22,960 So how would you proceed? 236 15:23,980 --> 15:29,000 You're talking about turning theory into a practical weapons system faster than the Nazis. 237 15:29,400 --> 15:31,400 Who have had a 12-month head start? 238 15:31,920 --> 15:32,220 18. 239 15:32,680 --> 15:34,360 How could you possibly know that? 240 15:34,660 --> 15:39,240 Our fast neutron research took six months. The man they've undoubtedly put in 241 15:39,240 --> 15:41,000 charge will have made that leap instantly. 242 15:41,440 --> 15:42,980 Who do you think they put in charge? 243 15:43,400 --> 15:49,060 Werner Heisenberg. He has the most intuitive understanding of atomic structure I have ever seen. 244 15:49,620 --> 15:50,440 You know his work? 245 15:50,440 --> 15:55,680 I know him. Just like I know Walter Both, von Beisacker, Diebner. 246 15:56,000 --> 15:59,780 In a straight race, the Germans win. We've got one hope. 247 16:00,040 --> 16:00,780 Which is? 248 16:01,740 --> 16:02,260 Antisemitism. 249 16:02,600 --> 16:03,040 What? 250 16:03,040 --> 16:08,720 Hitler called quantum physics Jewish science. Said it right to Einstein's face. 251 16:09,260 --> 16:13,980 Our one hope is that Hitler's so blinded by hate he's denied Heisenberg proper resources. 252 16:14,920 --> 16:19,720 Because it will take vast resources. Our nation's best scientists working together. 253 16:20,020 --> 16:21,440 Right now they're scattered. 254 16:21,700 --> 16:23,620 Which gives us compartmentalisation. 255 16:24,040 --> 16:27,140 All minds have to see the whole task to contribute efficiently. 256 16:27,540 --> 16:31,720 Poor security may cost us the race. Inefficiency will. will. 257 16:31,800 --> 16:33,840 The Germans know more than us anyway. 258 16:34,160 --> 16:35,340 The Russians don't. 259 16:35,740 --> 16:37,660 Remind me, who are we at war with? 260 16:38,160 --> 16:42,120 Someone with your past doesn't want to be seen downplaying the importance of 261 16:42,120 --> 16:43,820 security from our communist allies. 262 16:44,620 --> 16:46,500 Point taken. But no. 263 16:47,020 --> 16:48,680 You don't get to say no to me. 264 16:48,920 --> 16:51,640 It's my job to say no to you when you're wrong. 265 16:52,040 --> 16:53,460 You've got the job now? 266 16:54,480 --> 16:55,400 I'm considering it. 267 16:55,720 --> 16:59,240 I'm starting to see how you got your reputation. My favorite response, 268 16:59,840 --> 17:01,540 Oppenheimer couldn't run a hamburger stand. 269 17:01,880 --> 17:04,880 I couldn't, but I can run the Manhattan Project. 270 17:05,460 --> 17:10,180 Such a long scene. Let's stop for a second. The one thing that I try to do first 271 17:10,180 --> 17:12,600 is break it into beats, okay? 272 17:13,040 --> 17:15,620 You know, when I'm trying to understand a scene, it helps me, 273 17:15,660 --> 17:17,340 you know, start to get a handle on it. 274 17:17,440 --> 17:24,120 And I think what you've just said is, oh, it's the end of the first sub beat of the third beat. 275 17:24,480 --> 17:27,560 So let's go back again and read the first beat. 276 17:27,640 --> 17:34,160 I'm going to say that I think that the first beat goes until Oppenheimer's line, 277 17:34,320 --> 17:37,540 Alfred Nobel invented dynamite. Okay. 278 17:38,120 --> 17:42,560 And I'm going to say that's the first beat of the scene. You know, 279 17:42,580 --> 17:47,380 I'm glad you brought up Mike Nichols' suggestion that the emotional advantage 280 17:47,380 --> 17:51,820 of a scene is either a seduction, a negotiation, or a fight. 281 17:52,100 --> 17:57,680 You could see this as a seduction, but I sort of see it as a chess match. 282 17:57,940 --> 18:03,240 I see them both making points. I certainly think Oppenheimer wants the job. 283 18:03,300 --> 18:08,500 And his line when he says, oh, what's the Manhattan Engineer District? 284 18:08,840 --> 18:11,140 You know, of course, he knows very well what it is. 285 18:11,800 --> 18:18,300 And so certainly he wants the job, but, you know, there's something about this 286 18:18,300 --> 18:21,880 first beat where they, they spar with each other. 287 18:21,960 --> 18:26,320 It's more like banter or sparring, or I thought of it as chess match. 288 18:26,540 --> 18:30,320 And then when I went back and looked at the scene again, I saw, 289 18:30,520 --> 18:36,260 you know, Groves comes in the room and sits down and Oppenheimer pulls up a 290 18:36,260 --> 18:39,420 chair across from him. It's about five feet. 291 18:40,000 --> 18:42,180 It's big enough for a chess table in between them. 292 18:42,920 --> 18:43,840 It is. 293 18:44,040 --> 18:49,260 So it's not getting too close. It's not invading somebody's personal space, 294 18:49,440 --> 18:53,740 but it's face-to-face on the same level. 295 18:54,000 --> 18:57,140 It's what in fencing we would call being in wide measure. 296 18:57,260 --> 19:02,900 So it's far enough just to be able to touch the person, but not too close that 297 19:02,900 --> 19:04,760 you're really putting yourself too much at risk. 298 19:04,980 --> 19:10,320 Okay. Okay. Great. But they each get wins. They win back and forth. 299 19:10,740 --> 19:13,920 And Oppenheimer lets him win sometimes. 300 19:14,800 --> 19:19,860 So let's read this first beat again and just see how that goes. 301 19:20,240 --> 19:24,780 And I will read the stage direction about tossing his uniform jacket to the... 302 19:24,780 --> 19:28,200 That does matter, so I'll read that. 303 19:29,280 --> 19:33,360 Dr. Oppenheimer, I'm Colonel Groves. This is Lieutenant Colonel Nichols. 304 19:33,540 --> 19:36,740 He pulls off his uniform jacket and tosses it to Nichols. 305 19:36,960 --> 19:38,160 Get that dry cleaned. 306 19:38,400 --> 19:39,060 Nichols leave. 307 19:39,320 --> 19:42,880 If that's how you treat a lieutenant colonel, I'd hate to see how you treat a humble physicist. 308 19:43,300 --> 19:45,320 If I ever meet one, I'll let you know. 309 19:45,820 --> 19:46,260 Ouch. 310 19:46,680 --> 19:51,920 Okay. Win for Groves, and Oppenheimer lets him have the win. Ouch. 311 19:53,400 --> 19:59,000 But Groves gets the win. Oppenheimer jumps right in. I'm going to be equal to you. 312 19:59,280 --> 20:02,240 I'm going to call you on how you treat people. 313 20:03,000 --> 20:09,460 And then Rose calls him on that no physicists are humble. And also, 314 20:09,520 --> 20:10,760 that's a mysterious line. 315 20:10,900 --> 20:13,080 If I ever meet one, I'll let you know. 316 20:13,320 --> 20:18,940 I think it suggests, I think it's a clue to the fact that he's been meeting a lot of physicists. 317 20:20,080 --> 20:24,440 He's been meeting a lot of people who have been pitching themselves for this job. 318 20:24,680 --> 20:29,300 Okay? And he doesn't like a single one of them. He hates physicists. 319 20:30,080 --> 20:33,900 Okay. And I think that's something that he brings in here, you know, 320 20:33,920 --> 20:38,340 eat another jackass who's going to try to pitch himself. And anyway. 321 20:39,120 --> 20:44,420 Yeah. Ouch. Theaters of combat all over the world, but I have to stay in Washington. 322 20:44,820 --> 20:45,300 Why? 323 20:46,020 --> 20:50,020 I built the Pentagon. The brass likes it so much they made me take over the 324 20:50,020 --> 20:52,020 Manhattan Engineer District. 325 20:52,660 --> 20:53,320 Which is? 326 20:53,580 --> 20:57,860 Oh, don't be a smartass. You know damn well what it is. You and half of every 327 20:57,860 --> 21:01,240 physics department across America. That's problem number one. 328 21:01,480 --> 21:05,020 Yeah, just another thing. Problem number one. Problem number one is I have to 329 21:05,020 --> 21:07,060 spend time with all these jackasses. 330 21:09,180 --> 21:09,640 Yeah. 331 21:09,800 --> 21:10,260 Okay. 332 21:10,520 --> 21:13,580 It'd be so much easier to run the Manhattan Project without physicists. 333 21:13,940 --> 21:17,080 Well, it'd be so much easier for him to be in combat. 334 21:17,900 --> 21:20,580 Yes. Yeah, theaters of combat all over the world, yeah. 335 21:20,800 --> 21:23,500 That's what he's saying. Theaters of combat all over the world. 336 21:23,500 --> 21:26,520 I'd much rather be in the Philippines. 337 21:26,680 --> 21:30,360 I'd much rather be in Guam. I'd much rather be in- Europe. 338 21:30,480 --> 21:30,640 Yeah. 339 21:30,940 --> 21:34,940 Preferably Europe, okay? So that's where he wants to be. 340 21:35,080 --> 21:39,000 He doesn't want to be doing any of this Washington stuff at all, 341 21:39,040 --> 21:42,180 and he definitely doesn't want to be meeting with jackasses, 342 21:42,380 --> 21:44,780 all trying to tell him how smart they are. 343 21:45,380 --> 21:48,880 Which is Oppenheimer's almost telling him how smart he is with the, 344 21:49,020 --> 21:53,080 I thought problem Problem number one would be securing enough uranium ore. 345 21:53,320 --> 21:58,500 And I love just from a writing perspective that it's kind of done what we've 346 21:58,500 --> 22:02,200 called hook and eye, which is basically Grove says problem number one. 347 22:02,200 --> 22:06,500 And then Oppenheimer's dialogue starts with using the same words. 348 22:06,580 --> 22:10,700 It kind of connects it. So he's picking up on the problem number one and saying, 349 22:10,780 --> 22:13,740 actually, are you sure it's not uranium ore? 350 22:14,080 --> 22:17,800 Well, Oppenheimer takes his first win. And, you know, in terms of emotional 351 22:17,800 --> 22:21,040 event, that's how I'm seeing it. Oppenheimer takes his first win. 352 22:21,220 --> 22:22,860 He's saying, you know what? 353 22:23,300 --> 22:27,300 Our personalities are not the problem. The problem is beating the Germans. 354 22:28,530 --> 22:31,750 And then Groves has to respond to that with, well, actually, 355 22:31,910 --> 22:34,550 I've got it sorted. We've already got 1,200 tons. 356 22:34,850 --> 22:39,510 Bought the day I took charge. I love the use of the I there because it's him 357 22:39,510 --> 22:42,830 establishing his bona fides in front of Oppenheimer. 358 22:43,290 --> 22:47,950 It's not that they have 1,200 tons. It's that he got them to do it the very 359 22:47,950 --> 22:50,970 first thing. Him saying to Oppenheimer, I'm not an idiot. 360 22:51,250 --> 22:54,790 So now Groves is starting to approve his bona fides. 361 22:55,950 --> 22:56,390 Okay? 362 22:56,390 --> 22:59,830 Okay. Oppenheimer has put him in the position of proving his bona fides. 363 23:00,130 --> 23:02,370 That's why I say it's a win for Oppenheimer. 364 23:02,610 --> 23:07,170 Yeah. Here's an interesting question, and I'd have to rewatch the scene. 365 23:07,510 --> 23:11,790 Do you think Groves is coming in here going, I think Oppenheimer is the best, 366 23:11,830 --> 23:13,850 but I need to see if he's someone I can work with? 367 23:14,590 --> 23:18,390 Or it's him actually assessing whether or not he's capable of the job? 368 23:18,790 --> 23:19,750 Wait, what do you think? 369 23:20,590 --> 23:24,070 I mean, I phrased it as a question, but as I'm reading through this, 370 23:24,170 --> 23:30,350 I'm like, feels like Groves has basically almost said that he's met a whole bunch of physicists. 371 23:30,650 --> 23:34,770 He knows all of them are probably quite capable of doing the science, 372 23:34,830 --> 23:37,950 but he needs someone that's more than that. 373 23:38,090 --> 23:42,130 He needs someone who's actually going to solve the bigger project. 374 23:42,510 --> 23:46,550 I think he is testing the waters to see if Oppenheimer is that person, 375 23:46,630 --> 23:48,570 but he also needs Oppenheimer to approve him. 376 23:48,830 --> 23:52,610 I thought that's what was interesting about the 1,200 tons bought the day I 377 23:52,610 --> 23:56,770 took charge, is it's much about making Oppenheimer impressed by him. 378 23:56,870 --> 23:58,070 He needs Oppenheimer's approval. 379 23:58,310 --> 24:01,530 Because if Oppenheimer is the right person, if he goes in there knowing that, 380 24:01,610 --> 24:05,650 it's like, I actually need Oppenheimer to feel like we can be equals and work on this project. 381 24:05,970 --> 24:10,830 I think he needs to find out if Oppenheimer is someone he could stand to be around. 382 24:11,910 --> 24:15,990 Whoever this person is, they're going to be spending a lot of time together. 383 24:16,980 --> 24:22,300 And that's what I think the emotional event is, is that they discover they can work together. 384 24:22,480 --> 24:26,380 They discover they can tolerate each other or even like each other. 385 24:26,740 --> 24:29,520 Okay. That's why I say it's emotional. 386 24:31,140 --> 24:35,980 But they take all the steps along the way, you know, in this little fencing 387 24:35,980 --> 24:40,840 match, chess match, where they're getting little hits on each other. And they like that. 388 24:41,020 --> 24:43,320 They like to have a good sparring partner. 389 24:43,320 --> 24:50,700 I really like in Judith, you identified the Nobel Prize being the first major beat in the scene. 390 24:50,860 --> 24:54,820 I feel like there's a minor sub beat in the next line that we're about to talk 391 24:54,820 --> 24:58,500 about where Grove says just broke ground at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, full stop. 392 24:58,660 --> 25:03,000 Now I'm looking for a project director. They both knew coming into the scene 393 25:03,000 --> 25:05,520 that that's what this is. they. 394 25:05,520 --> 25:08,360 Both know that he knows that that's what this is about. 395 25:08,360 --> 25:11,540 But finally it's been said out loud that that's 396 25:11,540 --> 25:14,300 what this is so the to me the initial section of 397 25:14,300 --> 25:17,660 the scene is like you say the sparring this back and forth establishing of bona 398 25:17,660 --> 25:21,600 fides and now they're actually going to talk it comes out of subtext into text 399 25:21,600 --> 25:25,960 we're now going to talk about why we're here but i agree with you fully that 400 25:25,960 --> 25:30,420 that there's a beat next because i feel like oppenheimer doesn't change his 401 25:30,420 --> 25:31,880 approach to the interaction, 402 25:32,080 --> 25:36,480 to the relationship until that Alfred Noble line, because it's interesting, 403 25:36,620 --> 25:39,620 a lot of his lines, you can just see it visually on the page. 404 25:40,100 --> 25:44,960 Groves has got lots of chunks of text, multiple sentences, you know, 405 25:44,960 --> 25:48,620 statements, and Oppenheimer has lots of very short questions. 406 25:48,780 --> 25:51,020 Why? Which is processing. 407 25:51,440 --> 25:54,620 And my name came up. What have you found out? Like he's just, 408 25:54,620 --> 25:58,620 Just, you know, to Stu's point, is he trying to get information? 409 25:58,940 --> 26:03,760 Is he trying to, to your point, Judith, like surrender a little bit of power? 410 26:04,100 --> 26:09,440 There is definitely back and forth, but I feel like he's still not pushing as 411 26:09,440 --> 26:14,600 hard as he can yet, that he pushes a lot harder after that Alfred Noble. 412 26:15,670 --> 26:16,470 dynamite line? 413 26:16,730 --> 26:20,230 Well, here's the way I put it. And that doesn't mean that it's right. 414 26:20,510 --> 26:24,170 You know, the way that I talk about things, I don't mean that this is the only 415 26:24,170 --> 26:27,650 way to talk about them, the only way to think about them, the only way to do them. 416 26:27,730 --> 26:31,730 And I definitely don't mean that if Christopher Nolan didn't think of them this 417 26:31,730 --> 26:34,690 way, he should have. I definitely don't mean anything like that. 418 26:35,270 --> 26:40,150 But to me, I thought this whole, this whole beat, you know, it's a It's a getting-to-know-you 419 26:40,150 --> 26:44,730 beat, but with very high-powered people that want to do things fast. 420 26:45,130 --> 26:46,970 And so they're going to test each 421 26:46,970 --> 26:50,450 other. They're testing each other to see what the other guy is made of. 422 26:50,610 --> 26:55,230 And why I think the first beat ends with Alfred Nobel invented dynamite, 423 26:55,250 --> 26:59,150 because that is a definitive win for Oppenheimer. That's his definitive win. 424 26:59,330 --> 27:01,790 And at that moment, he has the job. 425 27:02,090 --> 27:03,970 He's not trying to get the job anymore. 426 27:04,310 --> 27:09,750 At that moment, he has the job. That's the way I see it. And then the next bead, 427 27:09,950 --> 27:12,130 Groves says, so how would you proceed? 428 27:12,670 --> 27:18,330 And so the next bead, I think, is strategizing. You already have a job. 429 27:18,670 --> 27:20,210 They're strategizing together. 430 27:20,550 --> 27:23,550 I think it's actually the first time Groves asks a question. 431 27:23,890 --> 27:27,270 Oppenheimer is not trying to prove anything at all anymore. He's saying, 432 27:27,410 --> 27:31,570 okay, let's get to work. They're 18 months ahead of us. 433 27:31,710 --> 27:35,530 And you're right. It is the first time Groves is asked a question. 434 27:35,530 --> 27:41,550 In a way, it's not every line, but there's a lot in that first beat of Oppenheimer 435 27:41,550 --> 27:42,990 asking questions, right? 436 27:43,070 --> 27:46,650 He's pulling information out of Groves, right? 437 27:46,750 --> 27:48,590 Nothing good, not even he's a brilliant but. 438 27:48,890 --> 27:52,070 I mean, sometimes he's choosing to make statements, you know, 439 27:52,070 --> 27:55,690 and my name came up. I love that that is a statement and not a question. 440 27:55,870 --> 27:59,090 Oppenheimer's like, well, of course my name came up. And so Groves says. 441 27:59,310 --> 27:59,570 No. 442 28:01,090 --> 28:04,710 It's like a nice little bit of win for Groves. But it is largely Oppenheimer 443 28:04,710 --> 28:06,110 pulling information from Groves. 444 28:06,190 --> 28:10,570 And as you say, part of that shift is after that definitive read from Oppenheimer, 445 28:10,690 --> 28:14,070 Alfred Noble invented dynamite is, so how would you proceed? 446 28:14,430 --> 28:18,450 Part of the reason we know it's a job is because Groves is actually interested 447 28:18,450 --> 28:20,130 in what Oppenheimer has to say. 448 28:20,210 --> 28:20,730 Right? 449 28:20,830 --> 28:24,290 And that is an emotion. That is a change in relationship. Even just going from 450 28:24,290 --> 28:28,110 making statements to someone to asking them questions is a bit of an emotional event. 451 28:28,370 --> 28:31,350 How would you proceed is really interesting for that reason. 452 28:31,350 --> 28:35,650 They're strategizing, but it's Groves interested in what Oppenheimer has to say here. 453 28:35,850 --> 28:38,430 The other thing is when I went back and watched the scene again, 454 28:38,510 --> 28:42,570 I roughed out where I thought the beats were, you know, just from the page. 455 28:42,730 --> 28:44,730 Then I went back and watched the scene again. 456 28:44,930 --> 28:47,810 And at this point, when Groves says, how would you proceed? 457 28:48,720 --> 28:57,760 Oppenheimer stands up. And that's a very smart directorial way to mark a beat change with blocking. 458 28:58,000 --> 29:03,440 It's physicalized, face-to-face at wide measure, and they're testing each other. 459 29:03,560 --> 29:07,100 I think they're both testing each other. I think, you know, Oppenheimer wants 460 29:07,100 --> 29:12,840 the job, but he knows that Groves wants somebody who will test him. They want the friction. 461 29:13,060 --> 29:16,260 They like the friction. They both work best with friction. 462 29:17,220 --> 29:20,680 I mean, poor Nichols, you know, he takes the coat and walks, 463 29:20,780 --> 29:22,340 takes it to the dry cleaner. 464 29:22,540 --> 29:27,160 Groves has no respect for Nichols. He wants somebody who's, that he can learn from. 465 29:27,300 --> 29:30,400 They both want to be around somebody that they can learn from, 466 29:30,500 --> 29:35,340 that they can sharpen their knives against. And that's what they find in that first beat. 467 29:35,540 --> 29:38,720 And they get to work. Now they are working. 468 29:38,960 --> 29:42,140 So let's just read that beat again. So how would you proceed? 469 29:42,460 --> 29:46,480 And just remember, in the movie, now Ebenheimer is standing up. 470 29:46,620 --> 29:52,160 And he's not exactly pacing, but he's got a sense of activity and movement to his body. 471 29:52,420 --> 29:53,680 So how would you proceed? 472 29:54,160 --> 29:58,900 You're talking about turning theory into a practical weapon system faster than the Nazis. 473 29:59,400 --> 30:00,900 You have a 12-month head start. 474 30:01,240 --> 30:01,580 18. 475 30:02,180 --> 30:03,800 How could you possibly know that? 476 30:04,060 --> 30:07,960 Our fast neutron research took six months. The man they've undoubtedly put in 477 30:07,960 --> 30:09,520 charge will have made that leap instantly. 478 30:10,040 --> 30:11,740 Who do you think they put in charge? 479 30:12,140 --> 30:16,520 Werner Heisenberg. He has the most intuitive understanding of atomic structure I've ever seen. 480 30:16,720 --> 30:17,580 You know his work? 481 30:17,920 --> 30:21,540 I know him. Just like I know Walter Boeck, von Weissacher, Diebner. 482 30:21,700 --> 30:25,340 In a straight race, the Germans win. We've got one hope. 483 30:26,360 --> 30:26,980 Which is? 484 30:27,360 --> 30:28,340 Anti-Semitism. 485 30:28,920 --> 30:29,440 What? 486 30:30,280 --> 30:34,880 Hitler called quantum physics Jewish science, said it right to Einstein's face. 487 30:35,340 --> 30:40,400 Our one hope is that Hitler's so blinded by hate, he's denied Heisenberg proper resources. 488 30:41,040 --> 30:43,620 Because it will take vast resources. 489 30:44,240 --> 30:48,720 Okay, right now I think it switches to the third beat. That can happen mid-speech, by the way. 490 30:48,980 --> 30:50,180 Oh, really? Yeah. 491 30:50,260 --> 30:56,140 So, because it'll take vast resources. Okay, new beat. This is B3. 492 30:56,420 --> 31:00,980 Our nation's best scientists working together. Right now, they're scattered. 493 31:01,400 --> 31:05,580 So I'm going to say B3 is his pitch for Los Alamos. 494 31:06,060 --> 31:10,280 I just love the arrogance of a guy to pitch his ranch as well. 495 31:10,680 --> 31:13,680 Yes. The Manhattan Project shouldn't face itself. 496 31:13,820 --> 31:16,940 Exactly. I happen to know a place that would be perfect. 497 31:17,920 --> 31:21,980 So right now, he's the best minds. He's talking about the Jewish brain drain 498 31:21,980 --> 31:25,720 from Europe. because of the persecution and the Holocaust. 499 31:26,100 --> 31:31,840 And he says, we have got them, but they're scattered, and we've got to put them in one place. 500 31:32,160 --> 31:35,420 And then Groves brings up this compartmentalization. 501 31:36,740 --> 31:41,660 So let's start reading that. Our nation's best scientists working together. Just start from there. 502 31:41,860 --> 31:45,340 Our nation's best scientists working together. Right now they're scattered. 503 31:45,580 --> 31:47,560 Which gives us compartmentalization. 504 31:48,020 --> 31:51,500 All minds have to see the whole task to contribute efficiently. 505 31:51,500 --> 31:55,680 Poor security may cost us the race, inefficiency will. 506 31:56,060 --> 31:58,400 The Germans know more than us anyway. 507 31:58,720 --> 31:59,760 The Russians don't. 508 31:59,820 --> 32:01,880 Remind me, who are we at war with? 509 32:02,220 --> 32:06,080 Someone with your past doesn't want to be seen downplaying the importance of 510 32:06,080 --> 32:07,900 security from our communist allies. 511 32:08,640 --> 32:10,740 Point taken. But no. 512 32:11,600 --> 32:12,960 You don't get to say no to me. 513 32:13,400 --> 32:15,740 It's my job to say no to you when you're wrong. 514 32:15,980 --> 32:17,100 You've got the job now? 515 32:17,340 --> 32:18,240 I'm considering it. 516 32:18,500 --> 32:21,880 I'm starting to see how you got your reputation. My favorite response? 517 32:22,500 --> 32:24,480 Oppenheimer couldn't run a hamburger stand. 518 32:25,060 --> 32:28,020 I couldn't, but I can run the Manhattan Project. 519 32:28,420 --> 32:33,520 Okay, now there's a shift. Now, this line, I'm starting to see how you got your reputation. 520 32:34,100 --> 32:38,240 Another mysterious line. I mean, it looks like he's a little bit of a put-down 521 32:38,240 --> 32:41,420 of Oppenheimer, but no, he likes that about him. 522 32:41,600 --> 32:47,900 Because he's talking about both the reputations, because Groves has a reputation for arrogance, too. 523 32:48,980 --> 32:55,020 And we've seen it in the scene when he throws the jacket at a lieutenant colonel, 524 32:55,020 --> 32:57,860 that he has a reputation for arrogance. 525 32:57,900 --> 33:02,180 He comes in there, he loosens his tie, he puts his arm up on a bookshelf or 526 33:02,180 --> 33:07,120 another chair, saying, you have a reputation for arrogance, just like me. 527 33:07,320 --> 33:08,700 That's a bonding moment. 528 33:09,300 --> 33:12,780 I actually think what's really interesting is about the you don't get to say 529 33:12,780 --> 33:15,880 no to me in a way to use colloquial terminology. 530 33:16,460 --> 33:21,520 It's kind of a bit of a shit test from Groves. He actually likes that Oppenheimer 531 33:21,520 --> 33:26,700 is able to speak his mind, but it's actually a bit of a test to see if Oppenheimer 532 33:26,700 --> 33:27,960 is going to wither a little bit. 533 33:28,600 --> 33:31,800 like in in my interpretation grows need 534 33:31,800 --> 33:34,620 someone who's going to speak his mind and because they need 535 33:34,620 --> 33:37,400 the win like they're fighting a war and trying to beat the 536 33:37,400 --> 33:40,500 nazis they don't need someone who's going to necessarily follow the 537 33:40,500 --> 33:43,200 party line in in a way so him saying you don't get to say 538 33:43,200 --> 33:49,160 no to me and i would say yes i do um he's actually a win grow saying so you've 539 33:49,160 --> 33:52,380 got the job now question mark it's actually you've definitely got the job now 540 33:52,380 --> 34:00,120 yeah right like it's like that's the The emotional event there is that acceptance 541 34:00,120 --> 34:01,220 of like, that's a good thing. 542 34:02,520 --> 34:07,640 And then the third part of the third beat is when he goes to the blackboard. 543 34:07,720 --> 34:10,840 That's the stage direction here. He goes to the blackboard, and that's how it's 544 34:10,840 --> 34:12,880 staged. He goes to the blackboard. 545 34:13,380 --> 34:15,300 There's a way to balance these things. 546 34:15,880 --> 34:19,140 So that's where we stopped when we did the big read-through, 547 34:19,260 --> 34:23,380 because you said that this is kind of moving into the last part of the… Yeah. 548 34:23,380 --> 34:26,220 This is like, I was thinking beat 3C. 549 34:27,020 --> 34:30,800 But in terms of the is there any more emotional event 550 34:30,800 --> 34:33,820 in this third part or is the 551 34:33,820 --> 34:36,860 reason we instinctively stopped because we actually had reached 552 34:36,860 --> 34:43,940 the emotional event you know they they started out sparring and then groves 553 34:43,940 --> 34:50,360 opens a window like opens a door for oppenheimer to pitch and then this third 554 34:50,360 --> 34:54,980 bit is them going like actually still sparring but agreeing essentially essentially, 555 34:55,000 --> 34:57,660 that he's got the job, that they're going to work together. 556 34:58,100 --> 35:02,720 I'm just looking for what happens. The first beat, they're sparring. 557 35:02,900 --> 35:06,300 They're fighting. They like to spar with each other. In the second beat, 558 35:06,360 --> 35:08,160 they're strategizing. That's different. 559 35:08,380 --> 35:13,360 They're strategizing. I do. It was great that you noticed that I hadn't noticed 560 35:13,360 --> 35:18,160 this, that in the first beat, Oppenheimer is asking the questions and the second beat, Groves is. 561 35:18,380 --> 35:22,160 I mean, because Oppenheimer knows physics and Groves doesn't, right? 562 35:22,820 --> 35:25,800 But Groves knows strategy. they're actually starting 563 35:25,800 --> 35:28,560 to work and so groves is asking him 564 35:28,560 --> 35:32,020 questions and oppenheimer is not saying look at what he's not saying he's not 565 35:32,020 --> 35:36,880 saying well i'll tell you that if you give me the job he's not saying that he's 566 35:36,880 --> 35:40,500 getting to work but then the third thing which has been on his mind from the 567 35:40,500 --> 35:46,020 beginning is he wants to get all these scientists and he wants to bring them to los alamos yeah. 568 35:46,020 --> 35:51,400 And my interpretation chas of your point about the is this the end of of the 569 35:51,400 --> 35:52,300 emotional event in the scene. 570 35:52,360 --> 35:58,360 No, I mean, I just see that the next section is actually ending from a page, 571 35:58,460 --> 36:01,200 a scene numbering count at the top of scene 67. 572 36:02,940 --> 36:06,620 As he pitches the idea, we start seeing it being built, right? 573 36:06,740 --> 36:11,200 And then it ends with Oppenheimer saying, welcome to Los Alamos. 574 36:11,560 --> 36:16,640 And they're there. So the emotional, like the end of that kind of beat is the 575 36:16,640 --> 36:18,240 success. Like the pitch worked. 576 36:18,680 --> 36:22,020 The change in relationship is they built it, right? 577 36:22,660 --> 36:26,740 For me, the scene doesn't actually end until where, you know, 578 36:26,760 --> 36:27,840 we physically move space. 579 36:28,160 --> 36:32,100 But it's the way it's written is it's like it's a continuation of the dialogue. 580 36:32,100 --> 36:35,920 And as he talks and pitches the idea, we kind of see it being built. 581 36:36,040 --> 36:39,720 And so we're beginning to see what he's talking about as actually happening. 582 36:39,840 --> 36:42,160 And then we see the success of it. 583 36:43,000 --> 36:47,340 Judith, I just wanted to know, you said that line about Oppenheimer couldn't 584 36:47,340 --> 36:50,220 run a hamburger stand wasn't a put down. 585 36:50,380 --> 36:55,420 And I agree. And it's that line that gives me the feeling that you said about 586 36:55,420 --> 36:59,760 what is Groves coming into the scene trying to achieve? 587 36:59,760 --> 37:04,240 Steve, because if he had heard from someone Oppenheimer couldn't run a hamburger 588 37:04,240 --> 37:07,940 stand and believed it, he wouldn't be in that room. 589 37:08,680 --> 37:13,820 Well, the roast doesn't like people who try to get a job by saying negative 590 37:13,820 --> 37:15,140 things about their competition. 591 37:16,060 --> 37:18,360 He doesn't like that kind of man at all. 592 37:19,720 --> 37:25,700 So those guys that say, oh, you know, he asked him about Oppenheimer and say, 593 37:25,780 --> 37:27,280 oh, he couldn't run a hamburger stand. 594 37:27,480 --> 37:29,520 That guy's out of the running. all. 595 37:29,520 --> 37:32,920 It's telling him is that obviously up and high if everyone is putting down oppenheimer 596 37:32,920 --> 37:35,240 then he is obviously the best one it's like. 597 37:35,240 --> 37:40,560 Yeah that's it if everyone is saying he's neurotic he's a womanizer he's a jerk 598 37:40,560 --> 37:42,940 that then that means he's the 599 37:42,940 --> 37:48,980 guy that they all have to beat so that's the guy i really have to see i'd. 600 37:48,980 --> 37:54,920 Just like to note that in this scene we're talking all about the the relationship 601 37:54,920 --> 38:00,860 between the characters and how riveting it is and how much it's actually moving. 602 38:00,940 --> 38:04,760 Like the scene is only three pages long, but it moves, 603 38:05,720 --> 38:10,160 back and forth so quickly and there's real shifts, but the amount of backstory 604 38:10,160 --> 38:14,780 and exposition that they've worked in there is huge. 605 38:15,040 --> 38:18,880 We've worked out that they've told us that Groves built the Pentagon. 606 38:19,240 --> 38:25,680 They've told us that the biggest problem engineering-wise is how much uranium ore they need to get. 607 38:25,860 --> 38:27,720 The issues around compartmentalization. 608 38:28,700 --> 38:31,720 Security, that they're concerned as much about Russia. 609 38:31,860 --> 38:35,980 We've got the scientific, scientific, even though they don't really go into 610 38:35,980 --> 38:37,800 the science, because none of us would understand it. 611 38:37,900 --> 38:43,200 Let's read this last bit, which is really lots of exposition, too. 612 38:43,720 --> 38:46,140 And I actually do, I'm going to 613 38:46,140 --> 38:49,400 bore you, Chas, but I do actually want to read to the bottom of page 50. 614 38:49,520 --> 38:49,860 Yeah, sure. 615 38:49,980 --> 38:52,220 Because it does a really interesting, because I think part of it, 616 38:52,260 --> 38:55,400 that the emotional event stuff that you're talking about and keeping us interested 617 38:55,400 --> 39:01,600 is the change in the rhythms of the dialogue that reflect the kind of the changing 618 39:01,600 --> 39:03,280 in the relationships between these two men. 619 39:03,500 --> 39:08,520 Please believe me, I'm not bored. I was just interested why we instinctively stopped at that point. 620 39:09,200 --> 39:13,060 I think it's a big bit. I think at this point Oppenheimer probably has won, 621 39:13,300 --> 39:17,200 but there is a difference between just winning the point and getting the job 622 39:17,200 --> 39:20,180 and actually seeing what we're about to see. All right. 623 39:20,320 --> 39:25,260 Now he's at the blackboard. And again, you know, I watched the scene again a 624 39:25,260 --> 39:30,020 few times and then in Grove's moves, he comes closer to the blackboard. 625 39:30,020 --> 39:35,320 He takes a chair, turns it around, and sits it in front of the blackboard like a student. 626 39:35,740 --> 39:41,840 I mean, this is brilliantly, brilliantly blocked and brilliantly written scene. 627 39:42,140 --> 39:46,680 Anyway, so let's read the rest. There's a way to balance these things. Starts there. 628 39:47,040 --> 39:52,060 There's a way to balance these things. Leave the rad lab here at Berkeley under 629 39:52,060 --> 39:54,920 Lawrence. Met lab in Chicago under Sillard. 630 39:55,300 --> 39:57,960 Large-scale refining, where did you say? Tennessee. to see? 631 39:58,260 --> 40:03,520 All America's industrial might and scientific innovation connected by rail focused 632 40:03,520 --> 40:09,000 on one goal, one point in space and time coming together here. 633 40:09,380 --> 40:13,840 Now, here's what I have to tell you. I think this conversation all took place in that room. 634 40:14,580 --> 40:20,880 Nolan made a very smart, I think, cinematic choice to show us what they're talking about. 635 40:21,260 --> 40:25,980 But in fact, this is all taking place in that room a. 636 40:25,980 --> 40:29,700 Secret laboratory in the middle of nowhere self-sufficient 637 40:29,700 --> 40:36,840 secure equipment housing the works we keep everyone there till it's done it'll 638 40:36,840 --> 40:43,020 need a school stores a church why if we don't let scientists bring their families 639 40:43,020 --> 40:48,620 we'll never get the best you want security build a town and build it fast where, 640 40:49,980 --> 40:54,960 Welcome to Los Alamos. There's a boys' school we'll have to commandeer and the 641 40:54,960 --> 40:57,200 local Indians come up here for burial rites. 642 40:57,340 --> 41:00,960 Other than that, nothing for 40 miles in any direction. 643 41:01,180 --> 41:05,980 And southeast, hundreds of miles of desert, enough to find the perfect spot. 644 41:06,840 --> 41:07,320 For? 645 41:08,060 --> 41:08,540 Success. 646 41:09,360 --> 41:12,980 It's funny that he says success. It's for, you know, pissing bombs. 647 41:13,040 --> 41:17,640 Blowing up. And I didn't think we would be getting into this section, 648 41:17,720 --> 41:21,360 so I didn't put the next page in our writing, but the next page is the button 649 41:21,360 --> 41:25,500 on the scene, which is Grove saying to Nichols, build this man a town. 650 41:26,700 --> 41:32,980 Success also works as a button in its own interesting way, you know? It's like... 651 41:32,980 --> 41:34,500 Well, they're not going to use 652 41:34,500 --> 41:39,040 the word bomb. They're using euphemisms for the word bomb all the time. 653 41:39,440 --> 41:44,420 They call it the gadget, they don't call it... Anyway, that's a lot of exposition, right? 654 41:44,960 --> 41:51,180 But what What makes it work is that the scene is not about the information, 655 41:51,280 --> 41:53,040 it's about the relationship. 656 41:53,580 --> 41:58,980 It's about two men discovering that they love working with each other. 657 41:59,520 --> 42:06,140 And actually, this relationship takes us all the way through Act 2 of the whole movie. 658 42:06,960 --> 42:12,280 This relationship is the centering string that takes us through all of Act Two, 659 42:12,340 --> 42:13,900 which is a lot of exposition. 660 42:14,100 --> 42:19,540 But the reason that it works is because it's about one central relationship, 661 42:19,780 --> 42:21,900 which is Oppenheimer and Groves. 662 42:22,340 --> 42:27,580 I'll just throw in my theories about Act One and Act Three, that Act Three is 663 42:27,580 --> 42:30,720 the relationship of Oppenheimer and Strauss. 664 42:30,980 --> 42:35,620 And then I have this kind of crazy theory. We should move on to the next thing. 665 42:35,620 --> 42:41,240 But I have this kind of crazy theory about Act One, which is it's kind of competing 666 42:41,240 --> 42:44,500 strands, two competing groups. 667 42:44,780 --> 42:51,060 They're the great men of science who he idolizes and also sometimes resents or fears. 668 42:51,320 --> 42:53,380 There's a group of them and he meets them all. 669 42:53,860 --> 42:56,740 So that's one group. And then women. 670 42:56,740 --> 43:04,260 and his compulsion, his inability to collect women notches in his belt and to 671 43:04,260 --> 43:08,100 pick the most difficult ones he can, you know, rainy, disturbed, 672 43:08,540 --> 43:11,660 unloving women, one after another. 673 43:12,060 --> 43:17,780 And both of those sort of as a group, women as a group, great men of science 674 43:17,780 --> 43:22,000 as a group, those are the relationships of the first act. 675 43:22,300 --> 43:26,400 And here's where I get all Freudian, that mother and his father. 676 43:26,740 --> 43:26,980 Yeah. 677 43:27,140 --> 43:30,800 Even though we never meet them and they're never spoken of, they are implied. 678 43:31,280 --> 43:34,380 Yeah. I was going to say, you get a sense that they're somewhere in there. 679 43:34,720 --> 43:40,780 Well, he was sent away to school. So, you know, it's the absence of them that, 680 43:40,840 --> 43:43,360 you know, drives that first act. 681 43:43,940 --> 43:46,880 Just a few quick straight observations for me. 682 43:47,280 --> 43:50,360 The connecting on that, I think that's actually as much as we were looking at 683 43:50,360 --> 43:55,540 the emotional event as on a scene level, right? The idea of looking at an act, 684 43:55,640 --> 43:59,700 looking at a sequence and going, what is the core relationship here? 685 44:00,620 --> 44:06,200 How does that change? I actually think it's a really useful tool for screenwriters. 686 44:06,520 --> 44:09,940 It's an important delivery system for plot. 687 44:10,340 --> 44:14,720 Yeah, but it will help connect emotion. And as we've talked about with stakes, 688 44:14,920 --> 44:18,920 Chas and I, we did an episode on stakes and we started realizing that stakes 689 44:18,920 --> 44:22,240 are about what people value and what people value is their relationship to things. 690 44:22,420 --> 44:25,600 So it's going to be connected to your stakes as well. All right. 691 44:25,760 --> 44:26,480 All right. 692 44:27,000 --> 44:32,400 Speaking of relationships that not only drive a whole act, but as Chas was pitching 693 44:32,400 --> 44:35,360 before, I'm stealing your thunder here, Chas. 694 44:36,420 --> 44:40,560 It's about time. I keep stealing your observations that you make off mic, so go for it, G. 695 44:41,580 --> 44:47,140 Well, you're just saying that the relationship in Casino Royale between Bond 696 44:47,140 --> 44:53,340 and Vespa absolutely drives the Daniel Craig Bond films for most of them, 697 44:53,340 --> 44:56,200 if not the whole series. What happens in this first film? 698 44:56,280 --> 45:00,800 And they realized the strength of that relationship was enough to kind of keep 699 45:00,800 --> 45:05,280 a character that was largely an unemotional, for lack of a better word, 700 45:05,380 --> 45:09,580 character in previous films had no attachments and were able to realize the 701 45:09,580 --> 45:11,600 power of using it to drive a whole film. 702 45:21,430 --> 45:28,530 How did he die? Your contact? Not well. You needn't worry. The second is... 703 45:29,770 --> 45:30,330 Yes. 704 45:32,510 --> 45:33,070 Considerably. 705 45:37,250 --> 45:40,810 The man was Le Chiffre, private banker to the world's terrorists, 706 45:41,210 --> 45:45,790 which would explain how he could set up a high-stakes poker game at Casino Royale in Montenegro. 707 45:45,790 --> 45:51,770 if he loses this game he'll have nowhere to run you're the best player in the service, 708 45:52,690 --> 45:58,950 the treasury has agreed to stake you in the game but if you lose our government 709 45:58,950 --> 46:04,010 will have directly financed terrorism i will be keeping my eye on our government's 710 46:04,010 --> 46:08,870 money and off your perfectly formed house you noticed. 711 46:08,870 --> 46:12,250 So casino royale 712 46:12,250 --> 46:15,810 is the the first daniel craig bond film the 713 46:15,810 --> 46:20,650 writer writing credits uh i was amused to see now this is we've got a script 714 46:20,650 --> 46:23,810 that was available online that has i'm not going to say the person but it does 715 46:23,810 --> 46:28,650 have a watermark on it so it is very clear who got this script out but the the 716 46:28,650 --> 46:33,190 credits on this version are a screenplay by neil purvis and and Robert Wade, 717 46:33,390 --> 46:37,730 and then second set of revisions by Paul Haggis in 2005. 718 46:38,150 --> 46:43,490 And the- I lobbied quite hard for these scenes to be in part of the homework 719 46:43,490 --> 46:47,450 because these two scenes, they're the two scenes- Bond and Vesper have just 720 46:47,450 --> 46:49,410 been engaged in a pretty brutal fistfight, 721 46:49,570 --> 46:53,570 which has ended with Bond killing a man by strangling him, in which Vesper was involved. 722 46:53,750 --> 47:00,990 And Vesper is an accountant, she was not a character of violence until this point in the movie. 723 47:01,640 --> 47:06,420 And then I just remember so strongly, and I still remember these two scenes 724 47:06,420 --> 47:09,040 in the bathroom after that fistfight. 725 47:09,200 --> 47:14,080 And we were looking for, Judith, just so you know, when we try to pick our homework, 726 47:14,140 --> 47:19,080 we try to pick a range of films, genres, stories, so that we can try and see 727 47:19,080 --> 47:22,240 the same tool working in different contexts. 728 47:22,660 --> 47:28,900 And it was so clear to me that these two scenes were there for emotional purposes. 729 47:29,040 --> 47:33,640 I couldn't enunciate better than that why. why and hopefully you can tell me i. 730 47:33,640 --> 47:36,300 Didn't watch the whole movie again i mean i saw it when 731 47:36,300 --> 47:39,660 i came out but i thought well maybe it's on youtube and 732 47:39,660 --> 47:44,200 you know i put casino royale and that's just the first thing that comes up oh 733 47:44,200 --> 47:49,920 really yeah oh wow yeah so it's a real emotional center to the movie anyway 734 47:49,920 --> 47:54,980 i i'm going to read some of the stage directions and you know you've just mentioned 735 47:54,980 --> 47:59,260 the writers and i don't mean to brag on them but i don't care for them very much, 736 48:00,760 --> 48:05,460 and i don't think that the actors followed them okay and that's the point that 737 48:05,460 --> 48:07,780 i want to make with this one i. 738 48:07,780 --> 48:08,720 Love a bit of controversy. 739 48:08,720 --> 48:14,400 But i gotta say i loved the character vesper i loved how she was written you 740 48:14,400 --> 48:18,620 know their first scene where they when they meet i thought oh gosh finally a 741 48:18,620 --> 48:23,500 bond girl who's really smart and really is his match you know so so i think 742 48:23,500 --> 48:27,380 they did a a great job writing Vesper for the most part. 743 48:28,080 --> 48:34,240 But, well, I'll say it right away. This is an example of a scene that's written from the male gaze. 744 48:34,660 --> 48:35,140 Definitely. 745 48:35,600 --> 48:40,840 But not performed that way. So, I don't know, you know, whether it was the director 746 48:40,840 --> 48:46,040 or the actors, but those actors were so strong and they were so connected to 747 48:46,040 --> 48:50,240 each other that I suspect that they got together and figured some things out together. 748 48:50,640 --> 48:54,100 Because some of the lines are left out. So anyway, uh, 749 48:55,200 --> 48:58,480 Bond lets himself in on doing his tie to reveal a creased shirt. 750 48:58,880 --> 49:03,260 Shadow bus, he sees Vesper's gown on the floor, empty wine bottle on the table. 751 49:03,340 --> 49:04,300 Here's her shower running. 752 49:05,120 --> 49:08,180 Tired and jaded, he doesn't think too much of it, pulls off his shirt. 753 49:08,300 --> 49:09,720 Yes, he has been sweating. 754 49:10,000 --> 49:13,780 He glances back at Vesper's suite, listens to the shower running, 755 49:13,960 --> 49:15,180 senses something's wrong. 756 49:16,140 --> 49:19,120 Vesper's bathroom, he enters, can't see her, now is becoming concerned. 757 49:19,200 --> 49:20,960 He sees a leg protruding from the shower. 758 49:21,060 --> 49:24,040 He turns the corner and finds her sitting in bra and panties. 759 49:24,040 --> 49:27,140 That's the male gaze. I'm sorry. She's wearing a dress in the movie. 760 49:28,480 --> 49:33,080 She's sitting there in a cocktail dress, and it's much stronger. 761 49:33,500 --> 49:36,840 Yeah. It's a stronger indication that she's in shock. 762 49:37,260 --> 49:41,100 Yeah. Clutching one knee to her chest, oblivious to the pelting water, 763 49:41,520 --> 49:44,740 James drops to the floor of the shower, throws his arm around her, 764 49:44,820 --> 49:48,520 and pulls her to him, letting the water run over both of them. 765 49:48,940 --> 49:53,680 Bond, shh. Vesper, you're all wet. Shh. That was all cut. But Vesper, 766 49:53,880 --> 49:55,400 I couldn't get the blood off. 767 49:55,520 --> 50:01,800 It's still under my nails. That line was changed to, there's blood on my hands. I can't get it off. 768 50:02,100 --> 50:05,800 Bond looks at his fingers, not a trace of blood. He puts each finger in his 769 50:05,800 --> 50:09,180 mouth and turn, not sexually, but as if to clean them. 770 50:09,320 --> 50:12,900 And of course, the non-sexual aspect of it is incredibly sexy. 771 50:13,100 --> 50:14,880 Okay, that's what I'm talking about, the male gaze. 772 50:15,980 --> 50:20,080 When done, Bond says, better. Vesper says, thanks. 773 50:20,240 --> 50:23,460 In the movie, she doesn't say thanks. she just gets 774 50:23,460 --> 50:26,780 closer to him bond you cold and 775 50:26,780 --> 50:29,500 then he turns the hot water on and then 776 50:29,500 --> 50:32,460 she appreciates the unusual and charming choice that he 777 50:32,460 --> 50:36,420 fails to acknowledge anything odd about her behavior she 778 50:36,420 --> 50:40,160 rests her head on his shoulder to sit there in the warm rain not saying a word 779 50:40,160 --> 50:48,160 anyway so they the actors played it not about sex but about love the emotional 780 50:48,160 --> 50:53,140 event is that these two are falling more deeply in love. 781 50:53,420 --> 50:57,000 So that's what I would call the emotional event. But putting it a different 782 50:57,000 --> 51:02,180 way to say what it's about, some of the writing makes it feel like it's about sex. 783 51:02,240 --> 51:04,240 And it's not about sex. It's about love. 784 51:04,840 --> 51:09,820 Yeah. I mean, even like she appreciates the unusual and charming choice. 785 51:10,060 --> 51:11,940 It's like this character is charming. 786 51:12,360 --> 51:15,420 But I think that is interesting, the love thing, because I also, 787 51:15,560 --> 51:19,800 for me, the emotional emotional event is about shared vulnerability, 788 51:20,260 --> 51:22,700 you know, she is feeling vulnerable and he, 789 51:23,720 --> 51:27,800 He's being vulnerable with her, you know, and I think shared vulnerability is 790 51:27,800 --> 51:29,680 a key part of being in love, I guess. 791 51:30,740 --> 51:31,220 Yeah. 792 51:31,380 --> 51:36,920 I think also I agree with you. It's about love. But to me, like the how does 793 51:36,920 --> 51:38,180 the character relationship change? 794 51:38,320 --> 51:42,900 They obviously do grow closer as a result of the scene. And that's kind of the 795 51:42,900 --> 51:44,640 importance of the scene existing. 796 51:44,760 --> 51:47,980 And to Stu's point, it's definitely about shared vulnerability. 797 51:48,120 --> 51:52,840 But it's the first time Bond has shown like a non-romantic form of love. 798 51:52,840 --> 51:57,600 Like an asexual form of love, a love that is about caring and nurturing. 799 51:57,980 --> 52:03,680 And that's why the big print probably feels such a smack, like such a contrast 800 52:03,680 --> 52:08,040 to the final film, is in the film you're saying it's asexual love, 801 52:08,360 --> 52:11,640 it's tenderness, where in this they can't keep on pointing out, 802 52:11,980 --> 52:16,140 oh, it's non-sexual, but that's actually what makes it really sexy. 803 52:16,340 --> 52:17,840 That makes it sexier than ever. 804 52:18,000 --> 52:19,280 Oh well. 805 52:19,280 --> 52:23,560 Well, and it's funny, I have to mention, you know, when I saw him put his fingers 806 52:23,560 --> 52:30,840 in his mouth, I hadn't heard a line about there's blood on my hands because the audio wasn't good. 807 52:31,040 --> 52:36,300 But the gesture reminded me of when I was a child and I grew up in a cold environment 808 52:36,300 --> 52:38,520 in New England, back east in the U.S. 809 52:39,160 --> 52:42,440 And, you know, in the winter, little kids' hands would get cold. 810 52:43,640 --> 52:48,940 Sometimes my mother would, if my hands were cold, she would take them and put them under her arms. 811 52:49,280 --> 52:54,000 you know to warm them and that's that's what it made me think of that that he 812 52:54,000 --> 52:59,500 was warming her there is a you know protective you know i'm going to take care 813 52:59,500 --> 53:05,420 of you even if you feel like a child and there is something like that but rather 814 53:05,420 --> 53:08,400 than saying it's not sexual mind up what it is. 815 53:09,640 --> 53:13,780 Yeah, imagine if it said, not sexually, but in a nurturing way. 816 53:14,020 --> 53:16,620 As soon as you're saying it's non-sexual, you're drawing people's attention 817 53:16,620 --> 53:19,400 to the ways in which, which is possibly why they've done it. 818 53:19,760 --> 53:21,980 I've had producers' notes about making stuff. 819 53:22,420 --> 53:26,280 Oh, this moment could be sexier. Can you make this moment sexier? And you're like, ugh. 820 53:27,660 --> 53:31,720 But I think, to your point, and in your books, you've talked about the magic 821 53:31,720 --> 53:34,280 of the as-if and how that's useful for direction. 822 53:34,440 --> 53:38,040 We've read, obviously, over 100 episodes, We've read a lot of different people's 823 53:38,040 --> 53:40,200 scripts and we've looked at so-called unfilmables. 824 53:40,300 --> 53:43,900 And sometimes lines like, he, 825 53:44,060 --> 53:48,080 you know, warms a hand, like he's a parent comforting a child is actually really 826 53:48,080 --> 53:51,180 effective in a screenplay as well, because you're giving the, 827 53:51,240 --> 53:55,520 you're engaging the imagination of the actor rather than just simply describing 828 53:55,520 --> 53:57,720 what you see. You're giving them something to play with. 829 53:57,860 --> 54:00,680 And I think that can be a really powerful tool. 830 54:00,980 --> 54:03,660 Again, I mean, this is me just plugging your book, but it's like, 831 54:03,680 --> 54:06,540 that's one of the reasons I think the book is really useful for actors because 832 54:06,540 --> 54:12,180 you sit there and go, in a way, the script is the first director of the actors. 833 54:12,420 --> 54:16,440 Sometimes actors will read a screenplay before they even have a chance to talk to the director. 834 54:16,560 --> 54:21,740 So the words the writer is using are going to inform how an actor is potentially 835 54:21,740 --> 54:22,920 going to approach the role. 836 54:23,160 --> 54:27,320 And so using some of these things that you've talked about as words on the page 837 54:27,320 --> 54:28,700 can be really quite powerful. 838 54:28,700 --> 54:34,140 I do know that the line, she appreciates the unusual and charming choice in 839 54:34,140 --> 54:38,180 that he fails to acknowledge anything odd about her behavior, if they just- 840 54:38,950 --> 54:41,130 the charming bit out. 841 54:41,370 --> 54:44,110 Just take that line out, but just take the whole sentence out. 842 54:44,290 --> 54:47,150 I was, I was going to say like to Sue's point, like you don't need it. 843 54:47,190 --> 54:50,250 You know, you could just have her leaning on his shoulder and that says everything 844 54:50,250 --> 54:52,110 about the emotional event. 845 54:52,210 --> 54:57,050 They have come closer, but I do think what it is that Bond has actually offered 846 54:57,050 --> 55:03,250 her that allows her to be closer to him is his complete absence of judgment 847 55:03,250 --> 55:06,370 of her, of she's wearing a dress in the shower. 848 55:06,770 --> 55:10,710 Well, but let's see, He got her into this. He got her into this. 849 55:10,750 --> 55:12,510 She didn't sign up to be an assassin. 850 55:12,810 --> 55:16,770 He signed up to be an assassin. She didn't. He got her into this. 851 55:16,870 --> 55:19,110 Okay? That's the basic fact. 852 55:19,430 --> 55:22,190 And he's obligated to take care of her. 853 55:23,010 --> 55:28,570 She's getting the emotional fallout. And he has to take some of that on for her. 854 55:28,850 --> 55:32,690 I mean, I certainly read that into the symbolism of him taking her fingers into 855 55:32,690 --> 55:36,350 his mouth is to me him kind of being, 856 55:36,450 --> 55:39,690 for lack of a better word, like a bit of a sin eater i mean except it's his 857 55:39,690 --> 55:44,730 sins but it's like this isn't the blood on your hands this is this is blood 858 55:44,730 --> 55:47,370 that i put there that that is something that i i read into it. 859 55:47,370 --> 55:50,350 There you go okay at the sin eater but yeah oh wow. 860 55:50,350 --> 55:54,690 But i think that's why it's such a powerful gesture because it's got a degree 861 55:54,690 --> 55:59,550 of like there's a physical intimacy to it so you can kind of read it just on 862 55:59,550 --> 56:04,550 a level of of physical intimacy between two people but you can read the gesture 863 56:04,550 --> 56:06,930 as having kind of a symbolic meaning beyond that, 864 56:07,030 --> 56:09,830 but it doesn't try to dictate it to it. 865 56:09,870 --> 56:12,750 So I actually think it makes it powerful because people can fill that gap. 866 56:13,760 --> 56:18,040 Could we possibly throw the writer's a bone here and say that the emotional 867 56:18,040 --> 56:23,140 event that they have put in this scene through the dramatization, 868 56:23,240 --> 56:29,080 through what the actors are actually doing, has survived the possible producer pass of make this sexy? 869 56:31,040 --> 56:32,420 Well, sure. Sure. 870 56:35,540 --> 56:41,620 Well, anyway, I think that Daniel Craig and Ava Greene had a lot to do with 871 56:41,620 --> 56:45,860 saying it's going to be stronger if she's just gotten into the shower without 872 56:45,860 --> 56:47,360 taking off her cocktail dress. 873 56:47,600 --> 56:51,020 I mean, it makes more emotional sense anyway. 874 56:51,340 --> 56:56,140 She walks into a room, she tries to pour a glass of wine. And the thing is that 875 56:56,140 --> 56:58,000 it's not an empty wine bottle. 876 56:58,120 --> 57:01,020 There's a glass of wine that's broken. broken so to 877 57:01,020 --> 57:05,500 me she's tried to pour a glass of wine and but her hand is shaking and the glass 878 57:05,500 --> 57:10,200 breaks and then she just stumbles into the bathroom and gets under the water 879 57:10,200 --> 57:13,880 and she gets under cold water because she feels she deserves to be punished 880 57:13,880 --> 57:18,600 so i'm going how did this scene come about and. 881 57:18,600 --> 57:22,020 That's a really powerful example i think if you using 882 57:22,020 --> 57:26,640 what i would call given circumstances uh you'd probably think you'd kind of 883 57:26,640 --> 57:30,380 call it the big fat facts or you know you just looked at what's written in the 884 57:30,380 --> 57:33,320 scene and going this is that she's used cold water and you've kind of built 885 57:33,320 --> 57:38,940 the emotional understanding of that based on the very simple facts of the scene. 886 57:38,940 --> 57:45,440 Yeah but i also imagine how would a real person get it how would this happen to a real person real. 887 57:45,440 --> 57:49,240 Person yeah shall we move on to past lives. 888 57:49,240 --> 57:52,980 Okay okay there's. 889 57:52,980 --> 58:00,240 A word in korean Korean, inyeon, it means providence or fate. 890 58:01,180 --> 58:06,160 Do you believe in that? That's just something Koreans say to seduce someone. 891 58:21,230 --> 58:24,850 childhood sweethearts who reconnect 20 years later and realize they were meant 892 58:24,850 --> 58:30,770 for each other in the story i would be the evil white american husband standing in the way of destiny, 893 58:31,390 --> 58:34,310 shut up he's just this kid in my 894 58:34,310 --> 58:42,150 head for such a long time i think he just missed him did he miss you all. 895 58:42,150 --> 58:48,210 Right this is very clearly in three sections right uh the first section the 896 58:48,210 --> 58:49,370 three of them are talking. 897 58:49,650 --> 58:52,190 The second section, Nora and 898 58:52,190 --> 58:57,290 Hyesung are talking together in Korean with Arthur still sitting there. 899 58:57,450 --> 59:03,750 The third section, Nora has gone to the bathroom and Hyesung and Arthur speak 900 59:03,750 --> 59:06,150 to each other. So we'll stop after each. 901 59:06,430 --> 59:11,170 I mostly want to talk about some amazing interviews that I read with Celine 902 59:11,170 --> 59:16,610 Fong that I think are very useful, but shall we read it Would that be fun? 903 59:16,750 --> 59:20,590 Yeah. I'll just, for the sake of the record, give a little bit of introduction 904 59:20,590 --> 59:22,850 for those who haven't seen it, though you should. 905 59:22,910 --> 59:27,290 It's a fantastically beautifully directed, beautifully written film. Yeah. 906 59:27,490 --> 59:29,830 It's a written, directed by Celine Song. 907 59:30,130 --> 59:35,170 And it follows, on one level, it follows two childhood friends over the course of 24 years. 908 59:35,650 --> 59:40,370 But really, it's about Nora. She emigrates to America when she's 12, 909 59:40,470 --> 59:45,170 and she kind of leaves a boy behind in Korea. And then we follow her as an adult, 910 59:45,410 --> 59:50,090 and she ends up marrying an American called Arthur. 911 59:50,610 --> 59:54,690 And then Haesung, her kind of, I'm going to use the word crush, 912 59:55,010 --> 59:57,250 but there's, you know, he's important to her. 913 59:57,510 --> 01:00:01,350 And I think it is more than a crush, but he comes to visit her in America.
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    2:12:17 bearbeiten, sondern da mache ich jetzt mal einen schönen Area of Effect,
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    1:28:07 und genau und da war dann halt so die Play Area, so eine kleine Kasse und dann 1:28:07 und genau und da war dann halt so die Play Area, so eine kleine Kasse und dann
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