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Reflection on a Documentary
49:18 - 54:40 (05:22)
The speaker discusses how a baseball documentary impacted his love for classical music and shares a personal connection to a famous game.
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Director Ken Burns discusses his approach to filmmaking, including why every film he's made is a director's cut, and how he handles criticism from audiences.
49:18 - 50:19 (01:00)
Summary
Director Ken Burns discusses his approach to filmmaking, including why every film he's made is a director's cut, and how he handles criticism from audiences.
ChapterReflection on a Documentary
Episode"Ken Burns"
PodcastSmartLess
The podcast host recaps the time he and David Cross watched the greatest Red Sox comeback ever, which he now believes cements Big Poppy as the greatest Red Sox player of all time.
50:19 - 53:05 (02:46)
Summary
The podcast host recaps the time he and David Cross watched the greatest Red Sox comeback ever, which he now believes cements Big Poppy as the greatest Red Sox player of all time.
ChapterReflection on a Documentary
Episode"Ken Burns"
PodcastSmartLess
This transcript snippet highlights a discussion about the potential similarities and differences between jazz and country music, as well as a personal anecdote about attending a significant sports game.
53:05 - 54:40 (01:34)
Summary
This transcript snippet highlights a discussion about the potential similarities and differences between jazz and country music, as well as a personal anecdote about attending a significant sports game. It also mentions Ray Charles' album "Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music" as an example of a musician's crossover into a different genre.