History major Edward Norton swims with the pod this week, uncovering rare treasures like a Portillo’s private plane, Asian long-horned beetles, a wonky browser, and a wet Marlon Brando. But at the end of the day, “it was the kind of thing I would have really done just for the poster."Please support us by supporting our sponsors!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The hosts improvise a new Christmas classic song that may not be suitable for children.
The speaker highlights the need for an "unread" option on iMessage to mark the texts as undone and allow for focused replies later on, similar to the function in emails.
The host introduces a guest speaker and acknowledges his contributions to various fields.
The speaker reflects on a passion project they pursued in their youth with a lot of passion, before moving on to other things and getting older and tired.
The transcript contains an unclear conversation about someone potentially being killed, friendship, and pictures sent by Amanda, with no clear context provided.
This is a lighthearted podcast segment about Jason Bateman's resemblances to Brad Pitt and Greg Allman while also sharing some entertaining stories about being recognized by fans.
The Generation Y podcast presents a four-part series exploring the tragic story of Kalief Browder, a young man who spent three years at Rikers Island without being convicted of a crime.
The speaker talks about the performative nature of Shakespearean texts and how difficult it is to connect with them as they are intended to be performed, but how he was able to relate to them better through watching actors such as Simon Grave who was able to illuminate them.
The speaker emphasizes the need to value nature and natural systems in our economic framework and the possibility of building new models for global conservation and environmental protection.
Marlon Brando had a tendency to surprise people with his acting methods and would even stick a fork in those who venerated him. He came up with the idea that his character in the movie was in love with Bob's character, which puzzled many because it was a heist movie.
The actor Phil Hoffman shared his experiences with difficult actors, noting that there are serious actors of our generation and then there are those guys, it's a totally different breed. Additionally, he recounted how Gene Hackman made a small script change and bought him dinner before his big monologue in Mississippi Burning.
In an episode of the podcast "Team Deakins", the host discusses his envy towards individuals who have the ability to draw detailed storyboards and artwork, and describes his own childlike drawings. The host also brings up the everlasting image of Brad Pitt's ripped physique in "Fight Club."
The hosts talk about the public's desire to know how much money successful business people make, and mention Ashton Kutcher's knowledge on the topic. The episode concludes with an ad for "SmartLess," a podcast created by Michael Grant Terry, Rob Armjarf, and Bennett Barbeco.