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December 14, 2018
The Ricochet Podcast•December 14, 2018Ricochet

Cast Iron Skillets and A World In Flames

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This week, the finer points of cast iron skillets, Yorkshire pudding, and oh, yes, the burgeoning French revolution, courtesy of Claire Berlinski in Paris, the state of Brexit with Toby Young in London, and the demise of the Weekly Standard in Washington D.C. with our hosts, who have been reading it from day one.

Music from this week's podcast: Murder By Numbers by The Police

Hosted by James Lileks, Peter Robinson, and Rob Long, with guests CBClaire Berlinski and TYToby Young

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    kedavis@kedavis·7y
    Ricochet Audio Network (View Post):

    This week, the finer points of cast iron skillets, Yorkshire pudding, and oh, yes, the burgeoning French revolution, courtesy of Claire Berlinski in Paris, the state of Brexit with Toby Young in London, and the demise of the Weekly Standard in Washington D.C. with our hosts, who heave read it from day one.

    Music from this week’s podcast: Murder By Numbers by The Police

    I think you mean that they have read it, not that they heave over (reading) it.

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    Blue Yeti@BlueYeti·7y

    Note to self: do not write show descriptions on your phone.

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    kedavis@kedavis·7y

    James said the Mrs Fields promo code is Ricochet, not Standard.

    The Hopsy promo is also Ricochet, not Martini.

    Also, Mrs Fields is a real person (Debbi Fields) who started it all, but Betty Crocker was not, and Aunt Jemima was kind of retrofitted.

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    drlorentz@drlorentz·7y

    Blue Yeti (View Comment):

    Note to self: do not write show descriptions on your phone.

    Ricochet Audio Network (View Post):
    with our hosts, who have been read it from day one.

    Yeah, it's still ungrammatical.

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    kedavis@kedavis·7y

    Yes James, it's a great day! And the Aftershow too!

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