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We know you like it when the hosts get into it and we know you like it when one of them gets triggered by a certain Chief Executive. So --no spoilers!-- we think you'll enjoy the opening segment of today's Big Show. But stick around, because we want to introduce you to two members of the media we think you ought to be aware of. First up: Alex Berenson, once a card carrying member of the elite media (the New York Times) and now a novelist who does some independent journalism on the side. His work on COVID over the past six months (available on Twitter and on his website is not to be missed. Then, meet Andrew Beaton, who covers sports for the Wall Street Journal. His no nonsense reporting on COVID and sports and the impact of the social justice movement is not to be missed. But that's not all: we've got a new Lileks Post of The Week, courtesy of @DoctorRobert (it's about oboes). Finally, we lost a great one this week. Well, those of us who were aware of him did. Guess which one of our podcasters is not really aware of the contributions to the culture Edward Van Halen left us?
Music from this week's show: Dance The Night Away by Van Halen
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Quick, download it before @BlueYeti fixes anything! :-)
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They didn't just use the "ditto" MACHINE in "Fast Times At Ridgemont High," that one teacher's nickname was actually "Ditto." Because that was his whole class and method of teaching, apparently. The other teachers got upset because he would monopolize the machine.
And then he died in the middle of a class period, of heart attack or something, and nobody noticed maybe for hours...
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Oh man, that was something. Since "Monty Python's Life Of Brian" pretty much broke me for laughing at anything else less ridiculous ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slSb72vwaBc ), I can't think of anything that actually made me laugh out loud (LOL) until [redacted for spoiler] guessed that Van Halen was ABBA!
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“Do the work”???
I’m out
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