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February 16, 2024
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Rock Me Amadeus

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We've got a special number for ya, folks. Instead of a guest or even politics, Charles Cooke, James Lileks and Peter Robinson talk football and music. Tune in for a recap on the Super Bowl—get Charles' take on the season and the Lileksian review of the game's ads; plus the two of them give Peter a serious crash course in post-Beatles pop music!

  • Sound clips from the open are from the State Farm, BMW, CeraVe ads, along with The Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964.
Hosts:
•Charles C. W. Cooke•James Lileks•Peter Robinson

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    Bishop Wash@BishopWash·2y

    A lovely bit of humor from Charlie around the nineteen minute mark, "...or even the CIA in a non tyrannical state". Good one as we have a regime trying to remove its opponent from the ballot and political prisoners rotting in jail. Are the vandals from the Archive sitting in the DC Gulag?

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    Bishop Wash@BishopWash·2y

    Regarding Ellen/Elliott Page, what are people's thoughts on name changes? Not the whole debate about the reasons behind it, but the change itself. I see two camps. The first is Ellen to Elliot. The second is Bruce to Caitlyn. The first seems boring, simple, and not much of a change. The second seems brasher. I'm not a creative guy but I'm with Bruce. If you're going to make the change, might as well go big and break from your old name.

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    ChrisShearer@ChrisShearer·2y

    More episodes like this please. Peter, you are the perfect foil as the uncool Dad for James and Charlie’s giving you the inside scoop.

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    Rightfromthestart@Rightfromthestart·2y
    Peter was between 13 and 23 in the 70s , how could he miss the Beatles? I’m not a musicophile at all, I have no records, I never voluntarily listen to music and even I could not help knowing all about them, they were impossible to avoid.
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    kedavis@kedavis·2y

    I haven't listened yet, but I'm going to be very concerned if there's no reference to and even a clip from the song of the title.

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