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The late Ted Demme’s ensemble relationship dramedy was and remains a favorite of Erik's, but is it by the end of this episode? The discussion with Morgan covers just how shallow its male characters may be and whether or not their female counterparts could do better with their lives. What constitutes average and our own sense of self-worth in a society that places emphasis on perfection and are these characters victims or perpetuators of it? Erik and Morgan discuss all this as well as delving into the complicated relationship between Timothy Hutton and Natalie Portman.
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Memories are central to our lives, and how we form a sense of who we are as people. How we remember and engage with the past speaks to our identity in the present. Both events good and bad can form deep impressions in our minds, cutting grooves and building pinnacles that create the topography of our experiences. Low points and high points, trauma and triumphs, all are part of the past brought to present in our memories.
But memories are not ours alone to make. Rather, memories can be built, constructed, framed, and recalled in the context of others, society, and culture. We can see this today in American society, where there is a lot of contested territory regarding what is being remembered and how. When we broaden out the voices being represented in these collective memories, the challenge becomes even greater to be inclusive and to negotiate memories in these contested spaces.
To explore the creation of memory and place, Julia Beabout from the company Novaby visits the Experience by Design studios. Julia is the CEO and Creative Director at Novaby, and was involved in the Monumental Conversations project in Richmond, VA. The project combined augmented reality with local community institutions to tell different stories about place, history, and memory.
She describes herself as “On fire for Fairness”, trying to create engaging experiences that capture the collective memories of community members. ‘Place making’ as she calls it is about co-creation with the community, and then making augmented and virtual memorials to commemorate in ways that are themselves memorable. By doing so, we make environments that are inclusive and representative in a continuous ways as our understanding of who we are evolves.
This week we’re revisiting the inventors of post-its… and we even have a businesswomen’s special. It’s Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion! If anybody needs to make a call… we’ve got a phone! Whether you’re the Mary or the Rhoda, we hope you have a Romy & Michele day! (Now would you excuse us? We cut our feet before and our shoes are filling up with blood)
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Actor, comedian, writer, and producer Nick Kroll joins Dan to discuss a few memorable scenes from FX's The League, including the draft order scene and when Ruxin gets called into HR for using company email to send his raunchy trash-talking videos. Nick reminisces on the days when he played fantasy sports, and shares how his character "Ruxin" almost prevented him from getting married. Nick also reveals his comedy influences, his healthy competition with his writing partner John Mulaney, and demonstrates most, if not all, of the 30 voices he provides on Netflix's Big Mouth.
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In this best-of replay from season one of That Scene, Lena Waithe talks to Dan Patrick about her iconic, award-winning Master of None episode, "Thanksgiving," and how her own coming out story shaped it.
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Dan is joined by filmmaker Edgar Wright (Shaun of The Dead, Hot Fuzz) to talk about his 2017 Academy-Award winning film Baby Driver, including the unforgettable opening scene car chase. Edgar discusses how music plays such an integral part of Baby Driver (and all of his movies), and how he began developing the idea for Baby Driver over 2 decades ago. He also describes his personal directing style and how he deals with the pressure he puts on himself while filming. Finally, Edgar takes us behind the scenes of his new psychological horror movie, Last Night In Soho.
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Actress Amy Ryan joins Dan to remember her time on The Office, specifically the heartwarming scene where Michael Scott (Steve Carell) proposes to Holly Flax in Season 7. She also talks about her role as Beadie Russell on The Wire, her background in theatre, how her professional career changed after her Academy Award-nominated role as Helene in Gone Baby Gone, and what it's like to work with Hollywood legends Steve Martin and Martin Short on Hulu's Only Murders in the Building.
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Actress Carla Gugino takes Dan Patrick inside The Haunting of Hill House, specifically Episode 9, where the fate of Olivia Crain is finally revealed. She goes in-depth on how she interpreted her character's actions and explains some of the mysteries of the series, as well as revealing the scene in Hill House that was the most difficult for her to film. Carla also opines on why Hill House has resonated with so many different people all over the world. Finally, Carla looks back at some of the prior roles in her career and shares some life lessons she's learned along the way.
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Award-winning sportscaster and radio personality Dan Patrick is back with season 2 of his Amazon Original podcast “That Scene”, featuring a red carpet lineup of special guests. On each episode, Dan invites celebrated actors and filmmakers to break down the most iconic scenes from their careers. Listen to “That Scene With Dan Patrick” every Wednesday on Amazon Music, beginning July 28th. New episodes featuring David Harbour, Tig Notaro and more will be releasing each week – hear them first on Amazon Music.
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Mira Sorvino and Dan Patrick discuss the infamous dance scene in the cult comedy classic 'Romy and Michele's High School Reunion' and the possibility of a sequel...
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James Van Der Beek chats with Dan about the scene in 'Varsity Blues' in which Mox confronts Coach Kilmer, and shares some sage-like wisdom on how he avoided the pitfalls of fame.
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Will Ferrell chats with Dan Patrick about the epic fight scene in ‘Anchorman’ and reveals how much work it took to get Ben Stiller on board.
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Olivia Newton-John chats with Dan Patrick about her iconic musical number "You're The One That I Want" from her hit film 'Grease' and how memorable her first screen test with John Travolta was.
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David Spade and Dan Patrick discuss the iconic film 'Tommy Boy,' what it was like working with Chris Farley, and reveal who actually came up with "Fat Guy in a Little Coat."
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Will Ferrell joins host Dan Patrick to break down the iconic streaking scene from ‘Old School’ and discuss the weirdest place he gets approached by fans.
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