you've got mail

In this episode of the Books for Men podcast, Douglas Vigliotti discusses the book I Remember Nothing by Nora Ephron. The book is a collection of essays and memoirs by Ephron, a prominent screenwriter known for movies like When Harry Met Sally and Sleepless in Seattle. Vigliotti praises Ephron's wit and sensibilities and describes the book as a meditation on life and death. He highlights the balance of lightness and heaviness in the essays, mentions some humorous and thought-provoking quotes from Ephron, and recommends a documentary about Ephron called Everything Is Copy. Vigliotti concludes by encouraging listeners to share the podcast to support the initiative of inspiring more men to read and reminds listeners they can connect with him on Instagram @douglasvigliotti.

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Since everything starts and ends with Tom Hanks, we could think of no better way to conclude Season 1 than with the *enchanting* 1998 rom-com, You've Got Mail.

Pour yourself a cup of nervous coffee or tea with honey(?) and join us for a conversation about New York in the Fall, the genius of Nora Ephron, and caviar garnish.

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On vous envoie un wizz cette semaine : coucou, ici la fin des années 90 ! On se rejoint à New-York pour épier une relation épistolaire un poil cringe entre deux libraires que tout oppose ? 

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Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Episode 15! In this episode, Eric and Landon log on to discuss Nora Ephron's 1998 film You've Got Mail! Along with a look at a pair of new movie musicals, Netflix's latest sci-fi offering, and a fruitful discussion over the best antics you can get into on Roller Coaster Tycoon - all this and more on the latest episode of Films for the Void!
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00:07:40 After Hours
00:13:26 Cinderella
00:19:04 Kate
00:23:58 Dear Evan Hansen
00:33:47 You've Got Mail
01:14:30 Landon's Recommendation for Next Episode
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*insert vintage dial-up noises here* This month Eliza and Jonelle dive in to the world of online dating, starting with the original -- You've Got Mail (1998). Discussion includes expectations versus reality; New York in Fall; and Tom Hanks making even the worst characters irresistibly charming. 

Exciting ep alert! This week, we're joined by Huffington Post senior reporter Emma Gray to discuss the catfishing epic You've Got Mail (1998). This episode contains some minor fangirling over our guest, as well as hot takes on people who refuse to email, twirling, and eating soup on the floor.

check out Emma's book A Girl's Guide To Joining the Resistance, as well as her podcast Here to Make Friends. You can follow her @emmaladyrose on twitter & instagram!

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