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[http://www.avclub.com/article/chris-kluwe-charms-nerdist-second-time-social-acti-202493 Episode 159] "Virtually nothing on the podcast landscape is as exciting as a fired up Julie Klausner stream of consciousness rant." | [http://www.avclub.com/article/chris-kluwe-charms-nerdist-second-time-social-acti-202493 Episode 159] "Virtually nothing on the podcast landscape is as exciting as a fired up Julie Klausner stream of consciousness rant." | ||
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| + | [http://www.avclub.com/article/aaron-eckhart-unwinds-on-nerdist-and-freakonomics--200944 Episode 151] "The temporary move to Los Angeles continues to do wonders for How Was Your Week?, as this edition’s opening monologue verges on vintage Julie Klausner: heady to a fault, exceptionally wordy, and hyper-specific. The hour-long run-on sentence sprints through scary places to run into Gallagher, past the minute differences separating prostitutes from escorts, and straight into an extended thesis on the unique geniuses of Eagleheart and Lena Dunham. That, plus an interview with Mr. Show alum Karen Kilgariff, makes a return to form for Klausner’s unrivaled capacity to pull airtight truths from overlooked corners." | ||
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Record things Podmass says about HWYW here.
Episode 159 "Virtually nothing on the podcast landscape is as exciting as a fired up Julie Klausner stream of consciousness rant."
Episode 151 "The temporary move to Los Angeles continues to do wonders for How Was Your Week?, as this edition’s opening monologue verges on vintage Julie Klausner: heady to a fault, exceptionally wordy, and hyper-specific. The hour-long run-on sentence sprints through scary places to run into Gallagher, past the minute differences separating prostitutes from escorts, and straight into an extended thesis on the unique geniuses of Eagleheart and Lena Dunham. That, plus an interview with Mr. Show alum Karen Kilgariff, makes a return to form for Klausner’s unrivaled capacity to pull airtight truths from overlooked corners."
