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Checking in with Andy and some of the ‘Briarpatch’ cast, and discussing what we’re watching this summer
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Andy calls in from New Mexico with a couple of people from the Briarpatch cast on the line (2:43). Katie Couric really loves tomatoes, and other things we learned from her Grub Street Diet (8:20). Plus, we’re watching Four Weddings and a Funeral and the final season of Orange Is the New Black as the summer winds down (24:55).
Host: Chris Ryan
Guests: Andy Greenwald and Juliet Litman
Read Katie Couric’s Grub Street Diet here.
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