Wherein I construct the Mount Rushmore of grunge rock.
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Wherein I construct the Mount Rushmore of grunge rock.
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Jay Nordlinger, senior editor of National Review, virtually stops by to discuss his new book, Children of Monsters: An Inquiry into the Sons and Daughters of Dictators (Encounter Books)—and I promise, you will not be wondering why I’m not discussing One Direction.
Because, you know, in between talking Hitler, Pol Pot and Mussolini, I’ll be name-checking One Direction, as well as the Kardashians, Zac Hanson and Batman’s Bob Kane.
Trust me, it all works.
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I actually manage to tie the first two things together.
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…That nobody happens to use anymore?
Discussing the pop-culture impact of Betty Cantrell‘s Miss America win on Betty, the namesake of Betty White, Betty Crocker and my Aunt Betty, and the No. 2 most-popular baby name for American girls.
In the 1930s.
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And when you’re done catching that episode, you are then allowed to go back, and listen to the previous week’s episode that I forgot to plug here. It’s about Justin Bieber, One Direction and Chad Everett‘s Medical Center. You know, same old, same old.
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And wondering if anything’s really changed for women and women superheroes in the nearly 50 years since the late Yvonne Craig‘s high-kicking, box-throwing debut.
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