The Stride of Pride

04/18/18 • 28 min

We talk about stories that should be movies. This week, Matt and Tim have a healthy, no-dumb-jokes discussion about a "This American Life" episode in which menstrual blood almost gets a woman in trouble with the NYPD.

We also play "Know Your Hemsworths."

Check Jillian Welsh's story, "Aunt Flo," here: http://risk-show.com/podcast/unthinkable/

...and email us at [email protected]

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We also play "Know Your Hemsworths."

Check Jillian Welsh's story, "Aunt Flo," here: http://risk-show.com/podcast/unthinkable/

...and email us at [email protected]

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Sean Hannity: The College Years

Sean Hannity got Jimmy Kimmel to apologize this week for homophobic jokes, but Sean Hannity was fired for homophobic comments from his first radio gig as a DJ at UC Santa Barbara. The result was an insane fight between UCSB and the ACLU, where surprising alliances were forged.

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'Django Unchained' Meets 'Ocean's 11'

Every week we talk about stories that should be movies. This episode: TheWrap film reporter Trey Williams tells us about 23-year-old slave Robert Smalls, who seized a Confederate ship to free his family and crewmembers - then helped win the Civil War and integrate the Navy.

We also talk about Kanye West, why so many movies about slavery follow the same Oscar-baity but predictable formula, and the "This American Life" account of how an Oakland student inspired Steven Spielberg to make "Amistad."

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