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Speaker 1: I am all in. That's you. I Am all in

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Speaker 1: with Scott Patterson and I Heart Radio Podcast. Hey everybody,

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Speaker 1: Scott Patterson, We're back for another pop culture minisode with

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Speaker 1: new budding, rising legendary star in the making Riley plus

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Speaker 1: Riley take us away. Hello, and this is season too

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Speaker 1: finale pop Culture. This is a big one. And yeah

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Speaker 1: re do my intro because it was the years was perfect.

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Speaker 1: Keep keep all that everything. Literally, it's like we got

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Speaker 1: this is the perfect title because the title episode is

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Speaker 1: I Can't get started, So let's jump that. We see

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Speaker 1: We didn't get it, so first we have so they're

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Speaker 1: talking about the the My goodness, now I'm throwing up.

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Speaker 1: We Can't Get Started is actual song by Ella Fitzgerald.

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Speaker 1: Ella Fitzgerald is an American jazz singer, sometimes referred to

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Speaker 1: Um Ella's first breakthrough hit was reworking the children's rhyme

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Speaker 1: title next, we have Suki is picking music for the

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Speaker 1: wedding because because we're all trying so hard not to

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Speaker 1: So Suki is picking out music for the wedding. Suki says, oh,

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Speaker 1: who listens to the lyrics? Looralizes anybody not hanging out

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Speaker 1: Those are some alternative songs? But I really like this

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Speaker 1: one the best alternative songs. Good, let's see Hey Jude

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Speaker 1: Paul wrote it for Julian to cheer him up. Seasons

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Speaker 1: in the Sun, Oh, a sentimental favorite. Cats in the Cradle, Oh,

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Speaker 1: literally one of saddest song, isn't that Melissa Manchester? All

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Speaker 1: life with, and then Kat's in the Cradle. In nineteen

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Speaker 1: Bring New Song tells of the father and son who

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Speaker 1: A song written nineteen seventy six by Peter Allen. As

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Speaker 1: Loud that Melissa Manchester Don't Cry. She did a cover

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Speaker 1: While he was on Different Strokes, Gary Coleman started and

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Speaker 1: ever seen what you're talking about. Willis clip same? Thank you?

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Speaker 1: Mr Freeze is a character from the Batman comics, television

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Speaker 1: from one of my favorite Batman movies, Batman Too, with

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Speaker 1: your basic instinct. It was Riley. You are too, oh man.

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Speaker 1: Ethan Coen are brothers who right direct and produced films.

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Speaker 1: They have been nominated for thirteen Oscars and their most

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Speaker 1: notable films include Fargo, The Big Lebowski, Old Brother, Where

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Speaker 1: Art Thou? No Country for Old Men? And True Grit.

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