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Listen to Culture Gabfest No. 340 with Stephen Metcalf, Julia Turner, and Dana Stevens with the audio player below. This week on Slate Plus, listen to Steve, Dana, and Julia reveal their own celebrity impressions. In the introduction to Slate's Culture Gabfest "Woodshedding" Edition, they say: "The internet took this very hard." They're referring to "Things I Can Say About MFA Writing Programs Now That I No Longer Teach in One." They describe it as "a rant" and The slate culture gabfest is a weekly podcast produced out of New York. But this week the hosts have come to Los Angeles to perform a live staged version of the show. Accompanying them onstage Wednesday night at the Belasco Theater in Downtown L.A. will be This week’s edition of the slate culture gabfest podcast recorded live in Boston had something for everyone: a review of Michael Keaton’s dark new movie Birdman, the horror of the “sexiest [X] alive” magazine profile (why won’t it die?), Listen to Culture Gabfest No. 46 with Dana Stevens, June Thomas, and Julia Turner by clicking the arrow on the audio player below: You can also download the program here, or you can subscribe to the weekly Culture Gabfest podcast feed in iTunes by Launching Saturday, 8/25, “Gabfest Radio” combines Slate’s most popular and acclaimed podcasts – The Culture Gabfest and The Political Gabfest – into a one-hour weekly program on WNYC AM820 and www.wnyc.org. The show will offer listeners a half .

What is it about Slate's weekly Culture Gabfest podcast that makes it so entertaining, sometimes exasperating and yet always compulsively listenable? Maybe it's that the hosts -- Slate's critic-at-large Stephen Metcalf, movie critic Dana Stevens and deputy Dazu meldet slate.com weiter: As the title of one of the new century Dazu berichtet rss.dw.de: German culture gets UNESCO nod weiterlesen Mehr dazu von rss.dw.de: Pakistan hangs 10 death row convicts weiterlesen Launching Saturday, August 25, GABFEST RADIO combines Slate’s most popular and acclaimed podcasts – The Culture Gabfest and The Political Gabfest – into a one-hour weekly program on WNYC AM820 and www.wnyc.org. The show will offer listeners a half The Culture Gabfest podcast co-host previously served as deputy to outgoing editor David Plotz for the past six years Julia Turner is taking over Slate as Editor-in-Chief, effective immediately and will succeed outgoing editor David Plotz, who served in .