How Long Gone 868. - Chris & Jason
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Nov 10, 2025 One host reads a surprising check from a Prius class-action lawsuit, sparking a lively discussion about car culture in NYC and LA. They share experiences from a memorable dinner at Muse, highlighting a standout chocolate tart. The hosts critique a recent SNL monologue and dive into the controversial Grammy nominations, questioning the awards' relevance today. They compare the work of Rosalía and Frank Ocean, then debate the cultural impact of data obsession in music and film. A Timothée Chalamet Vogue cover prompts a critique of celebrity photography.
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Monologue Tone And Time Matter
- Chris and Jason felt Nikki Glazer's SNL monologue missed the mark by being too dark for that audience.
- They argued monologues need tighter editing and shorter runtimes to avoid going off-tone.
Hall Of Fame Felt More Current
- The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame felt more current this year with artists like Tyler and Feist delivering strong performances.
- Jason and Chris saw the ceremony as more relevant when it features contemporary, interesting talent.
Geese's Viral Presence Beats Polish
- They described Geese's interview aesthetic as incongruous: high-gloss production meeting unstyled young band members.
- The hosts said the band's presence alone made the footage iconic regardless of polish or music.