Glenn Weldon
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5,101 appearances
50 recordings
10 series
first heard Sep 2022
last heard 10 Sep
Glenn Weldon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We look at this show and there's a criminal enterprise at the center of it.
And if you don't know anything, really, you think, well, it's a criminal enterprise.
It must be lawless.
There must be no systems.
But it's still an enterprise and it is a ruthlessly capitalistic one.
And it easily adopts, eagerly adopts the model and even
In my favorite scene in the show, and maybe the best, certainly the funniest scene in the show, they even adopt Robert's rules of order.
And they conform to the laws of commerce and capitalism.
And they still grind people up in the gears.
They're just a lot more honest about it.
I got some nuanced uplift.
I chose the 1975 documentary Grey Gardens by the Maisel brothers, David and Albert, along with Ellen Hubdy and Muffy Meyer, who tend to get overlooked.
We're talking about the American dream, and that definition we've kind of batted around is the belief that anyone with hard work and some determination can achieve.
wealth and success and security this is a film about the american dream in decay how wealth and success can devolve into squalor uh basically and it also hits on a lot of other facets of the american dream but before i get to that i just want to know have y'all seen this film okay so i finally watched this for the first time like this year so okay it is very fresh in my mind
You can all be my friends.
I mean, Stephen, you're getting in on a grandfathered in on the documentary now.
You can all be my friends.
All right.
Here it is.
It's a documentary about these two women, an elderly mother and her middle-aged daughter, both named Edith Bouvier Beale.
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