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Sean Rameswaram

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4455 total appearances

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Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

Mohamed, thank you so much for joining us. I'm not in the Academy, but I hope you win an Oscar on Sunday. Thank you. Thanks. Muhammad Rasul, if you can call him Muhammad, his translator was Shada Dayani. The movie's The Seed of the Sacred Fig, and it's nominated for an Oscar for Best International Film. But some say Best International Film is the messiest category at the Oscars.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

Mohamed, thank you so much for joining us. I'm not in the Academy, but I hope you win an Oscar on Sunday. Thank you. Thanks. Muhammad Rasul, if you can call him Muhammad, his translator was Shada Dayani. The movie's The Seed of the Sacred Fig, and it's nominated for an Oscar for Best International Film. But some say Best International Film is the messiest category at the Oscars.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

We're going to find out why when we're back on Today Explained.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

We're going to find out why when we're back on Today Explained.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

We're going to find out why when we're back on Today Explained.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

Hello, podcast listeners. I'm Sean Romsom here from the Today Explained show, and I've got some news you can use. We're taking Vox Media podcasts on the road and heading back to Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest Festival. March 8th through 10th, we'll be doing special live episodes of hit shows, including our show, Today Explained. Where should we begin? With Esther Perel. Pivot.com.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

Hello, podcast listeners. I'm Sean Romsom here from the Today Explained show, and I've got some news you can use. We're taking Vox Media podcasts on the road and heading back to Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest Festival. March 8th through 10th, we'll be doing special live episodes of hit shows, including our show, Today Explained. Where should we begin? With Esther Perel. Pivot.com.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

Hello, podcast listeners. I'm Sean Romsom here from the Today Explained show, and I've got some news you can use. We're taking Vox Media podcasts on the road and heading back to Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest Festival. March 8th through 10th, we'll be doing special live episodes of hit shows, including our show, Today Explained. Where should we begin? With Esther Perel. Pivot.com.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

A touch more with Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe. Not just football with Cam Hayward. And more presented by Smartsheet. The Vox Media podcast stage at South by Southwest is open to all South by Southwest badge holders. I'll be the guy in a Mr. T costume. We hope to see you at the Austin Convention Center soon. You can visit voxmedia.com slash SXSW to learn more. That's voxmedia.com slash SXSW.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

A touch more with Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe. Not just football with Cam Hayward. And more presented by Smartsheet. The Vox Media podcast stage at South by Southwest is open to all South by Southwest badge holders. I'll be the guy in a Mr. T costume. We hope to see you at the Austin Convention Center soon. You can visit voxmedia.com slash SXSW to learn more. That's voxmedia.com slash SXSW.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

A touch more with Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe. Not just football with Cam Hayward. And more presented by Smartsheet. The Vox Media podcast stage at South by Southwest is open to all South by Southwest badge holders. I'll be the guy in a Mr. T costume. We hope to see you at the Austin Convention Center soon. You can visit voxmedia.com slash SXSW to learn more. That's voxmedia.com slash SXSW.

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

And the Oscar goes to... Sean Ramos from Today Explained here with Nate Jones from Vulture, where earlier this month you published a piece titled, Is There Any Way to Fix Oscar's International Film Category? What's wrong with it, Nate?

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

And the Oscar goes to... Sean Ramos from Today Explained here with Nate Jones from Vulture, where earlier this month you published a piece titled, Is There Any Way to Fix Oscar's International Film Category? What's wrong with it, Nate?

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

And the Oscar goes to... Sean Ramos from Today Explained here with Nate Jones from Vulture, where earlier this month you published a piece titled, Is There Any Way to Fix Oscar's International Film Category? What's wrong with it, Nate?

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

Okay, so some of the issues we're talking about here include that countries can only submit one movie. Who decides which movie that is? Anything else that's like sort of a sticking point in the international feature category?

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

Okay, so some of the issues we're talking about here include that countries can only submit one movie. Who decides which movie that is? Anything else that's like sort of a sticking point in the international feature category?

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

Okay, so some of the issues we're talking about here include that countries can only submit one movie. Who decides which movie that is? Anything else that's like sort of a sticking point in the international feature category?

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

How modern an issue is this at the Oscars? Is this like a 2025 concern or was this always an issue in the history of this category?

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

How modern an issue is this at the Oscars? Is this like a 2025 concern or was this always an issue in the history of this category?

Today, Explained
The messiest Oscars category

How modern an issue is this at the Oscars? Is this like a 2025 concern or was this always an issue in the history of this category?