Back to Front: Hosting Tips with Paget Brewster (Free Feed 11)
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What gift are the hosts teasing each other about at the beginning?
Ryan. Ronna. Here we are.
I have to tell you.
Yes, I'm dying to know. Whatever it is. I
got you a gift
that
I have been waiting for for a month.
Oh, you've been waiting for it for a month? Or I've been waiting for it for a month? We're into January.
We're in mid-January.
When we did our Ronna episode, which poor Oprah must have been so upset about how well that went.
We definitely
ran
laps
around
her situation.
Here we are a month later still talking about
it. I mean, who could forget it?
But we did Veronica eight days. Yeah. And people were going crazy. But when we recorded Veronica, you said to me, Rhonda, there's something in the mail.
Yeah. Or as you would say, there's something in the chamber.
You know what? New year, new you.
Okay.
Okay. Are
you talking about you or me?
You.
Oh. Okay.
And no, you're always trying to criticize my sayings, but then there you are counting every letter, spelling everything.
How do they transition from gift talk to a discussion about Texas barbecue and favorite spots?
You should see my
notes app.
You're like one of those horses that clops. Clydesdale? No. No, the ones that count, the counting horses. Oh, I don't know about that. The little quarter horses, you can get them to count to 10. No way. Help you solve a crossword puzzle. Does Simon Cowell know about this? I'm sure. How has there not been a miniature horse on America's Got Talent?
Oh, God.
In any event, when we were recording, you said to me, you said, it's already in the mail.
I said,
is it barbecue?
Yeah.
Right.
I said that at least four times.
You did. And I didn't take the hint.
No, I said four or five times is a Texas barbecue. Right. Extra sauce.
And I kept saying, no, can she not hear me?
And it continues to not be Texas barbecue. I
know. You want to
know why it's finally arrived? Because I can't
get over how they would mail it. even though I know that they do it a certain way.
Vacuum pack.
Okay.
Something.
All
right. Or a little, no, it's not be as good as if you get it right off the smoker in the back of the parking lot or whatever.
No, that's what I mean. And it is, by the way, some of the best places. Junction, Texas,
in the back of a
gas station.
I was going to say, what is the best place in El Paso to get barbecue?
You
know,
El Paso's not as much of a barbecue town as Central Texas
is. More of a taco town. But
Rudy's is great.
They have a
Rudy's,
which
is delicious. And there's a place that doesn't have a sign. It's on a street called Donovan that's also delicious.
Is there any place in all of Texas that you, when you think about barbecue, that's your ideal barbecue? I think of the Salt Lake. Oh, Salt Lake is your...
I think of this as the most iconic place and we used to go there a lot when I was a kid.
When you went to go to Austin. Yeah. Exactly. There's also a
place on campus at UT, and I'm forgetting the name of it, but it's amazing. The barbecue there is absolutely incredible.
It's
very small. It's just like 10 benches.
Yeah.
Yeah. You don't seem like the type who would enjoy Austin.
Austin, Texas?
Yeah. I mean, like, I don't think
it's a very young city or it fancies itself a young city.
Yeah. Live music capital of the
world. Yeah. Which, you know, I hate live music.
Well, by the way, I
mean, I despise
it.
I don't mind a concert hall. I like I
like this. We have this very different. I like to be seated. Yes. I like the option of standing. Correct. I like a floor that doesn't stick.
Never. Never.
We are the same here. I do enjoy going to the Hollywood Bowl every now and then. Oh,
I love the Hollywood Bowl. But that's as
rustic as
it gets for me. But that's also a... Sit down. Yes, and that's different. That is a summer amphitheater. Right. And it's fabulous.
Yes, exactly.
My favorite thing is to see a film at the Hollywood Bowl. Oh, sure. With the L.A. Philharmonic. Yeah, yeah, yeah. During the soundtrack, I said Jaws there. You're kidding. Two summers ago. That's so easy for the orchestra to play. It was do-do-do, fabulous. I mean, but Jaws is one of my favorites. You only need a cello or a bass. I talk about a Mathis Vineyard movie. Was it shot on Martha's Vineyard? Shot right on Martha's Vineyard.
Wow.
Jaws is one of my favorite films. Roy
Scheider? Schneider or Scheider?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What gift are the hosts teasing each other about at the beginning?
0:09–1:06
2
How do they transition from gift talk to a discussion about Texas barbecue and favorite spots?
1:06–4:04
3
What listener reviews and the lobsterman story reveal about the episode’s tone?
4:04–42:08
4
How do they introduce and explain the “slugging” skincare technique?
42:08–50:24
5
How do the hosts start the episode with cooking and sharing food ideas?
50:24–58:17
6
What advice is given about the stray outdoor cat that keeps visiting the porch?
58:17–1:07:38
7
How do the hosts discuss the ethical dilemma of wearing a Georgina Chapman dress?
1:07:38–1:25:48
8
What is the giveaway and how do the hosts wrap up the show?
1:25:48–1:39:15