84: Started My Period in Churchill’s War Room
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Who is Brittany Broski and what is the Broski Report about?
Direct from the Broski Nation headquarters in Los Angeles, California, this is the Broski Report with your host, Brittany Broski.
Guys, good morning. Don't talk to me until I've had my diarrhea. Don't talk to me until I've had the squirts. What a blessed morning it is, team. Haven't washed my hair in a week. You couldn't tell though. I'm training my hair. I don't think that's a real thing. I'm just, my hair stinks. You know what I mean? I'm back from London town.
What happened at the Mickey 17 premiere in London?
I was in London, weren't I? I was in London and I was at the premiere of Mickey 17. Mickey, I so love him. Robert Pattinson. Hello, darling. We had a fucking laugh. Yeah, guys, I was in London. And I don't really have... Hey, did I meet Robert Pattinson and Steven Yeun? Yeah. And am I okay? No. No. No. But is it just, you know, this is the life, hold on tight. That's how I feel lately. And this is the dream, it's all I need. I feel like Hannah Montana sometimes. So yeah, I was just in London and I was supposed to only be there for like less than 72 hours for the Mickey 17 premiere. But I ended up extending because someone who we all might know in Broski Nation was in a play. And that's going to be Paul Maskell. And he was going to be in a little production called Streetcar Named Desire.
Why is A Streetcar Named Desire significant?
And all my theater bitches, you know about that play. Dude. Yeah, he was, the premiere was on the 13th. and his play was all that week, but there was a showing on the 15th, and I was like, motherfucker, should we stay? But it was sold out, and then we figured it out, and I got tickets, and me and Stanley went, oh my god. Hold on, let me go back to Mickey 17. So much fun. So much fun. The movie's fun. It was... freezing fucking cold in London because duh. And yeah, it was a blast. I think, oh, I wore this crazy fit, okay? One of the best fits me and my stylist have ever cooked up. That fit, it was very like, menswear is back. Let me sort of put y'all, let me guide y'all's finger to the pulse, okay? Menswear is so back.
And it's fun to experiment with not only just like the suit and tie sort of thing, but incorporating interesting shapes into the red carpet space. You know what I mean? And I know people kind of do that with the structured gowns or like when they have stuff come up over the bodice and it's, you know, really structured and whatever. That's one thing is like evening wear. But this sort of cocktail, business casual, fun take on menswear is really, I just, I'm having fun. Me and my stylist, Kat Spaldos, we have a fucking blast. When we do fittings, we just yell. And then what if we did the, yes, yes! It's so much fun. So we stuck around and we saw Streetcar Named Desire. Now, let me sort of reveal my soul for a second.
I never actually saw A Streetcar Named Desire when I was in high school. It's one of those that's always in rotation for one-act plays or for community theater, or it's always, it feels like it's showing on Broadway or whatever. I've never actually seen it. And I actually went into it not knowing the plot or even the setting or anything, just that it's super famous. When we were in high school for our one-act play, we did Bus Stop, which is by William Inge. And him, Tennessee Williams, who wrote Streetcar Named Desire, and Arthur Miller, who wrote The Crucible and Death of a Salesman, they were all contemporaries. This is in like the 30s, 40s, 50s. Arthur Miller was famously married to Marilyn Monroe. So that's kind of this time period of post-war America.
And there are so many social constructs and social context that people are trying to return back to a normal life. But how can you, you know, in this post-war state? So Streetcar Named Desire is set in the 50s, I want to say. Yeah, in the 50s in New Orleans. And it is... Okay, so, Paul Mescal, right?
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Who is Brittany Broski and what is the Broski Report about?
0:20–0:53
2
What happened at the Mickey 17 premiere in London?
0:53–1:57
3
Why is A Streetcar Named Desire significant?
1:57–22:39
4
What insights can we gain from Churchill's War Rooms?
22:39–35:17
5
How does ZocDoc make finding doctors easier?
35:17–1:00:43