Hour 2: The Scotch Egg (feat. Nick Offerman)

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What is the origin story of tequila?

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Now's a good time to remember where tequila's story truly began. In 1795, Cuervo invented tequila. Cuervo. What are you doing here? Cuervo. Anytime someone says Cuervo, I show up.
Nick Wright 0:29
Cuervo. Cuervo.
Damson Idris 0:36
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What was Damson Idris promoting?

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Damson Idris 0:57
Discover Tommy Hilfiger's limited edition Apex GP Collection, inspired by F1 the Movie, only in cinemas June 25th.
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This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast. This episode is presented by DraftKings. DraftKings, the crown is yours. Got a lot of stuff that I still want to get to here, but Mike, you're hosting a screening on Thursday. Is everyone invited to this? How does this whole thing work with you and the screening and you're trying to move and shake in the movies?

What screenings is Mike hosting?

Unknown 1:30
Well, I just did one for Friendship. A friend of mine was the executive producer on that project. This one was a little bit more organic and had a little bit more to do with me and my connections. We're going to be hosting a screening, two screenings, 6.30 and 10.30 show. One of my favorite bands in the world is TurnCell. They're dropping a new album. It was produced by Rick Rubin. But as a part of that rollout, it's a 14-song visual album that's premiering at Tribeca. There weren't any Miami showings. So I put together some contacts because I wanted Miami to have access to watch this film because Miami's never thought of that way. And we were able to get it done and bring this film here on release date this Thursday. Tickets are available.
Unknown 2:11
Use the promo code Mike for discounted tickets over at the Gables Cinema. My friends over at Three Points are responsible for bringing TurnCell to that festival, playing their first headlining Miami show here in the fall. So as part of that, we're gonna help promote that appearance by putting out this film. I think TurnCell has a real opportunity to solidify headliner status, become a generational rock band. I got a tattoo on my leg of their album, Glow On. Interesting little note. really inspired what we did with the musical. When JT Daly came down here, he introduced this band to me, and I was super inspired by the engineering on this album and all the different layers to it. I've been waiting for years for the follow-up. It's finally coming out, so on Thursday in the Gables, Gables Cinema, check out my socials for direct links to get discounted tickets by using the promo code Mike.

What are TurnCell's upcoming projects?

Unknown 2:58
Put it on the poll at Levitard Show. Are you surprised that Dan has a tattoo of a croqueta? on his calf. Did anyone here have any thoughts, poignant or otherwise, on TNT's farewell? I will say, as it has become harder and harder in a shaking and quaking media climate for Things to get the respect they deserve at the end. ESPN has done a masterful job with Lee Corso and Dick Vitale, extending them great grace at the end of their careers. HBO and Max did a poorer job with Brian Gumbel, not allowing his show to get to 30 years. It had to stop at 29, even though HBO Real Sports was the giant. They let it go at 29. in the industry, they did let it go 29 years. I understand how you don't get your feelings hurt by that stuff, but when Tony Reale doesn't get to 5,000 shows, because he's got to stop at like 4,900 and whatever, there's just some corporate stuff that happens that you're like, oh, come on, it didn't have to be like that. It didn't have to be all dried up at the end.
Unknown 4:11
What are you smiling about, Mike? I mean, the Billy Steak. That HBO Real Sports? Yeah, you got 29 years. They have 29 years. Let them have a goodbye episode for year 30. Come on. What is it? With the around the horn thing, it is weird to be like, you gave me 4,900 shows, but I needed 30 more? That was a good run they gave them. Hell of a run.

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