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Webster Hall

Concert venue in New Yorkwww.websterhall.com

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Oct 26, 2026

Madi MurphyHOST
37:12
Thanks for everything, Julie Newmar.
Madi MurphyHOST
37:14
The opening scene, especially where all the queens are getting ready for the ball at Webster Hall, makes me so excited to be a woman.
Madi MurphyHOST
37:23
Makes me so excited to like put on pantyhose and like do my lip and like do the big poof on my face.
Madi MurphyHOST
37:29
But like whatever that version is for you, like find that.
Ed LarsonGUEST
37:40
I don't know if you ever came around there or not.
Ed LarsonGUEST
37:43
Across the street from Webster Hall.
Mindy TuckerHOST
37:46
I'm trying to remember because I don't think I did.
Mindy TuckerHOST
37:49
I don't think I have any photos from there.
ChrisHOST
6:00
I
MarkHOST
6:02
got to see them once at Webster Hall with Marilyn Manson.
ChrisHOST
6:11
I'm sure it was cool to see him in that situation.
MarkHOST
6:13
Yeah, it was summer of 90s.
Evan OsnosHOST
0:52
Before we dive into today's episode, we want to tell you about our upcoming live shows.
Susan GlasserHOST
0:57
First, this Saturday, October 24th, we'll be at Webster Hall in New York City for the New Yorker Festival, joined by David Plouffe, chief strategist for Barack Obama.
Susan GlasserHOST
1:10
We'll talk about the final stretch of the midterms.
Jane MayerHOST
1:13
Then, on November 18th, we're on stage at 6th and I in Washington, D.C. to unpack the midterm results and discuss what lies ahead.

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Susan GlasserHOST
44:46
Stephen Valentino is our executive producer, and our theme music is by Allison Leighton Brown.
Susan GlasserHOST
44:52
Don't miss our live shows.
Susan GlasserHOST
44:53
We'll be at the New Yorker Festival this Saturday, October 24th, at Webster Hall in New York City with special guest David Plouffe.
Susan GlasserHOST
45:02
Tickets are still available at festival.newyorker.com. Then we'll be at 6 and I in Washington, D.C. for a special post-midterms taping on November 18th at 7 p.m. You can join us for that show in person or virtually.
Joe BelmonteGUEST
46:17
I burnt myself out.
Joe BelmonteGUEST
46:21
I'd go to Webster Hall on Friday night.
Joe BelmonteGUEST
46:24
We'd take drugs, do whatever we wanted to do, dance.
Joe BelmonteGUEST
46:27
We'd see like, we got really into dubstep at that time.
Joe BelmonteGUEST
46:29
So all the EDM craze was coming out.
Joe BelmonteGUEST
46:31
So we'd go to these raves.
Joe BelmonteGUEST
46:34
I'd leave Webster Hall at like six o'clock with a bag of Coke in my pocket.
Joe BelmonteGUEST
46:38
I'd go to a construction site, blow Coke and do construction all day.
Jathan SadowskiHOST
0:17
You were down at the People's AI Assembly, Webster Hall, Manhattan, put on by AI Now Institute and More Perfect Union.
Jathan SadowskiHOST
0:26
And it was a packed agenda of... speakers.
Jathan SadowskiHOST
0:33
You were there.
Brian MerchantHOST
5:28
It was a loaded bill, and participants included Mayor Zoran Mamdani, Lina Khan, multiple data center opposition organizers, and friends of Blood in the Machine like Karen Howe, Bina Dubal, and Naomi Klein.
Brian MerchantHOST
5:42
The event was held at Webster Hall and the line stretched out the door like a rock show.
Brian MerchantHOST
5:46
And it was a reminder that the appetite for resisting the AI oligarchy is larger than ever and countless people are ready to meet the moment.
Brian MerchantHOST
5:56
So without further ado, let's talk with one of them right now.
Lars MurrayHOST
8:07
And Sunday too.
Lars MurrayHOST
8:09
Also on Saturday, the Pixies hit Webster Hall, an underplay and a sellout.
Lars MurrayHOST
8:13
And another underplay and a sellout.
Lars MurrayHOST
8:15
It's Mac DeMarco at Music Hall of Williamsburg Saturday and Carnegie Hall Sunday and Friday.
Kate GlavanHOST
7:47
And I think the PhD world is like much more foreign to me where I like don't really know that many things.
Kate GlavanHOST
7:52
people who've ever gotten their PhD so maybe it's something that I look into over these next few years as I get settled in New York a lot of you guys do DM me about really enjoying your master's programs in public health so that's definitely an avenue I've thought about as well but I was just excited to be in an academic institution and then in other news last night I actually went to this event in New York City at Webster Hall that was put on by the AI Now Institute and More Perfect so So More Perfect is a media organization that is one of the fastest growing YouTube channels in the country, which is amazing.
Kate GlavanHOST
8:24
They focus on working class issues in America and bringing light to injustice and power abuse.
Kate GlavanHOST
8:29
So they make a lot of videos, especially about things like data centers, how it's displacing people, how it's harming working class people.
Kenneth HashGUEST
26:28
And I think Makeup Room with Lena and Candace Kane and Amanda Lepore and Onyx and Kabuki and wallpaper for like several years that went on.
Kenneth HashGUEST
26:41
Where was that? That was at Webster Hall because when everyone was at Limelight, I was at Palladium and then Webster Hall because Webster Hall had opened and it was the old, for people who don't know, it's the old Roxy where Tina Turner performed, you know, in the What's Love Got to Do With It when I was backstage and she came out and did the thing and was actually at that concert at Roxy.
James St. JamesHOST
27:12
Wow.
Kenneth HashGUEST
27:13
I know.

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Kenneth HashGUEST
33:08
you walk in those things? Yes.
Kenneth HashGUEST
33:11
I think they were 12.
Kenneth HashGUEST
33:13
I've fallen down some stairs at Webster Hall and at different places.
James St. JamesHOST
33:19
Tell me fashion roadkill stories where you've had the sprained ankles or the broken.

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