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Oct 19, 2026
J.D. VanceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
A take.
Dana LoeschHOST
A halal take on Texas barbecue, and they got the title of best barbecue in Dallas from the Dallas Observer, which is a trash progressive publication.
Dana LoeschHOST
Um, sorry, they're not the best in Dallas, and I'm not gonna pretend that they are just because it's Muslim Democrats that own it.
Dana LoeschHOST
They're not the best in Dallas.
Dana LoeschHOST
But I, I, I said, yeah, it's not the best barbecue in Dallas.
Dana LoeschHOST
I'm just being honest.
Dana LoeschHOST
And the, um, Dallas Observer's a trash publication.
Dana LoeschHOST
Nobody goes to downtown Dallas to go and like, "Ooh, I would like the best barbecue ever." But it's, it's like this, and I...
Leah FrazierHOST
And so on TikTok is called book talk.
Leah FrazierHOST
And I had written this article for the Dallas Observer on a book that was suppressed out of the Fort Worth, Texas air area.
Leah FrazierHOST
And it was suppressed for 86 years.
Leah FrazierHOST
And me, I'm a book nerd.
Miranda SuarezHOST
Yeah
Ron CorningHOST
... kera.org. What are our friends at, like, the Dallas Observer, how did they headline it?
Miranda SuarezHOST
So this is actually the Dallas Voice.
Miranda SuarezHOST
They headlined their story about this musical Cleavage, A Musical About Breast Implants, Bounces Onto the Stage-
NickGUEST
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NickGUEST
in Dallas Observer many, many moons ago.
NickGUEST
We played some music festival, and that was exactly how we were described, as party, college frat boy party ska.
Austin YoungHOST
Oh, man.
Jeremy McGownGUEST
yeah think about all the young people trying to get in our industry and things like that right and like the notion that you know you would maybe just see something posted and just submit your resume and it's just so well written that you know the powers that be will just get this perfect resume amongst the thousands that came in and you know um versus you know oh well ward said this person is great so you should probably meet with them right it's like you know it's just
Ward RichmondHOST
i've any award that exists in the world um all district football team um real estate broker of the year whatever you want it to be a grammy award an academy award i don't i i've won enough not you know like the awards for the dallas observer music awards i have a stack of them there in my office i know how you win awards is you politic and that's how all of those awards get won so once you win enough awards you realize how the system works then Hey, it's cool.
Ward RichmondHOST
Like it's good for PR and it's great for business.
Ward RichmondHOST
It's a good marketing strategy to win awards, but I'm not winning an award thinking I'm the best at this.
Rick KosterGUEST
And I started writing book reviews for the Dallas Morning News.
Rick KosterGUEST
And I wrote about music for the Dallas Observer.
Rick KosterGUEST
And I started to compile a bit of a stockpile that I could show to people.
Rick KosterGUEST
Right.
Miranda SuarezHOST
Despite the deletion, the interaction went viral, and it has foodies questioning if getting their money's worth when food prices keep going up and up and up.
Miranda SuarezHOST
We spoke with Desiree Gutierrez, a freelance writer who writes for The Dallas Observer, about this controversy and her latest piece all about it.
Ron CorningHOST
Desiree, thanks for joining us.
Desiree GutierrezGUEST
Thank you for having me.
7 MINS LATER
Miranda SuarezHOST
Yeah.
Ron CorningHOST
Well, Desiree, we appreciate you joining us this morning.
Ron CorningHOST
Desiree Gutierrez is a freelance writer who writes for the Dallas Observer, among other publications.
Ron CorningHOST
Thank you for following up on this soap opera for us.
Keith MalinakHOST
Okay.
Jeff HofererGUEST
At the time, they were the Dallas Observer's main competition.
Keith MalinakHOST
Okay.
Jeff HofererGUEST
Um, it just, you know, those weekly little-
Brandon PetersHOST
Looking back at the 1966 television phenomenon Batman and now in its second season.
Brandon PetersHOST
And joining me from today, Rotten Tomato approved critic whose pieces you may have caught on such places as Collider, Looper, Culture S. msn and the dallas observer also co-host of the box office podcast with scott mendelsohn she's the resident box office bimbo lisa layman
Lisa LamanGUEST
thank you brandon hello listeners i am so honored to be the barbara gordon joining this mission um thank you for having me
Brandon PetersHOST
yeah no problem and uh also mentioned you are the summer 2026 out now with aaron and summer movie gamble champion
1 HR 5 MINS LATER
Lisa LamanGUEST
It was a delightful bat time.
Lisa LamanGUEST
I have reviews going up all the time on Land of the Nerds and TheSpool.net.
Lisa LamanGUEST
I have new Looper pieces going up constantly as well, plus some new occasional pieces for Dallas Observer and Scarlatine as this goes up around October, you said? October 5th.
Lisa LamanGUEST
We should be celebrating the 5th of October today.
James HartleyCORRESPONDENT
Things like that could also help bring in some business from outside of that enter- from the entertainment district to other areas outside probably.
Ron CorningHOST
I think Terry Black's, when we talked to Lauren Drewes Daniels from the Dallas Observer, went through 35,000 pounds of brisket a week.
Ron CorningHOST
They sort of became the epicenter of people's barbecue experience.
Miranda SuarezHOST
Yeah, some crazy truckload number-
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