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Sep 16, 2026

Alex GoldHOST
24:41
I
Drew NixonPANELIST
24:41
don't know nothing about pineapple.
Drew NixonPANELIST
24:43
Pineapple tastes good, though.
Alex GoldHOST
24:43
That's fair.
Alex GoldHOST
24:44
Texas said, yeah, make sure it's upside-down pineapple, not just a regular pineapple.
Marie Cecile AndersonHOST
17:50
Bye.
Daniel SumstinePANELIST
17:50
Pineapple belongs.
Daniel SumstinePANELIST
17:52
Bye.
Marie Cecile AndersonHOST
18:01
That's all for today here on CityCast Nashville.
StephHOST
31:27
Char siu bao.
StephHOST
31:28
A little grey kitten called Pineapple.
StephHOST
31:30
It's so cute.
StephHOST
31:31
See?
Francesca BindiHOST
15:26
Lord.
Jake EbelloGUEST
15:28
Um, I spent countless nights at Pineapple being taught by one of the resident choreographers one-to-one.
Francesca BindiHOST
15:36
Mm.
Jake EbelloGUEST
15:36
All of the movement.
Francesca BindiHOST
17:31
Mm.
Jake EbelloGUEST
17:31
Whilst doing...
Jake EbelloGUEST
17:32
Well, before that, and I'd learned it at Pineapple on flat dance, dance floor.
Jake EbelloGUEST
17:37
So I was like-
Matt RealHOST
57:50
They would roll back the tape, play it-
Shane MadejHOST
57:51
Pineapple.
Matt RealHOST
57:52
Yeah, exactly.
Matt RealHOST
57:53
And it would be...
Shane MadejHOST
57:55
Pine- Did I pronounce pineapple wrong?
Matt RealHOST
57:56
He would just be, like, looking at his thing.
Matt RealHOST
57:58
They'd play it back, everybody would hear, and he would go, "Pineapple." It was nuts-
Shane MadejHOST
58:02
Wow
Montgomery JonesHOST
3:37
The only reason you know you forgot something is because you remember not remembering it.
Amalia DupreeHOST
3:45
For all the pineapple on pizza controversy and the love for flame-grilled pineapple, it is interesting that flame-grilled pineapple burgers aren't a fast food thing.
Montgomery JonesHOST
3:57
It's easier to outrun someone when they're chasing you, but harder when it's a race.
Amalia DupreeHOST
4:04
When you throw a rock into a lake, you may be the last person in human history to ever touch that rock.
Nicholas James BridgewaterNARRATOR
43:44
Pear, golabee.
Nicholas James BridgewaterNARRATOR
43:47
Pineapple, ananas, ananas.
Nicholas James BridgewaterNARRATOR
43:52
Pineapple, ananas.
Nicholas James BridgewaterNARRATOR
43:55
Plum, aaloo, aaloo.
Nicholas James BridgewaterNARRATOR
43:59
Plum, aaloo.
Lamourdia ThombianoGUEST
13:17
Yeah, but the culture I mentioned, the production I mentioned, were not part of, currently it's being done.
Lamourdia ThombianoGUEST
13:25
Ananas is being produced in Burkina as a larger scale.
Lamourdia ThombianoGUEST
13:29
And all this because of the political orientation, the policy will, and the support for people to go out of the box, not to remain in what they were doing, but to look at other perspective.
Lamourdia ThombianoGUEST
13:43
And this, create a new dynamism in terms of innovation, technology, and all this.
Adam HoughGUEST
15:14
I tend to go for a wine.
Adam HoughGUEST
15:16
Pineapple.
Adam HoughGUEST
15:16
Pineapple, love it.
Adam HoughGUEST
15:17
I'm sorry.
Adam HoughGUEST
15:18
I've got to do it.
Maggie LawsonHOST
2:35
Remember when I said there would be a part two to the Steve Franks episode of The Psychologists Are In? Well, here it is.
Maggie LawsonHOST
2:42
I think I'm just going to call this one the pineapple episode.
Maggie LawsonHOST
2:45
There's a lot of pineapple goodness in this episode, among many other things.
Maggie LawsonHOST
2:49
So enjoy this second part of my Steve Franks interview, which was such a joy.
Maggie LawsonHOST
2:57
So Steve.

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