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BONUS RADIO: Knicks' Playoffs, Tony Awards & A Legacy Family Restaurant · That KEVIN Show

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Speaker 1: From the birthplace of radio's greatest era. Now from New
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Speaker 1: York It's Radio Night Live with Kevin McCullough. Unlike anything
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Speaker 1: Nischewatt the Og doctor Nicole Sapphire. Legal analysis from former
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Speaker 1: prosecutor and court journalism superstar Imran I'm Sorry, and Christine Nicholas,
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Speaker 1: the quintessential Heartbeat, the New York Hospitality, all joining a
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Speaker 1: legendary broadcast pro Kevin McCullough on a mission unlike any other,
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Speaker 1: united to bring back New York Now live from Studio
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Speaker 1: one to eleven, Keres Kevin McCullough.
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Speaker 2: All right, welcome aboard. It is the Fun Friday Edition.
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Speaker 2: And if you're looking for fun Broadway stuff, if you're
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Speaker 2: looking for good food stuff, man, do we have a
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Speaker 2: show for you tonight. I'm so excited about this. But
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Speaker 2: the we it's Kevin mckella and Christine Nicholas and Christine,
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Speaker 2: I don't know about you. These beautiful days. The last
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Speaker 2: few days we've had like I'm really getting itchy to
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Speaker 2: like get out and be out, Like we're definitely done
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Speaker 2: with the cold and the rain and we're ready to
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Speaker 2: just go enjoy everything that's awesome about our city.
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Speaker 3: It is it really New York City shines brightly when
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Speaker 3: it is sunny like this.
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Speaker 4: It's not quite the baked Apple yet.
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Speaker 3: It might be later this later this weekend. It's supposed
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Speaker 3: to hit in the nineties. But it is a gorgeous
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Speaker 3: It just makes New York great end. By the way,
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Speaker 3: the excitement, the smiles, everybody, no matter what background you are,
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Speaker 3: doesn't matter.
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Speaker 4: Everybody's rooting for the nixt Cks.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know it's not look I am as you know,
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Speaker 3: a Yankee fan, right, but even when the Yankees are
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Speaker 3: in the World Series and New York is electrified during
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Speaker 3: that period, but you know, the Yankees have won a
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Speaker 3: lot of World Series. We also have two teams in
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Speaker 3: New York City, so even you know, there are still
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Speaker 3: met fans that just refused everything.
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Speaker 2: For the two NFL too. We've got so many sports teams.
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Speaker 2: It's not gonna know.
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Speaker 3: About two NBA teams, honestly, I mean, like, yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 3: they were really New Jersey Nets.
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Speaker 4: Okay.
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Speaker 2: I mean, so like even the Wow the snob's coming
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Speaker 2: out tonight, are not really looking down that nose, aren't we?
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Speaker 3: No?
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Speaker 2: I mean it's the Knicks, it's the next Giants and
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Speaker 2: Jets aren't New York teams either.
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Speaker 3: Again, that is that is dividing the Giants Jets, you know.
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Speaker 3: But so you say Giants, Jets, Mets, Yankees, which one
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Speaker 3: No one says Knicks or Nets. I mean, it's just
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Speaker 3: or you know, there's also Islanders and Rangers. Right, so
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Speaker 3: maybe that's a dichotomy. But the Knicks are a unifying
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Speaker 3: factor for this city. Everybody right now is wearing our
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Speaker 3: engine blue, even Nets fans, okay, because they're not around
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Speaker 3: in the postseason quite so. Yeah, and this team I
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Speaker 3: think is just everybody's fallen in love with them.
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Speaker 2: I am, well, how incredible. Let's just just memorialize this
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Speaker 2: for a second. How incredible is it. They go into
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Speaker 2: the first game on Wednesday, and look, the Spurs have
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Speaker 2: the NBA MVP and he is he is an intimidating
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Speaker 2: player to go up against. And he ran the MVP
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Speaker 2: contest like he ran away with it. It wasn't even close.
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Speaker 2: But they go in there and they find themselves down
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Speaker 2: fourteen points midway through the third quarter, and it's like,
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Speaker 2: it's like gut check time. And it's one of those
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Speaker 2: things if you're a coach, you have very few opportunities
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Speaker 2: where you see these moments, but you get to say
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Speaker 2: to your guys, guys, if we don't give it all
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Speaker 2: right now, we'll kick ourselves forever. And to see them
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Speaker 2: come out of that huddle and to just systematically whittle
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Speaker 2: that lead down, to see a Brunston come back from
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Speaker 2: the injury from the and to see him just turn
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Speaker 2: it on and it wasn't just it wasn't just an
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Speaker 2: offensive show boat thing. Like they were playing good solid
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Speaker 2: defense too. Like they put the whole effort together and
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Speaker 2: end up winning by ten and you're like, holy cow,
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Speaker 2: it was amazing.
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Speaker 3: Well. And then Josh Hart, who is the heart of
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Speaker 3: the team. I mean, how many three pointers did he have?
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Speaker 3: Five three pointers I believe were.
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Speaker 2: Well down the stretch. He hit a couple of really
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Speaker 2: big ones, but he and Brunson in the final in
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Speaker 2: the final fourth quarter run, it was it was all
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Speaker 2: them and the defense. They rebounded, bounce, they rebounded incredibly
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Speaker 2: and when you have Will Mumby or whatever however you
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Speaker 2: say his name on the other side.
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Speaker 4: Wim Bayama, Victor Wim Bayama.
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Speaker 2: Wimby, Wimpy is taking all that like he has his
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Speaker 2: arms fan like you'd think nobody would get rebounds around him,
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Speaker 2: and the Knicks were boxing out, they were playing defense,
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Speaker 2: and it was it was just so cool to see
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Speaker 2: this team because you don't really have like a superstar
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Speaker 2: this well.
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Speaker 3: I think also, you know, as from what I understand,
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Speaker 3: when the Spurs play fast because they're young, a young team,
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Speaker 3: they kind of like dominate. But the Knicks, being sort
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Speaker 3: of more methodical and whatnot, they they slowed him down.
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Speaker 3: And then Hubayama was making mistakes. I mean, the fact
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Speaker 3: that he dribbled a ball off of his foot. You
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Speaker 3: know that that just doesn't happen with him, right, But
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Speaker 3: you know he was probably feeling the pressure for the
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Speaker 3: first time.
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Speaker 4: So anyway, I say, you.
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Speaker 2: Should playing point guards.
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Speaker 4: How many games will the Knicks take it?
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Speaker 2: This is what I was kidding everybody about earlier in
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Speaker 2: the week, and I said, I really think that they
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Speaker 2: have the potential if they go to San Antonio and
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Speaker 2: split or do better if they win both. If they
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Speaker 2: win both, I think they're going to sweep the series.
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Speaker 2: If they win tonight in San Antonio, I think they're
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Speaker 2: going to sweep the series. If they lose tonight, I'm
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Speaker 2: not particularly worried about it. They still have home court
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Speaker 2: advantage because you just have to come out of there
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Speaker 2: winning one of the two, and then in the way
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Speaker 2: the NBA Finals are set up, they go two three two,
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Speaker 2: so you get three consecutive home games following the early
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Speaker 2: advantage of the home team from the other side, and
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Speaker 2: I think that sets them up to do great here
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Speaker 2: at home for those next three games.
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Speaker 3: I think it's two two. I'm being told by my editor,
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Speaker 3: my sports editor, is they.
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Speaker 2: Change it back because it was changed it back? Okay
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Speaker 2: to well, there are a lot of people complaining about that. Still,
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Speaker 2: if they split, you still have technically home court advantage
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Speaker 2: because you come home and win to then you're up
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Speaker 2: three to one. Even if you go back and lose
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Speaker 2: again in San Antonio, you come back with another chance
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Speaker 2: to wrap it up at home. I think this team
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Speaker 2: wants to win it at home.
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Speaker 4: I think this team, I think they want to win
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Speaker 4: it at home as well.
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Speaker 3: Actually, it'll be a little bit like Mayhem, but it'll
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Speaker 3: be fun and New York is excited and jazzed up,
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Speaker 3: and I love the unification of the Knicks. All right,
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Speaker 3: There's a lot of other exciting things that are happening
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Speaker 3: in the city. We've got the Tony Awards Sunday night.
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Speaker 3: That is an exciting Usually that alone is what brings
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Speaker 3: us out.
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Speaker 2: So how do you think is going to sweep on?
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Speaker 2: I'll ask you in return.
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Speaker 3: It's not going to be a sweep this year. I
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Speaker 3: think it's going to be a little bit all over
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Speaker 3: the place. I don't think you're going to have like
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Speaker 3: that one show that wins thirteen Tony Awards. I think
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Speaker 3: it's going to be all over the place. You know
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Speaker 3: Nathan Lane, I saw him this week in A Death
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Speaker 3: of a Salesman and John Lithgow in Giant. Those are
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Speaker 3: the two actors that are battling it out for Best
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Speaker 3: Performance by an Actor in a leading role in a play.
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Speaker 3: But then you also have Mark Strong from Oedipus, And
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Speaker 3: you know Edipus is not on Broadway right now, it closed.
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Speaker 3: But what a powerful production that was to be able
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Speaker 3: to take a Shakespeare play and put it in the
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Speaker 3: modern era, to make it about a campaign, right, and
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Speaker 3: you like when we were kids and we learned about
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Speaker 3: Oedipus as we would call it, you know, like, okay,
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Speaker 3: the boy kills the father to marry the mother, right,
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Speaker 3: we all know the plot.
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Speaker 4: It seems just not plausible.
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Speaker 3: But back Shakespeare, Shakespeare's day, I guess, you know, fourteen
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Speaker 3: year olds were having babies, right, but now the way
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Speaker 3: they the way they had it in this in this
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Speaker 3: play again it was a very young girl having a
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Speaker 3: baby because she was the servant of the politician. I
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Speaker 3: hope if it wins, if it doesn't win, that it's
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Speaker 3: getting a lot of attention and it should run again
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Speaker 3: because it was such a powerful performance. For Best Play,
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Speaker 3: you know, there's uh, there's The Revival, which is Death
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Speaker 3: of a Salesman, Every Brilliant Thing, Fallen, Angels and Edips.
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Speaker 3: You know, I think every Brilliant Thing was just so
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Speaker 3: amazing with Daniel Radcliffe. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and then yeah,
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Speaker 3: and then there's Best Play, which you know, or the
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Speaker 3: new plays. There's Bolisters, Giant, Liberation, and Little bear Ridge Road.
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Speaker 3: I think Liberation might take that one, although I loved
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Speaker 3: Bolisters so much.
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Speaker 2: About Molists will be interesting real quickly because we're short
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Speaker 2: on time. Musical what do you think is going to
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Speaker 2: take musical? Uh?
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Speaker 4: I think rag Time.
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Speaker 3: It's between Ragtime and Cats, but this Cats is in
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Speaker 3: New Cats. It's different, you know, but that's best Revival too.
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Speaker 4: Best musical.
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Speaker 3: It's between Lost Boys, Smanga Doon, Titanique and Two Strangers.
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Speaker 3: I love Two Strangers, but I think it's going to
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Speaker 3: go to Smega Dune.
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Speaker 2: All right, there you go. We'll check her scorecard after
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Speaker 2: the awards. This week, we've got a huge show, Michael Riedal,
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Speaker 2: speaking of Broadway, we've got him. We're also going to
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Speaker 2: go to uh Fresco Biscotto and talk with Coja LJ.
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Speaker 2: Don't call him Lewis and don't actually don't call him
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Speaker 2: Ja unless he's in trouble. But we'll talk about all
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Speaker 2: that coming up. And then we've got tips for your weekend.
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Speaker 5: Don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 6: Now from New York back to Radio Night Live. You're
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Speaker 6: Kevin McCullough.
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Speaker 5: Welcome back.
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Speaker 2: It's Fun Friday, the Fun Friday edition of Radio Night Live.
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Speaker 2: So glad you're with us, and very glad to welcome
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Speaker 2: back an old old friend of not just this show,
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Speaker 2: Christine Nicholas, but before you and I were doing Broadway
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Speaker 2: on Fridays and talking about it all. Michael Riedle used
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Speaker 2: to visit with me in the five o'clock hour before
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Speaker 2: John Katz and matitas elbowed his way into that slot,
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Speaker 2: and uh and Michael and I would talk about Broadway
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Speaker 2: every single every single Friday, and I always look forward
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Speaker 2: to it. But he's back, he's got a big show.
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Speaker 2: We were just talking about the opportunity and the monologue
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Speaker 2: and Michael. I usually let Christine do the introductions, but
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Speaker 2: I just felt like, you see such a long time friend.
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Speaker 2: I just wanted to say, hi, thanks for coming on.
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Speaker 7: Why did your copains do? Good to be back with you.
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Speaker 7: I remember our four thirty hits, as we call them,
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Speaker 7: into business very very well. We had We had a
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Speaker 7: lot of We had a lot of fun.
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Speaker 2: My favorite one was when you described the Martini crawl
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Speaker 2: through Manhattan and what you put in your book about
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Speaker 2: that that was to this day some legendary stuff. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: we've been talking about your show actually for the last
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Speaker 2: couple of weeks. But for people that are just joining
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Speaker 2: us for the first time, what's the concept behind this?
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Speaker 2: Because this is not your average Broadway fair.
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Speaker 7: Right, well, it's a play written by an old friend
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Speaker 7: of mine, Eric Bentley, who was a very prominent critic
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Speaker 7: back in the nineteen fifties and sixties, and Eric was
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Speaker 7: the translator of the great German play right Bertolt Breck.
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Speaker 7: Eric is no longer with us, although he lived to
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Speaker 7: be one hundred and two years old. But Eric wrote
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Speaker 7: a play in nineteen seventy two called Are You Now
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Speaker 7: or Have You Ever Been? Which, of course is what
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Speaker 7: the House on American Activities Committee question they would pose
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Speaker 7: to people suspected of being communists. And you know, in
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Speaker 7: the nineteen fifties, Hugheck investigated the entertainment business Hollywood and
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Speaker 7: Broadway and television looking for communists, and there were thousands
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Speaker 7: of pages of transcripts and the hearings back then, and
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Speaker 7: Eric went through them all and he cobbled together a
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Speaker 7: play called Are You Now or Have You Ever Been?
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Speaker 7: In nineteen seventy two. That was a big hit off
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Speaker 7: Broadway then, and it has been revived by the Broadway
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Speaker 7: producer Jeffrey Richards, directed by Anna Shapiro, with a very
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Speaker 7: fine cast including Andrew McCarthy you may remember for Backpack Years,
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Speaker 7: and a few other really fine actors, And I think
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Speaker 7: the reason to revive the play is that we're having
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Speaker 7: a big discussion now about First Amendment issues, freedom of speech, communism, communists. Well, yeah,
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Speaker 7: well I have excellent yes, because we happened to have
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Speaker 7: a mayor who if you asked him, are you now
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Speaker 7: or have you ever been, he'd proudly say absolutely yes,
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Speaker 7: the times.
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Speaker 2: Have changed campaigned on it. That's okay, I won't go
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Speaker 2: too much further political. I see Christine getting nervous, But
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Speaker 2: this is really a fun, a fun what's your role
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Speaker 2: in it? Where do you come in?
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Speaker 7: So because of my when I graduated from college and
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Speaker 7: I was a struggling writer with absolutely no money, I
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Speaker 7: was working on a little tiny theater magazine and I
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Speaker 7: asked the great Eric Bentley to write some articles for me,
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Speaker 7: and he became my friend. And he had a big
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Speaker 7: baronial apartment. When I say baronial, I mean about fourteen
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Speaker 7: rooms on riverside, huge ceiling, you know, ceilings taller than
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Speaker 7: the Empire stable.
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Speaker 4: But he's obviously not a communist.
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Speaker 7: Well, his politics were quite interesting, because I'll get into
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Speaker 7: that in a second. But anyway, or.
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Speaker 4: Maybe he can afford to be a communist, that's the
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Speaker 4: other question.
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Speaker 7: Okay, I have to remember it was an apartment that
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Speaker 7: he bought in about nineteen fifty for thirty five thousand dollars.
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Speaker 7: But I had no money and he was living alone
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Speaker 7: in this big place, and he said, would you I'll
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Speaker 7: rent a room to you. So I rented a room
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Speaker 7: for two hundred and fifty dollars a month, which was
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Speaker 7: a god send to a kid with no money in
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Speaker 7: this fabulous apartment with his brilliant scholar and critic. And
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Speaker 7: I lived there for three years and I would have
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Speaker 7: dinner with him two or three nights a week, and
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Speaker 7: I had access to his library and everything I know
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Speaker 7: about the theater I learned with Eric Bentley. So I
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Speaker 7: mentioned it to Jeffrey Richards, my friendship with Eric, and
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Speaker 7: he said, would you do a couple of talkbacks in
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Speaker 7: post performance discussions? And I should said sure, And I said,
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Speaker 7: by the way, I could help you line up some people,
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Speaker 7: and I thought it would be interesting because they're still
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Speaker 7: around a lot of the blacklisted writers and actors, their
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Speaker 7: children are still with us red diaper babies as they
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Speaker 7: were called, And so I've lined up about five or
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Speaker 7: six of them who will talk about what it was
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Speaker 7: like to be in a household where one day your
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Speaker 7: parents have worked and the next day they're labeled communists
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Speaker 7: or suspective of communism, and their careers are over with,
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Speaker 7: completely over with. So that was the that's what we're
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Speaker 7: talking about and the residents of the play today. But
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Speaker 7: I don't want people to think that we're just approaching
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Speaker 7: it from the shall we say, National Public Radio New
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Speaker 7: York Times angle that oh, you know, a witch hunts
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Speaker 7: and of a hunt for communists and all. This was awful,
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Speaker 7: terrible as a concern, and as somebody who studies history,
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Speaker 7: there were indeed communists in Hollywood, and they did have
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Speaker 7: an agenda to try to influence the American people by
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Speaker 7: putting communist messages into movies back then. Now were they effective. No,
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Speaker 7: they were a bunch of bumbling idiots, as the testimony
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Speaker 7: makes clear, and a number of people were unfairly targeted,
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Speaker 7: unfairly tainted by the committee, and to the shame of
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Speaker 7: this country, did lose their livelihoods. So it is a
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Speaker 7: complicated issue, and because of that, I brought in some
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Speaker 7: conservative people like John pot Hortz from Commentary and Amanda Veyle,
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Speaker 7: who is the biographer of Rome Robbins, great choreographer, who
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Speaker 7: named names, who named names, But she sees it as
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Speaker 7: a far more complicated picture than just Baddy because you
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Speaker 7: named names. So we're trying to have a nuanced discussion
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Speaker 7: about what it all means. And to your point, Kevin,
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Speaker 7: about communism, it is ironic that back then in the fifties,
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Speaker 7: to be accused of communism, fairly or unfairly, it was
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Speaker 7: the end of your career. Now to proudly call yourself communism.
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Speaker 2: They get to run for mayor.
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Speaker 7: You're a hero of that. You're a hero of the
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Speaker 7: Democratic Party. And by the way, if your plattner up
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Speaker 7: there in Maine and knock women around and have Nazi tattoos,
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Speaker 7: if you probably declare yourself a Marxist, the Democratic Party
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Speaker 7: is still going to stick by you.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, sorry, you might actually even win. Well, Christine,
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Speaker 2: this is one of those things where, like anytime people
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Speaker 2: are going to go, it's going to be special and
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Speaker 2: different and cool. So you may want to see this
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Speaker 2: like several times, just based on what Michael's doing, because
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Speaker 2: of the people he's.
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Speaker 5: Gonna line up.
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Speaker 4: How long is the actual play, Michael? And then you
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Speaker 4: know how long is the talk back. What's the duration.
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Speaker 7: The play is about an hour and a half, and
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Speaker 7: then the talkback's about half hour, and then we take
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Speaker 7: some questions. The play, by the way, is is riveting.
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Speaker 7: I have not seen it in all I've never seen
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Speaker 7: it perform before. I only read it because the testimony
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Speaker 7: of these celebrities is fascinating. You have some like A Burrows,
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Speaker 7: who wrote Guys and Dolls, the hit musical. He's very funny,
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Speaker 7: he's very witty, but he's very weasily because he was
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Speaker 7: a communist. But he can't admit it because he's just
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Speaker 7: sold the musical Guys and Dolls to the studios for
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Speaker 7: two hundred thousand dollars, which was an enormous amount of
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Speaker 7: money back then. So he's desperately trying not to jeopardize
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Speaker 7: the deal. So he's trying to be funny and witty
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Speaker 7: and charm the committee even though he was a communist.
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Speaker 7: And then you have the great Paul Robeson.
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Speaker 4: Who rutgers along, by the way, Yeah.
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Speaker 7: Absolutely, there you are. And ropes In gave a very
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Speaker 7: famous speech where he did not deny being a communist,
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Speaker 7: but he brought into conversation the racism of the United States, slavery,
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Speaker 7: civil rights.
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Speaker 5: And all that.
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Speaker 7: So he challenges the committee on that front. And then
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Speaker 7: you have complicated people like Jerome Robbins and Elia Kazan,
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Speaker 7: the great director, who named names and who were blacklisted
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Speaker 7: by their Hollywood friends for naming names. Now the question
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Speaker 7: is why did Jerome Robin's name names. I can tell
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Speaker 7: you why because Eric Bentley told me the FBI followed
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Speaker 7: Robin's around to see if he was meeting with communists,
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Speaker 7: but they found him in bed with men, and they
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Speaker 7: blackmailed him, and they said they would expose him as
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Speaker 7: a homosexual unless he named names. So we have to
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Speaker 7: admit yet the committee played really cool, really played a
18:22
Speaker 7: dirty handed with people back then.
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Speaker 2: All right, that's the great Michael Ridal, who is going
18:26
Speaker 2: to come back with us right after these messages, and
18:29
Speaker 2: we've got some more to discuss about this and other
18:31
Speaker 2: fun stuff.
18:32
Speaker 7: Don't go in.
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Speaker 6: From New York. It's Radio night Life with Kevin McCulloch.
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Speaker 2: So in the last segment, I was thinking to myself,
18:46
Speaker 2: it's interesting that an actor named McCarthy is in Are
18:49
Speaker 2: You now or Have You ever been? And Michael Reidal
18:53
Speaker 2: and Christy Nicholas, that's ironic on two levels, because Andrew McCarthy,
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Speaker 2: the actor that every kind of everybody can thinks of
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Speaker 2: from the you know, the movies he made, is the namesake,
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Speaker 2: though not related to Andrew McCarthy, formerly of the Second District,
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Speaker 2: who was a prosecutor, who had nothing to do with
19:12
Speaker 2: the McCarthy hearings or anything related to anything like it.
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Speaker 2: So lots of McCarthy, a couple of Andrews, and none
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Speaker 2: of them really part of what the subject of the
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Speaker 2: play was. But I'm sitting here thinking on all of
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Speaker 2: this while we're going to break last time.
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Speaker 3: So Michael Reidle is on he's talking about this wonderful
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Speaker 3: play that is, you know, focusing on the First Amendment issues,
19:33
Speaker 3: with the McCarthy hearings and with the activities of Unamerican affairs.
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Speaker 4: I believe that's what it was called back in the forties.
19:41
Speaker 3: It has a rotating cast, and I noticed it's funny
19:43
Speaker 3: Andrew McCarthy is in the cast right now, but then
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Speaker 3: Molly Ringwald, who is staring with him in Pretty in Pink,
19:50
Speaker 3: is going to be in the second cast.
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Speaker 4: Wouldn't it have been wise to have them together on stage?
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Speaker 4: I just say from a key r point of view.
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Speaker 7: Yes, yes, I suppose it's a scheduling, but you know,
19:59
Speaker 7: well who also is in it. He plays one of
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Speaker 7: the senators grilling the suspected communist. Is Michael the Great
20:05
Speaker 7: Michael McKeon, who you know, of course from Lenny and
20:08
Speaker 7: Swiggy laverta Shirley. But what But he's wonderful in all
20:12
Speaker 7: of those Christopher Guest movies.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, the Dog Show movies.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, brilliant. It's terrific just Andrew McCarthy, terrific performance. He
20:22
Speaker 7: plays a forgotten actor named Larry Parks who's really only
20:26
Speaker 7: claimed a fame before he was blacklisted. He was in
20:28
Speaker 7: the joelsone story. He played Al Johlson brilliantly and won
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Speaker 7: the Oscar And I think Andrew captures the tragedy of
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Speaker 7: Larry Parks and the Huac hearings because Larry Parks had
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Speaker 7: been a Communist when he was a young idealistic man
20:41
Speaker 7: in the nineteen thirties. He was never an intellectual, he
20:44
Speaker 7: was never a political person. It was just something you
20:47
Speaker 7: did when you were young an idealist. Again, let's not
20:49
Speaker 7: forget you know, the Russians were our allies in World
20:51
Speaker 7: War two, right, so with a number of people supported them,
20:54
Speaker 7: and then he got out of the party and he's
20:56
Speaker 7: so he plays at Andrew does so well as before
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Speaker 7: guy who says, well, why I was young, I was naive.
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Speaker 7: I didn't really know what communism was. I didn't know
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Speaker 7: about the crimes of Stalin. It's a long time ago.
21:08
Speaker 7: Why am I caught up in this? In this net?
21:11
Speaker 7: And it destroyed his It destroyed his career. And Andrew
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Speaker 7: McCarthy captures brilliantly the total befunnlement of this guy who
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Speaker 7: can't understand why something he did as a naive kid
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Speaker 7: is going to destroy his life. It's very poignant.
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Speaker 2: By the way, if you want to get tickets, Nycitycenter
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Speaker 2: dot org is where you go, Nycitycenter dot org all
21:32
Speaker 2: one word, and they're well priced for a Broadway show
21:35
Speaker 2: ny City Center, CityCenter dot org to do that. And
21:39
Speaker 2: again it's playing.
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Speaker 3: It looks like they take a break in August, so
21:43
Speaker 3: it'll run from now through July, and then they take
21:46
Speaker 3: it to break in August, and then they come back
21:49
Speaker 3: and then it ends September ninth. So there aren't too
21:53
Speaker 3: many performances, so don't wait around to see those, because
21:56
Speaker 3: this seems like It's a gem.
21:58
Speaker 4: Michael Ridle. While we have you, we know that you're
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Speaker 4: very close to Clive Davis and we wish him well.
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Speaker 2: How is he doing.
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Speaker 7: He's doing okay. It's funny. We were last week. We
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Speaker 7: were on our way out to New Jersey to see
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Speaker 7: Air Supply because Clive discovered Air Supply and made their careers,
22:15
Speaker 7: and he had.
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Speaker 2: Just one of many gold platform artists that he launched.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, and Clive had not seen the Air Supply guys
22:22
Speaker 7: in thirty five years, so he was looking forward and
22:25
Speaker 7: they were looking forward to seeing him. And then sadly,
22:28
Speaker 7: as we were headed out there, he got a call
22:30
Speaker 7: from his doctor and had to go to the hospital
22:32
Speaker 7: to have some blood work done. But he's okay, he's resilient.
22:37
Speaker 7: He's ninety four years old. He hosted a big Memorial
22:40
Speaker 7: Day weekend bash at his country house that I was at,
22:44
Speaker 7: and he was determined. I know he wasn't feeling well.
22:47
Speaker 7: That Friday. We were headed air Supply, but I called
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Speaker 7: him and said, you sure, sure you want to go?
22:50
Speaker 7: And he said, I've got to see these guys. I
22:52
Speaker 7: haven't seen them in a long time. We're going. He
22:54
Speaker 7: was in the car on the way out there and
22:56
Speaker 7: had to turn around. Wow, go to see his doctors.
22:58
Speaker 7: But what a legend. I mean every pretty much. If
23:02
Speaker 7: anybody said my favorite singer songwriter of the last fifty years,
23:06
Speaker 7: probably somebody that Clive Davis shepherd that person's career.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. I think a lot of people think about like
23:14
Speaker 2: modern producers like David Foster and stuff, and they did
23:17
Speaker 2: one tenth of the work that Clive Davis did.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, Clive is the last of that era. You know,
23:22
Speaker 7: it was Moe Austin. David Geffen is still kind of around.
23:27
Speaker 7: But those guys who you you guys remember growing up,
23:30
Speaker 7: we knew the record producers. We knew Tommy Mottola, Clive Davis,
23:35
Speaker 7: those names were as big as the artist that they
23:38
Speaker 7: that they covered, and people like Clive were a fixture
23:40
Speaker 7: at Page six, in a fixture at Studio fifty four,
23:43
Speaker 7: a man about town, as all those guys were back down.
23:45
Speaker 7: I couldn't tell you today who a big record producer
23:48
Speaker 7: is if I guess they're not even called record producers anymore.
23:51
Speaker 7: They're I don't know what they're called, streaming producer.
23:53
Speaker 3: Album album producers that stream Yeah, I always associate Whitney
23:58
Speaker 3: Houston with Clive Davis.
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Speaker 4: I mean that it was quite the relationship they had.
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Speaker 7: It's amazing when you go out with Clive and I've
24:06
Speaker 7: gone a number of public events with him. The people,
24:10
Speaker 7: especially young young African American women who just come up
24:15
Speaker 7: to him and thank him for Whitney Houston because she
24:17
Speaker 7: met so much, so much in their lives. And I
24:21
Speaker 7: know Clive tried, He tried a great deal to help
24:23
Speaker 7: Whitney through her difficult period of time. And the week
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Speaker 7: and before she was found dead in the Hilton Hotel
24:29
Speaker 7: in Beverly Hills at his Grammy party, she was with
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Speaker 7: him and she swore to him that she was off
24:35
Speaker 7: the drugs, off the alcohol, and the next thing was
24:38
Speaker 7: she was going to try to quit smoking, and Clive
24:41
Speaker 7: was very optimistic about how she was doing. So it
24:44
Speaker 7: was an enormous Shockdann that she was found dead of
24:46
Speaker 7: an overdose a few days later.
24:48
Speaker 2: Tough stuff. Michael Reidle, never enough time with you, friend.
24:51
Speaker 2: Thank you for being back with us tonight.
24:52
Speaker 7: A pleasure. Good to see you guys, and good.
24:54
Speaker 5: Luck with this show.
24:55
Speaker 2: Okay, coming back, We've got another big important name and
24:59
Speaker 2: place in location, an event to talk about. Don't go anywhere.
25:05
Speaker 5: What a little moonline you can do.
25:07
Speaker 6: It's Radio Night Live. Here's Kevin mccullo.
25:12
Speaker 5: Welcome back.
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Speaker 2: It's fun Friday Radio Night Live. Besides Broadway, we love
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Speaker 2: to talk food as well. Christine, another special guest tonight,
25:19
Speaker 2: I hogged the honors the first time. I'll give it
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Speaker 2: back to you now.
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Speaker 3: Well thanks well, especially because our guest, Lewis Rggierio is
25:28
Speaker 3: first timer now at Radio Night Live, and hopefully you'll
25:31
Speaker 3: come back many tell more visits. LJ. You get a
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Speaker 3: jacket that I love that you're the co owner of
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Speaker 3: Fresco Bi Scatto, one of the greatest restaurants in New
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Speaker 3: York City, and of course owned not only by you
25:46
Speaker 3: and your I think it's your sister.
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Speaker 4: Is Jenny Your sister?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, my sister and my mother.
25:51
Speaker 4: Okay, and your mother happens to.
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Speaker 5: Be Rosanna Scatto, the co anchor of Good Day New
25:56
Speaker 5: York Fox five.
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Speaker 4: We we love your mom, and I'm sure we love
26:01
Speaker 4: you too. We just have to get to know you
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Speaker 4: a little bit.
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Speaker 3: But well, why don't we meet you through food? So
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Speaker 3: tell us what's going on for the summer at Fresco
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Speaker 3: by Scotto.
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Speaker 8: Well, Fresco by Scotto has been open. We'll be open
26:13
Speaker 8: for thirty three years this upcoming October. It was started
26:16
Speaker 8: by my thank you. It was started by my grandmother
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Speaker 8: who mortgaged her house in Brooklyn to open up Fresco,
26:23
Speaker 8: against the advice of my grandfather, but she did it anyways,
26:26
Speaker 8: and here we are thirty three years later. It supported
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Speaker 8: our family for now three generations. I most recently came
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Speaker 8: on about two years ago and took over the helm
26:38
Speaker 8: of things here at Fresco.
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Speaker 5: And we're very excited about this summer.
26:42
Speaker 8: And why we're excited about this summers we just recently
26:45
Speaker 8: did a major renovation in our bar area.
26:48
Speaker 5: We added two beautiful TVs.
26:50
Speaker 8: Behind the bar, custom wouldwork, custom marble bar counters. And
26:55
Speaker 8: we're excited because FIFA's here and a lot of tourists
26:58
Speaker 8: are coming into town. But a lot of New Yorkers
27:01
Speaker 8: are also excited about FIFA. And I think what's exciting
27:06
Speaker 8: is that people after work or during work, right because
27:09
Speaker 8: these games are all over the place time wise. There's
27:12
Speaker 8: games at eleven am, there's games at one am, and
27:16
Speaker 8: they're looking for a place to get good food, get
27:18
Speaker 8: good drinks, sit somewhere comfortably and watch the game. Not
27:21
Speaker 8: everyone wants to go to the crowded bars and be
27:23
Speaker 8: shoulder to shoulder screaming at the TV.
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Speaker 5: And so we're excited that at Fresco we.
27:28
Speaker 8: Can provide you with a very comfortable, warm atmosphere. Also exciting.
27:33
Speaker 8: You're just you won't be you know, packed in like
27:36
Speaker 8: sardines at our bar area.
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Speaker 4: I'm sure you'll be comfortable and well fed. You also
27:42
Speaker 4: have the Knicks tonight right.
27:45
Speaker 2: Now, within it just a ye minutes, we got tip
27:47
Speaker 2: off going on, so we you.
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Speaker 8: Know what's funny is we actually finished our bar renovation
27:52
Speaker 8: Wednesday morning, right in.
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Speaker 5: Preparation for a game one. It was perfect timing.
27:58
Speaker 8: We were doing a special during the Knicks Finals half
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Speaker 8: off cocktails the entire game. We have a special bar menu,
28:06
Speaker 8: have a seafood tower, we have cutio pete tater tots
28:09
Speaker 8: with truffles on top, we have lobster rolls. We're expanding
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Speaker 8: our horizons a bit, which will continue obviously through FIFA.
28:18
Speaker 8: We're going to have special cocktails four FIFA specifically for
28:22
Speaker 8: the teams, the major teams that are playing, major countries
28:24
Speaker 8: that are playing. But yeah, we're very excited about our
28:28
Speaker 8: new bar area and as always.
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Speaker 5: You know, our menu is the same.
28:33
Speaker 8: We have Ma Moscato's meatball, which has been on our
28:35
Speaker 8: menu for you know, thirty three years. We have our
28:37
Speaker 8: potato and zucchini chips with gorganzola cheese.
28:40
Speaker 5: We have our people.
28:41
Speaker 4: They are so good. Now my mouth is watering. Okay, yeah, I'll.
28:45
Speaker 2: Say, Christine, we haven't had dinner yet and here we're
28:48
Speaker 2: you know, my.
28:49
Speaker 4: My stomach is grumbling.
28:50
Speaker 3: I have to.
28:50
Speaker 4: I have to press the meat button.
28:52
Speaker 5: I have a spot for you guys tonight, if you're interested.
28:54
Speaker 4: Okay, we love it.
28:57
Speaker 3: So tell us a bit about the special cocktails during
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Speaker 3: FIFA during the World Cup.
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Speaker 4: I think we were looking at that.
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Speaker 8: So we're going to basically, the cocktail special is going
29:09
Speaker 8: to change based on the teams that are playing, whether
29:11
Speaker 8: it's USA versus you know, Netherlands, or Italy versus Spain,
29:15
Speaker 8: whatever the case is.
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Speaker 5: We're going to run a cocktail special on.
29:17
Speaker 8: One of those teams each game, the first twenty six
29:22
Speaker 8: minutes of each game. During during FIFA, it is free
29:27
Speaker 8: draft Peroni on us the first twenty minutes twenty six
29:31
Speaker 8: minutes of each game. We want people to come in,
29:34
Speaker 8: We want people to enjoy we want people to eat
29:37
Speaker 8: and we want people to feel like family. That's that
29:40
Speaker 8: was the whole premise of my grandmother starting this restaurant
29:42
Speaker 8: was an extension of our family dining room, and you know,
29:47
Speaker 8: three generations later, we're just looking to continue that tradition.
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Speaker 3: No, it is a wonderful tradition. It's a wonderful feel.
29:53
Speaker 3: Whenever you walk into Fresco Biscatto, I always feel so welcomed,
29:58
Speaker 3: and even people that that have never been there before,
30:01
Speaker 3: they walk in and they're greeted like family. And you
30:05
Speaker 3: don't get that in many restaurants anymore, quite frankly, especially
30:09
Speaker 3: you're in midtown, you know, so of course you cater
30:12
Speaker 3: are a lot to the business community but also the tourists.
30:15
Speaker 3: But the welcome that you give is so much fun.
30:17
Speaker 3: Not to mention, sometimes there's dancing, and there may be
30:21
Speaker 3: some like all of a sudden, the music pumps up
30:24
Speaker 3: a little bit. Now you don't have to worry about it.
30:26
Speaker 3: But they got rid of the cabaret loss, so something's
30:29
Speaker 3: going okay, right direction.
30:31
Speaker 5: That's right. Yeah, we have a DJ on Saturday nights.
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Speaker 8: We put a temporary pause on it during the summertime,
30:36
Speaker 8: but pumps September after Labor Day.
30:38
Speaker 5: We have a DJ every Saturday night.
30:41
Speaker 8: It tends to get a little bit more fun and
30:44
Speaker 8: rowdy and the Napkins star waving in the air. That
30:48
Speaker 8: usually happens around eight thirty ish on Saturday nights. But
30:52
Speaker 8: we're really putting an emphasis on our bar area for
30:55
Speaker 8: the summertime, especially for FIFA, especially for the Knicks, and
30:59
Speaker 8: listen once next are done.
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Speaker 5: You have the Yankees, you have the Nets, and then
31:04
Speaker 5: you know summer is over, you have the Giants, you
31:06
Speaker 5: have the Jets.
31:07
Speaker 4: Don't forget the US Open.
31:08
Speaker 3: Remember that's a good thing too, you know, especially on
31:11
Speaker 3: the East Side where you are, there's you know a
31:13
Speaker 3: lot of folks stay there in those hotels.
31:16
Speaker 2: Well you had me it cuts your pepe tater tots. Yeah,
31:21
Speaker 2: I didn't hear anything after that. I was just so
31:23
Speaker 2: focused on it.
31:24
Speaker 8: We did a little test run of them yesterday and
31:27
Speaker 8: there and dangerous, very dangerous.
31:31
Speaker 2: And you put truffle on them.
31:33
Speaker 5: We put truffle. We've put freshly shamed truffles right on top.
31:36
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh.
31:38
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not anywhere near Midtown tonight, but man, if I,
31:42
Speaker 2: if I, if I could get over there, I totally
31:45
Speaker 2: would what an incredible opportunity, and just just as a
31:51
Speaker 2: New Yorker LJ. I'm just curious because you know your
31:54
Speaker 2: mom's big time TV personality and so forth. Thirty years
31:59
Speaker 2: plus for the I mean, how special is this for
32:02
Speaker 2: everybody that's got a restaurant in the city this week?
32:05
Speaker 5: Well, I think it's you know, I'm thirty two years old.
32:08
Speaker 8: I've been a diehard Knicks fan of my whole life,
32:10
Speaker 8: so I've been waiting for this moment my entire life.
32:12
Speaker 8: But I think the energy in the city is just
32:15
Speaker 8: this last I would say, really two weeks since we've
32:17
Speaker 8: gone on this this playoff run has been electric and
32:22
Speaker 8: New Yorkers have been dying for this moment to happen,
32:25
Speaker 8: and we're finally here.
32:26
Speaker 5: So I think people.
32:27
Speaker 2: Stole one from arguably the best team in the league
32:30
Speaker 2: on the court. So I don't know, there's no reason,
32:34
Speaker 2: like you have on Gord advantage now, there's no reason
32:36
Speaker 2: why they shouldn't bring it home. But it'll be interesting
32:38
Speaker 2: to see. Hey, thank you for stopping by, Please come
32:41
Speaker 2: on back. Thank you so much for jacket, But you've
32:42
Speaker 2: got to be a few more times before you qualify.
32:45
Speaker 5: I'm here whenever you need me. Kevin, thank you so
32:47
Speaker 5: much for having me.
32:48
Speaker 2: All right when we come back, Christine's got all your
32:50
Speaker 2: tips your weekend, don't go anywhere.
32:57
Speaker 6: Once again from New York Heres Radio, Night Life and
33:01
Speaker 6: Kevin McCullough.
33:04
Speaker 2: Welcome back, Kevin McCullough, Christine Nicholas. Glad to have you
33:06
Speaker 2: with us. Thank you to Michael Harrison and the gang
33:09
Speaker 2: at Talker's USA who had their conference today, and Christine.
33:13
Speaker 2: He had me on a late afternoon panel around three o'clock.
33:16
Speaker 2: I was chatting about what it means to have long
33:20
Speaker 2: lastingness in this business. And I guess I guess I'm
33:23
Speaker 2: old enough to qualify for that now I don't know.
33:25
Speaker 2: But anyway, it was a fun.
33:27
Speaker 4: Day career in radio.
33:29
Speaker 2: That's it. Well and all the pitfalls that come with it.
33:32
Speaker 2: What do we have this weekend? What fun stuff can
33:34
Speaker 2: we do this weekend?
33:35
Speaker 7: Well?
33:35
Speaker 3: I want to thank Michael Riedle first, foremost folks, go
33:38
Speaker 3: get some tickets to see Are You now or Have
33:41
Speaker 3: you ever been? You can get more information at New
33:44
Speaker 3: York CityCenter dot org. And also thanks to Lewis lj
33:47
Speaker 3: Riggio Fresco by Scotto.
33:50
Speaker 4: They've got a lot of fun things. Celebrating the Knicks.
33:53
Speaker 3: The first twenty six minutes of the FIFA Games, you
33:56
Speaker 3: can get a free peroni.
33:58
Speaker 4: That's pretty cool, Okay, so put that on your calendars.
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Speaker 2: If you don't lack Italian beer, you're in You're not
34:03
Speaker 2: in great luck.
34:04
Speaker 4: But if you like no, then you wouldn't be going
34:07
Speaker 4: to Fresco boy Scotto.
34:07
Speaker 3: I think if you didn't like Italian beer, thirty four
34:10
Speaker 3: E fifty second Street between Park and Madison Avenues, and
34:14
Speaker 3: they're open for dinner on Saturday from five to ten,
34:18
Speaker 3: and reminder that half off martinis and family style specials
34:22
Speaker 3: in honor of the Knicks in.
34:24
Speaker 4: The NBA Playoffs tonight. I'm not tru late.
34:26
Speaker 2: I'm disappointed with that. I thought he said NEGRONI.
34:32
Speaker 4: You know what they do, serve a wonderful NEGRONA.
34:34
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know they do, But I just I misheard
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Speaker 2: in my head. I was I was going to walk up, Hey,
34:39
Speaker 2: where's my NEGRONI give me my.
34:40
Speaker 4: Negrola icktail specials. They have cocktail specials. I bet Necgroney
34:43
Speaker 4: would be on the menu if you showed up.
34:45
Speaker 3: So and also shout out to the next I know
34:47
Speaker 3: we open it with that but good luck Game two
34:51
Speaker 3: NBA Finals. You've got time to like go grab that
34:54
Speaker 3: big gulp or whatever and get situated settled thirty tonight ABC.
35:00
Speaker 3: Oh and by the way, Kevin, Happy Donut Day. I
35:03
Speaker 3: know Josh Noler from our team took advantage of the
35:06
Speaker 3: wonderful offer that Dunkin Donuts is still offering today in
35:10
Speaker 3: honor of Donut Day fans. You can get a free
35:12
Speaker 3: donut with a purchase of any beverage. And I believe
35:15
Speaker 3: Josh ended up getting four free donuts because he had
35:19
Speaker 3: four beverages and he was fully aware of this deal,
35:22
Speaker 3: and he reminded them it's like the guys who went
35:25
Speaker 3: to the Red Lobster and busted the buffet on right,
35:27
Speaker 3: right right.
35:28
Speaker 2: He offered him by everybody's coffee in the office, just
35:31
Speaker 2: so he could get the free donuts for each one. Well,
35:33
Speaker 2: and you know, speaking of our team, another one is
35:36
Speaker 2: celebrating a very big milestone today, our editor in chief,
35:39
Speaker 2: Tanika Gentry, Happy birthday to ladies.
35:42
Speaker 4: Oh, happy birthday.
35:43
Speaker 2: And maybe Josh saved you donut. Actually I know, Josh,
35:47
Speaker 2: I don't think there's any chance he saved your donut
35:49
Speaker 2: at all.
35:50
Speaker 3: Aybe are there any Are there any donuts left in
35:52
Speaker 3: the kitchen?
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Speaker 2: I doubt it, right, you would want to know anyway,
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Speaker 2: But happy birthday?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, well, and happy birthday.
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Speaker 3: And also Krispy Kreme, Tanika, you can go get a
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Speaker 3: free donut of your choice today for Donut Day and
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Speaker 3: Tanika's birthday. And by the way, no purchase necessary at
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Speaker 3: Krispy Kreme right on Times Square.
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Speaker 2: You can just see Josh just hit the skin because
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Speaker 2: it's like, why would you purposely subject yourself to Duncan
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Speaker 2: coffee to eat those sorry donuts? You could get three
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Speaker 2: donuts at Krispy Kreme, which are the king of donuts.
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Speaker 4: I know, Well, this is Josh. He loves his Duncan.
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Speaker 3: You know, you would think maybe he would be like
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Speaker 3: a Red Sox fan because he loves Duncan because it's
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Speaker 3: based in uh.
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Speaker 2: I used to think so, Josh. Now I'm just disappointed.
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Speaker 3: Speaking of the Red Sox genuine day, they are coming
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Speaker 3: to Yankee Stadium this weekend to go get slotted.
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Speaker 4: Let's hope. Sorry, I know it's like, yeah, I know,
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Speaker 4: boogoo Boston. So anyway, game tonight.
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Speaker 3: We got one tomorrow at seven thirty five and one
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Speaker 3: at one thirty five on Sunday.
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Speaker 4: Let's go Yanks, Let's go next, Let's go Kevin.
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Speaker 2: We'll see next time.