What's the Biggest Surprise of the Year?

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i didn't think mark uckerburg would ask me that was a surprise. The physical setting of the chat with alaine bertau, where the world trade centre had been,. And as the chat proceeded in how would turn to dark and the lights came out again. Margaret atwood making fun of me. Those are two other very memorable moments - i'll use that to transition to a segment i'm going to slip in at various points in the conversation. So i've grouped them into different themes. We have music we're goin to. No, we don't have music.

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For this special retrospective episode, producer Jeff Holmes sat down with Tyler to discuss the past year in conversations and more, including who was most challenging guest to prep for, the most popular—and the most underrated—conversation, a test of Tyler’s knowledge called “Name That Production Function,” listener questions from Twitter, how Tyler has boosted his productivity in the past year, and whether his book and movie picks from 2009 still hold up. 

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