Roderick on the Line

Ep. 524: "Dinner's at Five"

Feb 6, 2024
Discussions range from wearing sunglasses all the time to the persistence of mattresses. They explore the symbolism of pig trotters and the fear of consuming other people. The speakers discuss TV shows with slow horses, gunfights, and great character development. They also reflect on family connections, the Kennedy campaign, and the transition of computer programming. Additionally, they talk about feminism, finances, and family dynamics.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
Wearing Sunglasses All the Time
02:30 • 16min
3
The Persistence of Mattresses
18:10 • 2min
4
Pig Trotters, Eating People, and Prestige TV
19:42 • 2min
5
Slow Horses, Gunfights, and Great Character Development
21:29 • 8min
6
TV show dislikes, confusion, and caution
29:01 • 2min
7
Discussion on 'Night Manager' and 'Night Ranger'
30:56 • 2min
8
Compulsive Reading of Spy Novels
32:45 • 16min
9
Reflections on Family Connections and the Kennedy Campaign
49:00 • 14min
10
The Transition of Computer Programming from Liberal Art to Engineering Discipline
01:03:03 • 2min
11
Feminism, Finances, and Family Dynamics
01:04:38 • 11min