*This event is sold-out. Rush Tickets may be available 15 minutes before showtime, subject to availability. The rush line will form one hour before the show begins and, if they become available, tickets will be distributed on a first come first served basis*
Close the Festival in style with this special live edition of The New York Times’ award-winning culture podcast. Hosted by Wesley Morris, the paper’s Pulitzer Prize-winning critic at large, and Jenna Wortham, a brilliant staff writer at the New York Times Magazine, the show is a rollicking, always mind-expanding, exploration of the TV, movies, art, music and internet trends that matter in 2019—from the legacy of Aretha Franklin to Jordan Peele’s Us to the end of Craigslist personal ads. As Wesley and Jenna wrap up their latest season this fall, don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience the show that Vice has called “a fabulously queer POC gabfest”—an exhilarating deep-dive into the pleasures and pathologies of the world we inhabit today.
This event will include live captioning (CART) service for people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or English is a second language.
Tickets: $31 (Members: $28)
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Before the show, hear an excerpt from:
Girly Mags
A review of teen magazines from the 90's and 2000's that bring back all our memories of the cultural trends and traumas of living through those days.
// One of the 13 podcasts selected for Opening Act, a new Festival initiative showcasing the next wave of Canadian audio storytellers.