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Anne Levine Show
Anne Levine and Michael Hill-Levine
72 episodes
1 week ago
Send us a text The holidays don’t need glitter to glow; they need texture. We start with cold air and a favorite track, then tumble into a frank Thanksgiving recap where a beloved spot serves prime rib that refuses to yield and potatoes that somehow skip the heat. That misstep opens a bigger conversation about how traditions bend: why we forgive some places, how leftovers can still feel like a hug, and what happens when a carb detente turns into a full-on food hangover. From plates to purcha...
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Send us a text The holidays don’t need glitter to glow; they need texture. We start with cold air and a favorite track, then tumble into a frank Thanksgiving recap where a beloved spot serves prime rib that refuses to yield and potatoes that somehow skip the heat. That misstep opens a bigger conversation about how traditions bend: why we forgive some places, how leftovers can still feel like a hug, and what happens when a carb detente turns into a full-on food hangover. From plates to purcha...
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Episodes (20/72)
Anne Levine Show
Sports Bras, Snow, And A Butt That Won’t Quit
Send us a text A cold Cape Cod morning sets the scene for an hour that swings from laugh-out-loud awkward to quietly profound. We open with a hallway full of chairs, a pair of black scrubs bursting at the seams, and winter outfits that defy reason. It’s funny, yes—but it’s also a small study in shared space: how we move through clinics and crowds, what we notice, and the gentle obligations we carry when we’re together in public. Then we widen the lens to a journey that spans continents. Meet...
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1 week ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Two Jeremys Walk Into A Springsteen Movie
Send us a text The penultimate day of the year can make anyone reach for easy summaries—good year, bad year—but we found the truth in the details: a Springsteen biopic that drowns in mood, a Nuremberg remake that forgets to choose a spine, and a baking show that rescues the night with butter and wit. We went into Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere expecting a guilty pleasure anchored by Jeremy Allen White, Jeremy Strong, and a scene-stealing turn from Marc Maron. What we found was a beautif...
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2 weeks ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Brisket, Brie, And The $800 Backpack
Send us a text A favorite song spins up memories of the Cape Cod Coliseum and a first concert that still rings in the ears, then we slide into a sharp, funny look at holiday gifting: luxe leather backpacks, money clips no one uses, and the difference between spending to impress and giving to delight. Our own Hanukkah looks simpler—silk scrunchies, tongs, socks—and then very not simple: a three-day brisket marathon with onions, garlic, thyme, lemon, and nerves of steel. The verdict from the ta...
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3 weeks ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
25 Dogs Walk Into A Show
Send us a text Start with a box from Zabar’s and a first-night menorah, add baharat on roasted carrots, and you’ve got more than a menu—you’ve got a map of how small rituals keep us steady when the world tilts. We go from the warmth of latkes and the surprisingly crucial argument for chunky applesauce to the unpretty details of hand surgery: arthritis that eats, sutures that hold, and the relief of finally shedding a cast on your dominant hand. It’s care work, with jokes and a plan. The coas...
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4 weeks ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Cold, Dogs, And Traditions
Send us a text The holidays don’t need glitter to glow; they need texture. We start with cold air and a favorite track, then tumble into a frank Thanksgiving recap where a beloved spot serves prime rib that refuses to yield and potatoes that somehow skip the heat. That misstep opens a bigger conversation about how traditions bend: why we forgive some places, how leftovers can still feel like a hug, and what happens when a carb detente turns into a full-on food hangover. From plates to purcha...
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1 month ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
The Beast In Us
Send us a text Start with a campy jolt of delight: we rave about The Beast In Me, a sleek Manhattan mystery that wears its Murder She Wrote spirit with zero wink. Claire Danes is magnetic, Matthew Rhys makes a delicious villain, and the joy is letting the show be what it is—lush, pulpy, and irresistible. From there we trade screens for survival, digging into VEIN, a post-apocalyptic computer game set in upstate New York with real seasons, wildlife, and consequences. Customize your character’s...
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1 month ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Bailey Comes Running
Send us a text What do we owe the people who serve, and what do we owe each other when jokes hit sensitive ground? We open with Veterans Day reflections that put family stress front and center, then pivot to pop culture that refuses to sit quietly. Tropic Thunder’s star-studded satire still sparks debate, and we unpack why intent and impact don’t always meet in the middle. Context matters, timing matters, and sometimes the target of the joke isn’t who the audience thinks it is. From there we...
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2 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Naked Cowboy Economics
Send us a text Election Day crackles through the studio as we kick off with a Springsteen surprise and a reminder to vote, then veer into the strange economics of spectacle: The Naked Cowboy, busking myths, and why consistency can out-earn talent in the right crossroads. From there our patience runs out on Halloween creep—medical shows in silly glasses, twenty-five-foot skeletons, and the rising pressure to celebrate everything—and we make a bold proposal: move Christmas to February. Spread o...
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2 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
You Got All That?
Send us a text A melody stuck in our heads took us somewhere we didn’t expect: back to 1973, when Mocedades lifted Eres Tú from a Eurovision stage to the Billboard Hot 100. We unpack why this fully Spanish-language song hit so hard, how it drifted through decades on radio and in memory, and what its weather-soaked lyrics reveal about love that feels bigger than words. It’s one of those rare tracks that makes nostalgia feel brand new. From there, we swerve into pure slapstick with the new Nak...
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2 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
The Sardine Scale
Send us a text A synth-soaked hello turns into a full-on culture swerve: we revisit Footloose with fresh eyes, one of us remembering a youth where school dances were literally off-limits, the other rolling eyes at choreographed rebellion and perfect hair. The nostalgia is fun, but the conversation bites down when we hit the film’s book-burning scene and its eerie echo in today’s wave of bans. We even rate the movie on the sardine scale, because sometimes it stinks and people still love it. T...
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2 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Iced Coffee and Cargo Shorts™
Send us a text A cult movie, a kind panel, and a caffeinated confession meet in one hour of fast, funny radio. We kick off with Cocaine Bear and really ask why that wild, gory, low-CGI romp lands so well. The cast is stacked, the tone is intentionally chaotic, and the laughs come from commitment—not polish. It’s the rare “smart dumb” comedy that uses cartoon logic and 80s nostalgia to invite you back for rewatch after rewatch. From there, we jump to the bright corner of reality TV: The Voice...
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3 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Rewatch, Relearn, Remember
Send us a text A stuffed sloth looming over I‑5, five yaks crashing a middle school lunch, and a python weaving through a drive‑thru might sound like pure chaos—but this hour uses the absurd to reset our senses before we face something heavier. We start with a frank rewatch of Urban Cowboy: a glittering soundtrack wrapped around characters we can’t love, and the sharp dissonance that creates. We trace its DNA into Landman, talk about how live music at Gilley’s gave the film grit, and then shi...
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3 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Science Walks Into A Bar
Send us a text A ballet clip sent us spiraling back to Kate Bush, and that simple scroll unlocked a bigger conversation: how we hear things differently with time, and why owning your work can change the arc of your career. We start with Wuthering Heights—divisive, daring, unforgettable—and trace a line to Stranger Things, music rights, and the long shadow cast by Bittersweet Symphony’s publishing battle. From there, we jump to the art of rewatching: The Sixth Sense still stuns, Groundhog Day ...
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3 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Radioactive Bananas
Send us a text The boundaries between human connection and artificial intelligence are blurring in ways we never imagined. Today we dive into the fascinating world of human-AI relationships and the profound emotional attachments people form with their digital companions. Have you heard about Travis, who married his AI chatbot Lily Rose? Or "Faeight", whose relationship with her bot Griff has become so intense that even her human friends acknowledge it? These aren't isolated incidents – they ...
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3 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
What if Everything is Wrong?
Send us a text What if everything they taught you in school (in America) was wrong? This question forms the heart of a wide-ranging, thought-provoking conversation that challenges our accepted narratives about American history, cultural terminology, and the media we consume. Anne and Michael kick things off by dissecting the term "gay enclave" as it's applied to Provincetown, questioning whether this coastal town at the tip of Cape Cod truly fits the definition of an enclave. This linguistic...
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3 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Peacock Pandemonium
Send us a text Ever wondered what happens when you accept a ride on a rock legend's private jet? For British boy band McFly, it meant having their passports defaced with explicit Sharpie drawings courtesy of Rod Stewart himself. We dive into this shocking story of celebrity mischief gone too far, exploring the real-world consequences when the nearly 80-year-old icon's "prank" left young musicians stranded at customs. The tennis world provides its own drama as we break down Taylor Townsend's ...
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4 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Black Moon Rising
Send us a text The cosmos keeps offering us fascinating phenomena to contemplate, from Black Moons to Saturn's temporarily vanishing rings. Unlike Blue Moons (two full moons in one month), Black Moons occur when we experience an extra new moon – completely dark and invisible to observers on Earth. This celestial event sparked a discussion about lunar calendars and how our ancestors used the 29.5-day lunar cycle as a natural timekeeper, something many cultures still honor today. Meanwhile, Sat...
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4 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
The of Madness August
Send us a text Ever had a car salesman call you by your deceased sister's name? Welcome to Anne Levine's world of absurd encounters and anniversary reflections. In this hilarious and sometimes heartbreaking episode, Anne and co-host Michael Over There™ dive deep into wedding disasters and anniversary traditions while celebrating their own 10-year milestone. The pair trade stories that will make you cringe, laugh, and possibly reconsider that elaborate wedding you've been planning. From the g...
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4 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Beware the Balls Again
Send us a text We're bringing you a "Best of" episode from 2020, we're both a bit under the weather. Thanks for tuning in! Summer fades into autumn as we dive into the controversy rocking the tennis world at this year's unique US Open. Despite the tournament's strict COVID "bubble" protocols with daily testing, drama erupted when Novak Djokovic was disqualified after accidentally striking a lineswoman with a ball hit in frustration. We explore the fascinating precedents for this "abuse of bal...
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5 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Scam Artists and Scalp Fungus: An Unlikely Path to Success
Send us a text The digital era has birthed a new class of con artists, fraudsters who construct elaborate facades online and infiltrate our most trusted institutions. From LinkedIn phantoms to fraudulent medical professionals, the audacity of these deceptions reveals uncomfortable truths about our collective vulnerability. Consider Jackson Simmons, "the most fake man on LinkedIn" – an entirely fabricated entrepreneur amassing thousands of followers with AI-generated photos and motivational p...
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5 months ago
1 hour

Anne Levine Show
Send us a text The holidays don’t need glitter to glow; they need texture. We start with cold air and a favorite track, then tumble into a frank Thanksgiving recap where a beloved spot serves prime rib that refuses to yield and potatoes that somehow skip the heat. That misstep opens a bigger conversation about how traditions bend: why we forgive some places, how leftovers can still feel like a hug, and what happens when a carb detente turns into a full-on food hangover. From plates to purcha...