Dinner Party

The Dinner Party is a fast and funny "booster shot" of unconventional news, cuisine, and culture to help you win this weekend’s dinner party, hosted by Rico Gagliano and Brendan Newnam.

Hosted by Rico Gagliano and Brendan Newnam

Airs Saturday 3 - 4 P.M and During Off-Ramp

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Episode 134: Anjelica Huston, Doomsday Planes, and Things about Chicken Wings

This week: Actress Anjelica Huston reveals her secret good-luck charm... Writer-provocateur Caitlin Flanagan blends etiquette, therapy, and cake... "The Artist's" James Cromwell talks quiet... Chickens with four wings... Greeks invade Britain... We toast the end of the world... A poem from imprisoned dissident Liu Xiaobo... Plus, nurture-over-nature, and a Major find from the Asteroids Galaxy Tour.

Episode 133: Chairlift, Megadeth on Etiquette, and the Food Olympics

This week: Musical duo Chairlift offers us a martini (and some music)...Megadeth politely shreds our etiquette questions...Author-du-jour Ben Marcus says words CAN break your bones...Antonio Banderas plays kitty and creepy...A soldier lost and found - 28 years later...Plus, the latest in men's fashion, epic Sundance flops, and a joke from crime writer Robert Crais.

Episode 132: Tim and Eric, Bone Luging, and Lucinda Williams

This week: Sketch duo Tim & Eric tell us the secret to comedy... Lucinda Williams on etiquette and (non) barbecuing... Chuck Klosterman tackles football... Shalom Auslander's words about last words... CNN's Kat Kinsman talks about not talking about "bone luging"... And the science of "disgusting." Plus, a running joke, your letters, and new Shins.

Episode 131: Stephen Merchant, Demon Children, and The War on Drugs

This week: "The Office" co-creator Stephen Merchant spars with Brendan... fashion guru Simon Doonan advocates mullets... humorists Dave Barry & Alan Zweibel (attempt to) read their epic epilogue... The soundtrack of The War on Drugs... Artist Chris Burden's slot-cars on steroids... And Rico digs into Frito Pie. Plus: silent senators, illin' crosswords, and far-out jokes.

Episode 130: Wim Wenders, Liszt Lists, and Live Long and Proper

This week: Director Wim Wenders speaks body language... Star Trek's George Takei takes etiquette to warp factor five... A list about Liszt, from world-renowned pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet... Kathleen Turner's fiery new role... Third Wave Coffee... Existential humor... And finally, we learn how to play dead from a corpse - and then how to come back to life from Guided By Voices.