The Nightly
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- Último episódio
- 13 nov 2026
Sobre o podcast
Where your late night thoughts go to rest. Monday through Saturday, listeners call in to share whatever's on their mind before bed. On Sunday, we take a deep dive on one of the week’s topics. What’s on your mind tonight? 904-NIGHTLY (904-644-4859) and [email protected]
Hosted by Matt Bragg, Josh Gondelman, and Greta Johnsen.
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Episódios 380
Please Stop Haggling Over Flowers
Matt Bragg talks with caller Poppy about the tangled florist-slash-gift-shop-slash-insurance business she works at, the truffles that net her store a whopping fifteen cents apiece, and her heartfelt plea for …
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Matt Bragg talks with caller Poppy about the tangled florist-slash-gift-shop-slash-insurance business she works at, the truffles that net her store a whopping fifteen cents apiece, and her heartfelt plea for customers to just spend a little more money.
What You'll Hear:
A Vinted Lowball Gone Wrong: Matt opens with his own haggling saga over a secondhand parka, and the friend whose lowball advice once got him publicly roasted by a seller.
Life Behind the Counter: Poppy explains how her small-town shop became part florist, part gift store, part insurance office, part nursery, and why flowers alone couldn't keep the lights on.
The Ten-Dollar Delivery Fee Fight: From truffles that earn fifteen cents a pop to customers who think a bouquet should walk itself over for free, Poppy breaks down why the price is the price.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Matt's Vinted lowball drama
01:41 Poppy calls in from the florist
05:12 Truffles that barely break even
07:02 The ten-dollar delivery fee fight
11:18 Weddings, funerals, and daily hagglers
14:09 Just spend a little more moneyFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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A Caller's Case for Red Rocks
Josh Gondelman talks with caller Robert about the magic of Red Rocks Amphitheatre, bands that level up live, and why Casa Bonita makes the perfect concert-day detour.What You'll Hear:Why Red Rocks Belongs on …
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Josh Gondelman talks with caller Robert about the magic of Red Rocks Amphitheatre, bands that level up live, and why Casa Bonita makes the perfect concert-day detour.
What You'll Hear:
Why Red Rocks Belongs on Your List: Robert makes his case for the famous Colorado amphitheater, from its ancient acoustics to the thunderstorms rolling across the prairie.
Bands That Level Up Live: Josh and Robert swap stories about artists like Bon Iver and Sufjan Stevens who transform once they hit a big stage, plus the strange pride of watching a friend-of-a-friend get famous.
A Perfectly Engineered Concert Day: Robert shares his secret itinerary, pairing an afternoon at Casa Bonita with an evening under the rocks.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Josh sets up tonight's call-in recommendation
01:57 Welcome, caller Robert
02:33 The case for Red Rocks Amphitheatre
09:25 Bands that level up live
20:00 Dream shows and Taylor Mac
23:30 The Casa Bonita bonus tip
24:33 Good nightsFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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One Tray of Cold Mashed Potatoes, Please
Greta Johnsen talks with caller Bill about playing nurse to his newly knee-replaced mom, the mysterious healing power of Milano cookies, and the childhood-home photo landmines he can't stop tripping over.What …
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Greta Johnsen talks with caller Bill about playing nurse to his newly knee-replaced mom, the mysterious healing power of Milano cookies, and the childhood-home photo landmines he can't stop tripping over.
What You'll Hear:
Caretaking Suits Him: Bill describes feeling "born to be a caretaker" while nursing his mom through her second knee replacement, complete with walker etiquette notes and nerve-block oversharing.
The Milano Cookie Theory: Bill and Greta debate the medicinal properties of Pepperidge Farm cookies and uncover his mom's surprisingly strict stance on dark chocolate.
Childhood Home Landmines: Greta and Bill compare notes on rediscovering old photos and forgotten toys, and what it feels like to stumble into memories you didn't know you had.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Meet caller Bill, home for mom's surgery
02:52 Round two: knee replacement caretaking
04:08 An award-winning journalist, now full-time nurse
08:00 The healing power of Milano cookies
13:30 Old photos and childhood home landmines
19:51 Creaky knees and goodnight to BlairFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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A Starship Hum to Sleep To
Matt Bragg talks with Caller Matt about why Star Trek: The Next Generation, with its hopeful future and ever-present ship hum, makes the ultimate comfort watch.What You'll Hear:A Comfort Watch Confession: Matt …
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Matt Bragg talks with Caller Matt about why Star Trek: The Next Generation, with its hopeful future and ever-present ship hum, makes the ultimate comfort watch.
What You'll Hear:
A Comfort Watch Confession: Matt kicks things off with his newfound soft spot for reruns of The Office (the American one!)
Captain Picard's Endless Wisdom: Caller Matt explains why Star Trek: The Next Generation is the rare sci-fi show that's hopeful instead of dystopian, and why Jean-Luc Picard's calm authority makes it so soothing.
The Hum That Lulls You to Sleep: From the ship's steady background drone to an old app that played spaceship sounds all night long, Caller Matt reveals the real secret behind Star Trek's bedtime powers.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Square sausage, Scotland, and a case for comfort shows
01:23 Welcome, Caller Matt!
02:49 Why Star Trek: The Next Generation is so hopeful
08:00 Sleeping to spaceship drones
13:00 Why the newer Picard series missed the mark
15:56 The best spaceship drone for sleep
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She Found Her Voice at Karaoke
Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Grace about how a nervous first night at a dive-bar mic turned into two years of karaoke courage, a 36-person group text called Karaoke Recovery, and even a performance at …
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Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Grace about how a nervous first night at a dive-bar mic turned into two years of karaoke courage, a 36-person group text called Karaoke Recovery, and even a performance at Chicago's Salt Shed.
What You'll Hear:
A Wichita Halloween Update: Josh shares a voice memo from past caller Kathryn, whose neighborhood went through $300 of candy by 8:15 and witnessed a very game kid dressed as The Dude.
From Dive Bar to Confidence: Grace walks Josh through her very first karaoke night, nerves, a surprise reunion with an old coworker turned DJ, and the song that's followed her ever since.
Participation Over Perfection: Grace explains the mindset that turned her from a nervous singer into a regular at karaoke bars across Chicago, and eventually, the Salt Shed stage.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 A Halloween candy update from Kathryn
04:28 Welcome, caller Grace!
08:00 Setting the scene at the dive bar
11:00 Participation over perfection
18:00 The group text called Karaoke Recovery
20:13 Singing at the Salt ShedFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Sunday Edition: 2026 Films w/ Alison Willmore
Josh Gondelman talks with film critic Alison Willmore (co-host of the podcast Critical Darlings) about the brain-breaking Elizabeth Holmes documentary, the small movies flying under the radar, and the big …
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Josh Gondelman talks with film critic Alison Willmore (co-host of the podcast Critical Darlings) about the brain-breaking Elizabeth Holmes documentary, the small movies flying under the radar, and the big swings that teeter on glorious chaos.
What You'll Hear:
The Movie Everyone But Josh Has Seen: Josh confesses he's somehow the last person on earth who hasn't seen You Can See Everything, and Alison makes the case for why it's worth the wait.
Small Films, Big Feelings: From a tiny Canadian documentary to a beekeeping musical turned revenge thriller, Alison shares the under-the-radar movies that deserve way more attention.
Awards Season, Honestly: A rundown of fall's biggest contenders, including a dark comedy about Hamlet, an "acquired child" movie with a twist, and why horror performances deserve more respect.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Josh confesses he still hasn't seen You Can See Everything
02:25 Welcome, Alison Willmore!
05:27 What makes You Can See Everything so great
10:44 The underseen gem Blue Heron
13:36 A look ahead at future fall/winter films
22:37 Movies that teeter on glorious chaosFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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The Six Flags Reading Hack
Greta Johnsen talks with caller Michael about his surprising strategy for finally finishing books: parking himself in a quiet, fake Old West saloon at Six Flags for twelve-hour reading marathons while his kids …
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Greta Johnsen talks with caller Michael about his surprising strategy for finally finishing books: parking himself in a quiet, fake Old West saloon at Six Flags for twelve-hour reading marathons while his kids ride the roller coasters without him.
What You'll Hear:
The Reading Hack Born at Six Flags: Michael explains how refusing to ride roller coasters turned amusement park days into his most productive reading time all summer.
A World Within a World Within a World: The two dig into why fake, immersive places like a saloon-themed corner of a theme park can feel strangely perfect for getting lost in a book.
Audiobooks, Dog Walks, and Distracted Reading Chairs: Greta and Michael swap notes on where reading actually happens in real life, from audiobooks during chores to a "reading chair" that keeps getting buried in laundry.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Welcome, caller Michael
02:08 The reading hack revealed
05:00 Twelve hours at Six Flags, no rides allowed
08:00 Reading The Fifth Elephant cover to cover
13:00 A world within a world within a world
21:21 The airport as another escape hatchFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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A DJ's Treasure Hunt for Soul 45s
Matt Bragg talks with caller Andreas about hunting rare soul 45s, DJing his way across Copenhagen nightlife, and the thrill of chasing records that were only ever pressed in batches of 500.What You'll Hear:A CD …
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Matt Bragg talks with caller Andreas about hunting rare soul 45s, DJing his way across Copenhagen nightlife, and the thrill of chasing records that were only ever pressed in batches of 500.
What You'll Hear:
A CD in the Age of Streaming: Matt opens with a small, surprising joy -- a friend mailed him a sealed CD from an Australian band, proof that physical music still has its charms.
From San Diego to Copenhagen, by Way of a Girlfriend: Andreas explains how a summer romance turned into seventeen years abroad, complete with record snowfall and a hard lesson about Scandinavian winters.
The Beautiful Failures of Soul Music: Andreas gets into the obsessive world of rare soul 45s, the ones pressed in runs of 500 and then forgotten, and why finding them feels like striking gold.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Late-night thoughts and a surprise CD gift
01:19 Meet Andreas, calling from Copenhagen
04:00 Life, love, and weather in Scandinavia
09:02 Diving into DJing and rare soul 45s
15:09 What makes soul music so special
20:48 The rarest record in his collectionFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Does Elizabeth Holmes Believe Herself?
Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Emma about the three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary that broke her brain, Nathan Fielder's exquisitely uncomfortable genius, and whether anyone can truly know a person who …
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Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Emma about the three-hour Elizabeth Holmes documentary that broke her brain, Nathan Fielder's exquisitely uncomfortable genius, and whether anyone can truly know a person who keeps remaking herself.
What You'll Hear:
A Movie You Can't Stop Chewing On: Josh opens with his own recent obsession, a divisive Tom Cruise film, and invites listeners to call in with the songs, shows, and movies they can't shake.
Elizabeth Holmes 101, Told by a True Crime Devotee: Caller Emma walks Josh through the Theranos saga for anyone who missed it, from the one-drop blood test promise to the FedEx'd samples that gave the whole scheme away.
Two Famous Fraud Ladies, One Prison Friendship: The conversation turns to an unlikely real-life friendship between RHOSLC star Jen Shah and Elizabeth Holmes, and then to the real question haunting Emma: whether Holmes actually believes the story she's telling about herself?
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Josh's new movie obsession
02:21 Welcome, Caller Emma!
04:04 Elizabeth Holmes 101, as told by a super fan
08:46 Two famous fraud ladies behind bars
10:57 Does she believe her own hype?
14:34 Nathan Fielder's brand of brilliant discomfort
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Why Adult Friendship Feels So Hard
Greta Johnsen talks with Caller Geraldy about hunting for a celebrity-gossip buddy, surviving awkward "friend-dating" meetups, and why intergenerational friendships might be the secret weapon.What You'll …
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Greta Johnsen talks with Caller Geraldy about hunting for a celebrity-gossip buddy, surviving awkward "friend-dating" meetups, and why intergenerational friendships might be the secret weapon.
What You'll Hear:
The Friends Fantasy: Greta and Geraldy dig into why sitcoms like Friends and How I Met Your Mother set us up to expect a ready-made eight-person besties squad, and why real life rarely works that way.
Allies, Pals, and Companions: Greta shares a surprisingly useful framework from organizational psychologist Adam Grant's newest book, Vibe.
The Case for a Gossip Buddy: Geraldy just wants someone who'll gasp properly over celebrity news, and Greta has some bold ideas for how to find one, including a stranger at the movies and possibly your local assisted living home.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Welcome to The Nightly!
01:14 Caller Geraldy dials in
03:36 Allies, pals, and companions explained
05:32 The lonely life of a planner hobbyist
09:51 The case for intergenerational friendship
14:12 A risky move at the movie theater
17:53 Good nights!
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England Loves Earworms (Derogatory)
Matt Bragg talks with caller/producer Harry about the novelty song Agadoo that has hijacked his brain, Britain's long love affair with ridiculous Christmas number ones, and why America only managed to get the …
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Matt Bragg talks with caller/producer Harry about the novelty song Agadoo that has hijacked his brain, Britain's long love affair with ridiculous Christmas number ones, and why America only managed to get the Cha Cha Slide to number eighty-three.
What You'll Hear:
An Earworm Named Agadoo: Harry calls in to confess a British novelty song from the '80s has taken over his every waking thought, and he wants Matt to explain exactly why this keeps happening to him.
Britain's Christmas Number One Curse: Matt and Harry trace a strange lineage from Bob the Builder to George Formby to LadBaby's sausage roll songs, debating which novelty hits actually deserve some respect.
A Charity Single Is Born: Matt hatches a plan to fight fire with fire by releasing Hatch's own deliberately terrible Christmas single, with help from anyone listening.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Christmas radio creeps in early
01:17 Caller Harry needs to vent
04:17 The Agadoo music video breaks Harry
09:00 Britain's history of novelty number ones
16:30 Plotting the ultimate charity single
17:33 Good night to Martin and Lou VegaFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Josh & Matt Trade Hometown Legends
Josh Gondelman and Matt Bragg trade wild hometown legends—an escaped king cobra, a backyard World War II museum, and a peek over the fence at Graceland Too—while previewing Matt's return with Notes From …
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Josh Gondelman and Matt Bragg trade wild hometown legends—an escaped king cobra, a backyard World War II museum, and a peek over the fence at Graceland Too—while previewing Matt's return with Notes From England.
What You'll Hear:
The Case of the Elementary School Cobra: Josh recalls the hometown legend of an illegally kept king cobra that went missing, and where it eventually turned up.
A Living Room Full of War History: Matt describes stumbling into a stranger's house-turned-WWII museum, complete with an unexploded bomb in the corner.
Climbing a Fence for Elvis: Josh recounts a detour to Graceland Too, where the welcome wasn't exactly guaranteed.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Trading hometown lore
02:24 Matt joins The Nightly
04:16 Notes From England returns
07:16 The elementary school cobra
15:39 A house turned WWII museum
18:21 Climbing a fence for Graceland TooFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Sunday Edition: Buffalo's Burlesque Mom w/ Jamie Doktor
Josh Gondelman talks with guest Jamie Doktor, aka Miss J, about bartending her way into her first striptease, performing eight months pregnant, and building Buffalo's longest-running burlesque troupe on …
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Josh Gondelman talks with guest Jamie Doktor, aka Miss J, about bartending her way into her first striptease, performing eight months pregnant, and building Buffalo's longest-running burlesque troupe on instinct, whiskey, and a little bit of fate.
What You'll Hear:
Three Dollars and a Thursday Night Gap: Jamie returns to Buffalo nearly broke, takes a bartending job, and notices one empty night on the schedule just waiting to be filled with something unexpected.
Fever on the Bar Top: A borrowed song, a classy little dance, and a boss who had no idea what she was about to see become the unlikely birth of a 22-year-old burlesque troupe.
The Mom of Buffalo Burlesque: From teaching her first recital class to coaching dancers through rejection, Jamie explains how she became the person everyone, including our own caller Joy, calls Mom.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Caller Joy's burlesque confession
01:30 Welcome, Miss J!
02:49 How the Stripteasers began
09:00 Eight months pregnant and still performing
12:00 Teaching the first recital class
19:30 Advice for brand new performersFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Halloweekend: To Go Out or Not?
Greta Johnsen talks with caller Kassey about a Halloweekend quandary: a cover charge and a costume line, a cozy night in by the fire, and a 7 AM flight to Puerto Rico the next morning.What You'll Hear:The …
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Greta Johnsen talks with caller Kassey about a Halloweekend quandary: a cover charge and a costume line, a cozy night in by the fire, and a 7 AM flight to Puerto Rico the next morning.
What You'll Hear:
The Halloweekend Quandary: Kassey used to treat Halloween as a Thursday-to-Sunday event, but a long line in a costume now sounds less appealing than a night at home. Greta, who hasn't gone out for Halloween in decades, has some thoughts.
Which Sounds Worse?: Greta asks whether it's harder to sit on the couch wishing you were at a great party or to be at a party you'd rather leave. Kassey, a self-described big what-if person, gives it real consideration.
The Levels of Fun: Greta shares her favorite framework for deciding whether something is worth doing, from the plain kind of fun to the kind you do just for the story.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Welcome to The Nightly!
02:17 The Halloweekend dilemma
09:23 Couch FOMO or party regret?
11:31 The 7 AM flight twist
20:46 The levels of fun
21:52 Good nights!For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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The Secret Life of a Scare Actor
Matt Bragg talks with caller Kelsey about her nights as a Busch Gardens scare actor, the unwritten etiquette of jump-scaring strangers, and why she still sleeps with the lights on.What You'll Hear:A Newly …
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Matt Bragg talks with caller Kelsey about her nights as a Busch Gardens scare actor, the unwritten etiquette of jump-scaring strangers, and why she still sleeps with the lights on.
What You'll Hear:
A Newly Diagnosed Halloween Fan: Matt kicks things off by admitting he's more into Halloween than he ever realized, even though scare mazes still terrify him.
Life Inside the Haunted House: Kelsey shares what it's really like to work as a scare actor, from auditions and airbrush paint to reading a crowd before deciding who gets the jump scare.
When the Scaring Stops Being Fun: Matt and Kelsey talk through the etiquette of scaring strangers, the nights she had to psych herself up, and whether being a pro made her any less of an easy scare herself.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Matt's surprising Halloween confession
01:46 Kelsey the scare actor checks in
05:44 Has a scare ever turned violent
10:33 Getting spooked while scaring others
13:56 The night she couldn't fake it
21:39 Good nightsFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Burlesque, Bravery, and a Cat Costume
Josh Gondelman talks with caller Joy about her ever-expanding costume room, the night she cried during her very first burlesque class, and the train conductor hat she's still trying to justify buying.What …
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Josh Gondelman talks with caller Joy about her ever-expanding costume room, the night she cried during her very first burlesque class, and the train conductor hat she's still trying to justify buying.
What You'll Hear:
A Costume Room Comes to Life: Josh checks in on Joy's Airbnb before she shares what's happening in the costume-and-aerial-arts room she's been building at home.
From Six-Week Class to Burlesque Regular: Joy traces her path from a nervous, tearful first performance fifteen years ago to a confident, ever-changing stage persona built entirely on bravery over technique.
Train Conductor Hats and Cat Songs: Between a Medieval Times birthday and a mysterious group of "elderly" costumed strangers in Canada, Joy explains how a good prop always finds its purpose eventually.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Josh's Oasis costume and Ninja Turtle dance confessions
02:47 Welcome back, caller Joy!
06:05 A costume closet takes shape
09:42 Burlesque, aerial arts, and a pole in the spare room
14:00 The cat costume that started it all
18:07 The bravery it takes to performFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Rest Is Not Something You Earn
Greta Johnsen talks with caller Sahar about trading hustle mode for five-minute walks, kitchen squats, and the radical idea that rest doesn't have to be earned.What You'll Hear:Squats While the Coffee Brews …
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Greta Johnsen talks with caller Sahar about trading hustle mode for five-minute walks, kitchen squats, and the radical idea that rest doesn't have to be earned.
What You'll Hear:
Squats While the Coffee Brews: Sahar explains how she finds movement in tiny pockets of her day, proving that five minutes can count just as much as a full workout.
The Season of Being Less Useful: Greta brings up a favorite new book about stepping back from micromanaging everything, and Sahar explains why it rings so true for her.
Rest You Don't Have to Earn: Together they trade ideas on how to give yourself permission to just sit, stare out the window, and let the dishwasher wait.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Welcome to The Nightly
01:22 Hello, caller Sahar
02:30 A season of intentional living
08:23 The joy of being a little less useful
16:10 Permission to rest without earning it
22:39 Good night to a laziness accountability coachFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Kelly Clarkson & Other Crimes For Bed w/ Deanna Ortiz
Matt Bragg and Deanna Ortiz trade notes on the Kelly Clarkson & Brooklyn shop showdown, the new seasons of It's Crime For Bed, and the strange legend of the Pez Outlaw.What You'll Hear:A Herb Garden Crime …
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Matt Bragg and Deanna Ortiz trade notes on the Kelly Clarkson & Brooklyn shop showdown, the new seasons of It's Crime For Bed, and the strange legend of the Pez Outlaw.
What You'll Hear:
A Herb Garden Crime Scene: Matt confesses to a drone mishap that left his girlfriend's herbs in ruins, and the flimsy cover story he's still trying to sell her on.
The Bird That Cost $15 Million: Deanna breaks down the baffling, headline-grabbing saga of Kelly Clarkson, a Brooklyn toy store, and one very expensive mechanical bird.
The Pez Dispenser Heist of the '90s: A smuggler who gave himself the nickname Pez Outlaw turns out to have run one of the strangest resale operations in collector history.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Matt's drone destroys the herb garden
02:04 Deanna joins to talk Crime for Bed
03:59 The Kelly Clarkson bird saga begins
12:27 The legend of the Pez Outlaw
17:37 Good night, Pez Outlaw and Kelly ClarksonFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Finally, An Umbrella She Loves
Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Sarah about embracing daylight saving time, finding the clear umbrella that changed her rainy days, and feeding peanuts to a flock of blue jays.What You'll Hear:Sweater Weather …
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Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Sarah about embracing daylight saving time, finding the clear umbrella that changed her rainy days, and feeding peanuts to a flock of blue jays.
What You'll Hear:
Sweater Weather Math: Josh opens with his yearly scramble to wear every cardigan and light jacket before the Northeast's brief, beautiful autumn disappears.
Springing Forward, On Purpose: Sarah explains how moving from sunny California to the Pacific Northwest flipped her feelings about daylight saving time.
Peanuts, Umbrellas, and Baby Blue Jays: From a life-changing clear umbrella to a backyard full of peanut-hoarding birds, Sarah shares the small rituals that keep her feeling tuned in to the seasons.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Josh's case for sweater weather
02:31 Welcome, caller Sarah!
05:00 Falling back, springing forward, and chasing daylight
09:17 The umbrella that changed everything
16:14 Baby blue jays and the peanut economy
23:11 Good nightsFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Sunday Edition: Dogs in Costumes w/ Fern Watt
Greta Johnsen talks with writer Fern Watt about the Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade and why dogs make the best icebreakers with strangers.What You'll Hear:A Parade Grown Too Big for the Park: Greta learns …
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Greta Johnsen talks with writer Fern Watt about the Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade and why dogs make the best icebreakers with strangers.
What You'll Hear:
A Parade Grown Too Big for the Park: Greta learns how a scrappy dog run tradition outgrew its space to become the 36th annual Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade.
Gumshoe and the Odyssey: Fern walks through some of this year's most gloriously absurd costumes, proving New Yorkers will go to any lengths for their dogs.
Named After a Dog, Apparently: Greta and Fern realize they both carry names more commonly found on a leash, and talk about what dogs teach us about loving, and losing, well.
CHAPTERS:
00:25 A zombie dress leads to an unexpected dog tangent
01:24 Welcome, Fern Watt!
03:41 Thousands of dogs, surprisingly calm chaos
09:13 Pre-registration and an inbox full of inspiration
21:31 Good nights!For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Costume Making is Her Passion
Greta Johnsen talks with Caller Nicole about Halloween costume-making for her daughter, from a papier-mâché submarine to this year's sparkly, spandex-heavy Boo.What You'll Hear:From Dolly Parton to Boo: Nicole …
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Greta Johnsen talks with Caller Nicole about Halloween costume-making for her daughter, from a papier-mâché submarine to this year's sparkly, spandex-heavy Boo.
What You'll Hear:
From Dolly Parton to Boo: Nicole walks Greta through her daughter's costume history, including a full Dolly Parton era complete with bedazzled boots and street performances.
The Papier-Mâché Deep Dive: The two trade notes on wheat paste, balloons, and cardboard structures, proving that craft chaos is half the fun of Halloween.
Two-Headed Freaks and Hobo Ghosts: Nicole and Greta swap stories of strange childhood costumes, from a Styrofoam head stuffed in a jacket to a very confusing hobo ghost.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Halloween Week continues!
01:20 The costume countdown
02:45 Remembering Dolly Parton
05:39 Papier-mâché technique talk
11:34 Dream family costumes, Totoro style
21:24 Goodnights!For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Father-Daughter Halloween Costumes
Matt Bragg talks with caller Mike about father-daughter Halloween costume pairings, the economics of trick-or-treating candy, and the surprisingly spooky history of turnip jack-o'-lanterns.What You'll Hear:A …
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Matt Bragg talks with caller Mike about father-daughter Halloween costume pairings, the economics of trick-or-treating candy, and the surprisingly spooky history of turnip jack-o'-lanterns.
What You'll Hear:
A Very Expensive Feather: Matt kicks things off with a frantic vet trip, a questionable hairball, and a bill steep enough to rival a nice dinner out.
Eevee, Ash, and the Art of the Pairing: Mike shares how he and his seven-year-old daughter plan their matching Halloween costumes months in advance, from Wolverine and X-23 to a very cozy Pokémon duo.
The Original, Unsettling Jack-o'-Lantern: Before pumpkins took over, people carved something far creepier, and Matt can't quite get over it.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Matt's bloated black cat and Halloween chaos
02:03 Welcome, caller Mike!
03:17 Eevee, Ash, and family costume themes
09:47 Planning months ahead for costume pairings
15:53 Pumpkin carving memories and turnip jack-o'-lanterns
18:14 Good nightsFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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The Ultimate Halloween Movie Marathon
Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Tim about his elaborate October movie marathon, from Witchy Wednesday to Sequel Saturday, and the campy gems most people have never heard of.What You'll Hear:A Calendar Built …
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Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Tim about his elaborate October movie marathon, from Witchy Wednesday to Sequel Saturday, and the campy gems most people have never heard of.
What You'll Hear:
A Calendar Built for Spooky Season: Tim explains the themed structure he's refined since the COVID days, complete with alliterative names like Macabre Monday and Fleshy Friday.
The Deep Cuts Worth Digging Up: From a forgotten 1989 camp classic to the kitschy gimmicks of director William Castle, Tim shares the recommendations most of his friends had never heard of.
When a Classic Doesn't Quite Fit: Josh and Tim debate whether beloved horror films like The Shining and Psycho belong in an October lineup at all.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Josh's spotty horror movie education
02:36 Welcome, Caller Tim!
03:18 How Tim's October movie calendar began
07:25 A tour through this year'd themes
14:50 Underrated gems and campy favorites
23:28 Goodnights!For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Her Wedding Dress, Zombified
Greta Johnsen talks with Caller Lauren about turning her wedding dress into a zombie bride costume and planning a Dracula-themed murder mystery for her husband's Halloween birthday.What You'll Hear:Zombie Bride …
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Greta Johnsen talks with Caller Lauren about turning her wedding dress into a zombie bride costume and planning a Dracula-themed murder mystery for her husband's Halloween birthday.
What You'll Hear:
Zombie Bride and Groom, COVID Edition: Lauren tells Greta about the Halloween she and her new husband decided to reuse their wedding attire.
Six Years, Two Daughters, One Dress: Looking back at those photos now, Lauren reflects on how much simpler Halloween costumes used to be before toddlers entered the picture.
Dracula Turns 500: With her husband born on Halloween, Lauren shares plans for the ambitious murder mystery party she's throwing.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Welcome to The Nightly
01:15 Caller Lauren joins us!
02:00 The zombie bride and groom plan
05:00 Looking back six years later
11:21 Planning a Dracula murder mystery
18:25 Goodnight Lucy & Marcy!For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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What Makes A True Halloween Wedding?
Matt Bragg talks with caller Alex about her Halloween wedding, two guests in hyper-realistic pigeon heads, and the great debate over what percentage dead is appropriately spooky.What You'll Hear:The 30% Dead …
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Matt Bragg talks with caller Alex about her Halloween wedding, two guests in hyper-realistic pigeon heads, and the great debate over what percentage dead is appropriately spooky.
What You'll Hear:
The 30% Dead Rule: Matt lays out his personal Halloween philosophy, which involves a strict minimum level of decomposition for any costume to count.
An Aspen Tree Walks Down the Aisle: Alex describes her Halloween wedding's surprisingly elegant nature theme, plus the eight-foot talking jack-o'-lantern that now guards her front yard.
Planning a Spooky First Anniversary: The two try to invent a Halloween-themed version of the traditional paper anniversary, with mixed results.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Welcome back, caller Alex
01:07 The Halloween wedding reveal
03:18 The 30% dead costume rule
05:00 Two guests in pigeon heads
07:05 The eight-foot jack-o'-lantern from Target
13:28 Planning a spooky anniversaryFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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The Neighborhood That Wins Halloween
Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Kathryn from Wichita, Kansas about her neighborhood's over-the-top Halloween traditions, from giant skeletons and fog machines to buses full of trick-or-treaters pouring in from …
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Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Kathryn from Wichita, Kansas about her neighborhood's over-the-top Halloween traditions, from giant skeletons and fog machines to buses full of trick-or-treaters pouring in from out of town.
What You'll Hear:
A Childhood of Tinfoil and Felt: Josh remembers his mom's scrappy homemade costumes, from a cardboard robot to a Where's Waldo win that made him the talk of the block.
Halloween Town, USA: Caller Kathryn describes her Wichita neighborhood's wild Halloween scene, complete with bussed-in trick-or-treaters, police blockades, and even a lost kids' station.
The Great Candy Count: Kathryn breaks down exactly how many Costco bags it takes to survive an evening of nonstop doorbell rings, and why fun size is the only way to go.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Josh's homemade Halloween costumes as a kid
03:20 Welcome, caller Kathryn!
04:07 A Hocus Pocus-level Halloween block party
09:00 The candy situation
14:40 A friend's legendary synchronized light show
20:12 How to politely sit Halloween outFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Sunday Edition: Bedazzling w/ Liberty Hardy
Greta Johnsen catches up with friend, book critic and crafter Liberty Hardy about the art of bedazzling.What You'll Hear:A Bedazzled Bucket Begins It All: Liberty traces her sparkly obsession back to a cracked …
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Greta Johnsen catches up with friend, book critic and crafter Liberty Hardy about the art of bedazzling.
What You'll Hear:
A Bedazzled Bucket Begins It All: Liberty traces her sparkly obsession back to a cracked drag-show confetti bucket that sat in her house for years before it sparked a whole new hobby.
Eighteen Hours, One Neon Dog: Liberty walks through the surprisingly long, strangely meditative process of bedazzling a portrait of Greta's dog Buffy, gem by tiny gem.
Permission to Have a Useless Hobby: At 50 years old, Liberty reflects on learning to relax, make things just for fun, and let herself waste time wisely.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 The inspiration for this week's Sunday Edition
01:40 Say hello to bedazzler, Liberty!
02:24 How a cracked confetti bucket started it all
06:05 The 18-hour sparkle marathon
16:16 Permission to have a useless hobby
19:52 Goodnight, Buffy!For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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The Joy of Being Bad at a Hobby
Greta Johnsen talks with Caller Abbie about giving herself permission to waste time, falling for hobbies she's bad at, and the bedazzled dog portrait that proves a gift doesn't have to be useful to be …
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Greta Johnsen talks with Caller Abbie about giving herself permission to waste time, falling for hobbies she's bad at, and the bedazzled dog portrait that proves a gift doesn't have to be useful to be perfect.
What You'll Hear:
The Myth of Earned Downtime: Greta and Abbie dig into why rest keeps getting pushed to the bottom of the list, and what happens when you stop waiting to deserve it.
Bad at Tennis, Great for the Brain: Being genuinely bad at a hobby turns out to be strangely good for you, whether it's pottery, knitting, or a tennis racket nobody should trust you with.
A Bedazzled Portrait of Buffy: A surprise package in the mail becomes the gold standard for thoughtful gifts, rhinestones and all.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Rethinking productivity and friction
01:38 Welcome, Caller Abbie!
04:37 Why downtime shouldn't have to be earned
08:00 The joy of being bad at a hobby
12:50 A bedazzled portrait of Buffy the dog
23:01 Good nightsFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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The Upright Bass Is The Best Instrument
Matt Bragg talks with caller Alejandro about the upright bass, from its car-shopping logistics and toddler-inflicted scratches to its secret role in rock and roll history.What You'll Hear:Oasis Ticket …
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Matt Bragg talks with caller Alejandro about the upright bass, from its car-shopping logistics and toddler-inflicted scratches to its secret role in rock and roll history.
What You'll Hear:
Oasis Ticket Grumbling: Matt kicks off the night a little salty about missing out on Oasis tickets, though a consolation trip to Vegas softens the blow considerably.
Meet the Doghouse, the Bull Fiddle: Alejandro introduces his instrument of choice, the upright bass, and explains why nobody actually starts out wanting to play it.
A Life Built Around a Giant Instrument: From buying cars that fit the bass to patching it up after run-ins with his kids, Alejandro walks through what it really takes to live with something nearly seven feet tall.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Oasis tickets and a consolation trip to Vegas
02:14 Alejandro joins the show
03:34 The upright bass's many names
07:04 Car shopping for a seven-foot instrument
10:00 Scratches, scuffs, and battle scars
14:11 Falling for the sound before the instrument
18:53 Good night to the upright bass communityFor the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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Anatomy of a Falafel & The Fruitalist
Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Heather about her elaborate Oscars-night food pun contest, from a falafel crime scene to a rotisserie chicken nun.What You'll Hear:Anatomy of a Falafel: Heather recalls the …
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Josh Gondelman talks with Caller Heather about her elaborate Oscars-night food pun contest, from a falafel crime scene to a rotisserie chicken nun.
What You'll Hear:
Anatomy of a Falafel: Heather recalls the deconstructed hummus crime scene that launched her into competitive food-pun hosting, sumac blood pooling and all.
The Fruitalist Takes Brutalism to the Fruit Bowl: Watermelon staircases, grape waterfalls, and a very opinionated take on architecture carved entirely out of produce.
A Low-Stakes Kind of Hosting: Heather explains how a weekly movie night with no pressure and one reliable invitation became the backbone of her little New York community.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Missing packed house parties
02:22 Heather calls in!
04:07 Anatomy of a Falafel
08:02 The Fruitalist
13:24 Frank-n-Dine arrives
17:26 The secret to a steady Friday movie night
21:56 Good nights!For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts and YouTube.
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