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Nathan Rabin is a freelance pop culture writer, the original head writer of The A.V Club and the author of four books, most recently You Don’t Know Me But You Don’t Like Me.

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The Fractured Favorite of the Day is the Irresistible Health and Wellness Podcast Maintenance Phase

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A really great podcast can get you interested in subject matter you otherwise wouldn’t care about. I started listening to Maintenance Phase because I’m a fan of co-host Michael Hobbes’ If Books Could Kill, an essential podcast about timely, then hilariously dated tomes that captured the cultural zeitgeist, hurt people, groups, and institutions, then were mostly forgotten.
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Today is the First Anniversary of My Dad's Death, So I'm Rerunning this Piece on The Life of Chuck, the Wonderful Movie That I Was Watching When He Died

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I went into Mike Flanagan’s The Life of Chuck and Bring Her Back blind. I knew nothing about them beyond The Life of Chuck being an atypical Stephen King adaptation, in that it tugs mercilessly at the heartstrings rather than aim straight for the jugular, and Bring Her Back being a follow-up to a wildly successful horror debut from the Philippou Brothers, the duo behind Talk To Her.
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