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Slate's 'Culture Gabfest' Signs Off After 18 Years

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By Reggie Ugwu Verified
| Breaking One
After 18 years, more than 900 episodes and countless dissections of topical cultural miscellany -- be it a Taylor Swift album or "Middlemarch" -- Slate's "Culture Gabfest" will gab no more. The pioneering weekly chat podcast, which premiered in February 2008 and helped define one of the then-nascent medium's most durable formats, released its last episode Wednesday.
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Slate’s ‘Culture Gabfest’ Signs Off After 18 Years

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By Reggie Ugwu Verified
| The New York Times Verified
You have been granted access, use your keyboard to continue reading. Slate’s ‘Culture Gabfest’ Signs Off After 18 Years The podcast, which helped spawn the chat-show genre, aired its last episode Wednesday.
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Netflix Cancels 'The Boroughs' After One Season

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By Reggie Ugwu Verified
| Breaking One
Netflix has canceled "The Boroughs" -- a Duffer brothers-produced sci-fi drama about a mysterious retirement community -- after one season. The move further severs the streamer's ties with the brothers, the creators of "Stranger Things," following the end of that blockbuster series in December. "The Boroughs" featured a star-studded cast, with Alfred Molina, Geena Davis, Alfre Woodard, Denis O'Hare, Clarke Peters and Bill Pullman, and was well reviewed by critics.
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