The Nightly
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 thenightly@hatch.co Hosted by Matt Bragg, Josh Gondelman, and Greta Johnsen. Produced by Hatch. To learn more, go to hatch.co. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
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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 baff...
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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...
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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 c...
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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 past...
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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 ...
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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 forgo...
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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, La...
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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 wed...
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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.
Hall...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 h...
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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, ...
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Life Before Google Existed: Greta and Allison swap stories about commercial breaks, VHS tape limits, and the lost art of arguing about trivia with no way to look it up.
The Joy of Being Unreachable: Allison confesses what she misses most ...
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Two Hosts, One Overdue Introduction: Matt and Greta realize they've never actually spoken before, despite both hosting shows for Hatch, and fall into easy, wandering conversation almost immediately.
Minus Forty a...
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From Basel to Houston: Tomas explains how he ended up finishing high school in Texas a year early, and why his mom thought it made sense to skip ahead.
Grading on a Curve, Swiss Style: The two compare notes ...
Matt Bragg tracks down Yashi, the original owner of Big Goose (the four-foot stuffed goose that caller Julia chat with him about), to learn its true origin story.
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The Goose Heard Round Facebook Marketplace: Matt replays Julia's original call about the puzzling purchase that's been bugging him ever since, and sets off to find out where in the world a $15 goose that size even comes from.
Waddle's Origin Sto...
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The Attention Hostage Situation: Greta explains her overprepared flight survival kit, including a knitting project and downloaded podcasts, while Natalie admits her go-to is simply scrolling ...
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A Case of Mistaken Fame: Matt kicks things off with a tour support story that ends in the most polite kind of being ignored, and what it teaches him about staying in unfamiliar hotel rooms.
The ASMR Confession: Anita calls in wondering if she's a...
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A Celebrity Who Had No Idea Who Josh Was: Josh opens with his favorite brush-with-fame story, one where an actor's polite nod said everything about anonymity in show business.
Paula Abdul, Tupac, and a Chicano Art Show: Elani descr...
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