The Grammys, Improbably, Made It Work

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The New York Times

Music Interviews, Music Commentary, Music

3.6 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2021

⏱️ 63 minutes

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The show navigated a year of crisis, minted a new generation of stars and didn’t fixate on boomers. Guests: Jon Pareles, Joe Coscarelli, Ben Sisario, Lindsay Zoladz and Caryn Ganz.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the New York Times Podcast, your making of a maestro of music news and criticism.
0:12.9	I'm your host, John Caremonica.
0:22.5	It is foggy, it is dewy, I am under slept.
0:28.0	You know what that means.
0:30.1	It was Grammy night last night, whoo, 63rd annual Grammy Awards, Loki, kind of fun.
0:37.7	As you know, if you've listened to many podcasts in the past, we love few things more than waking
0:44.5	up the day after the Grammy is coming on podcast and just pummeling.
0:48.6	This year, however, it's more complicated picture, so we are going to get into it.
0:52.4	We're going to do two segments, two conversations this episode.
0:57.8	Karen Gans, Jocosco, really Ben Cicero, we're going to call in, talk about the major categories,
1:03.5	news, big movements, et cetera.
1:06.8	After that, John Pearlis, Lindsey Zollads, we're going to have a little bit of a critic confab
1:12.4	talking about the performances, down ballot winners, et cetera.
1:16.7	It is an action-backed episode.
1:18.6	So without further ado, let's kick it off.
1:21.4	Karen Gans is here, fired up.
1:24.0	Karen, hi.
1:25.4	Hi, John.
1:26.3	Karen, are you squeezing a stress ball right now?
1:28.4	I'm not, but I really wish I was.
1:30.0	Feel free to FedEx won over.
1:33.3	Jocosco Reli is here.
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