In which Adrienne and Jacob discuss authenticity in terms of original practices Shakespeare, Chinese New Year menus and theatre architecture. Essentially: what's in the sauce.

They also talk about: whether the twins should look alike in Twelfth Night, how the internet tracks our movements, the relative merits of Google Hang-out vs. Skype, the subjective nature of "productivity", the pleasures of anonymity, favourite theatre spaces, the best music for working, the best podcasts for falling asleep to, possible titles for this podcast, taking toddlers to theatre, and what constitutes an explicit rating on iTunes.

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Why ‘original practices’ Shakespeare is just the ticket for status-seeking consumers
Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare
Holger Syme
Ring in Chinese New Year with this feast
Loblaw's
The Incredible Story of How Target Exposed a Teen Girl's Pregnancy
Minority Report
Fringe
Banff Centre for the Arts
The Sun With Five Eyes
The Fun Palace Radio Variety Show
Roman Mars
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Ragu
SFU Theatre
The Cultch Historic Theatre - post-reno
The Firehall Arts Centre
Adrienne's Letter Writing and Scrabble projects
Beastie Boys
The Ultimate NPR Workout Mix
Gonzales
Thelonius Monk
CBC Ideas
CBC Radio Overnight
Flôts, tout ce qui brille voit
Sparrow by Teater Fot