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WHAT WENT WRONG

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Hosts: Lizzie Bassett, Chris Winterbauer

Publisher: Sad Boom Media

What Went Wrong covers Hollywood’s most notoriously disastrous movie productions, digging into the behind-the-scenes insanity of everything from massive flops to record-breaking blockbusters. In each episode, hosts Lizzie Bassett and Chris Winterbauer dive into a new film to explore the mind-blowing (and sometimes numbing) reasons why making a movie is nearly impossible (especially a good one). Produced by David Boman. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts , Spotify or Patreon for monthly bonus episodes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Spaghetti Westerns! A Primer

Episode date Jul 24

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Today's episode is brought to you by Brami. Pasta made in Italy from just two old world ingredients. Italian wheat and lupini super beans. No fillers, no shortcuts, just real pasta that tastes like real pasta. With more protein and fiber built right in. Pasta perfetta. We were fans of Brami long before they sponsored this podcast. So when they came to us and said, hey, we make great pasta and we think you can make a great episode about spaghetti westerns, we said, assolutamente sì. And then we asked for forgiveness from all of our Italian fans. Now, you might think, yes, we get it. They make spaghetti. Leone made spaghetti westerns. But the connection actually goes deeper than that. Leone wasn't born in America, but he was obsessed with American westerns. He loved what he saw, but he also knew he could make them a little more stylish, a little more Italiano. Brahmi's founder wasn't born in Italy, but he is obsessed with the way Italy eats. Fewer ingredients, better quality. So Brahmi made a new kind of pasta full of protein and fiber that is still so delicious it's worth slowing down for. More from Brahmi later in the episode, including something new they're launching this summer.

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Brahmi25:53-26:55

Listen, we all love Italian food, but it turns out we should have been paying attention not just to what Italians eat, but also how they eat. Meals that last longer, where nobody's rushed, just simple, healthy food that you can actually slow down and enjoy. Brahmi is a new kind of protein pasta made from only two old world ingredients, Italian wheat and lupini super beans. No fillers, no protein isolates or weird processed pea proteins, just simple ingredients, timelessly crafted, naturally packed with protein and fiber. I've been really focused on increasing my protein intake and building more muscle, thanks to a very heavy toddler who really loves to be carried around. I'm constantly craving a big bowl of pasta, but I want to eat food that's better for me and higher in protein without sacrificing any taste. That means I choose Brahmi every time. And now they have a brand new shape, Kubeti, which is so good and normally really hard to find in the U.S. Bonus points, my daughter loves it too. Visit enjoybrahmi.com and find Brahmi at your nearest retailer, and make sure you try all new Kubeti exclusively at your nearest Whole Foods. Brahmi, pasta perfetta.

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Brahmi52:17-53:02

Lizzie, and we have to say a huge thank you to Brahmi for sponsoring today's episode. If today's deep dive into Sergio Leone and the beginnings of the spaghetti Western genre had you craving for something with a little more character, Brahmi's got you covered. Pasta made in Italy from only two old world ingredients with more protein and fiber and absolutely no trade-offs in taste. And this summer, keep an eye out for Cubetti, Brahmi's newest pasta shape exclusively at Whole Foods. If you've never tried Cubetti, it's delicious hollow little cubes, perfect for summer pasta salad and surprisingly hard to find in the U.S. until now. And I can verify my kids are obsessed. They call it special pasta. They love this pasta. Visit enjoybrami.com to shop and find your nearest retailer. That's enjoybrami.com. Brahmi, eat well, live well. And until

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