Greene & Lewis

Night naps, misinformation, Joe Rogan, media diets, meaningful critique, Will's year of impatience, year three of 2020, and Eric Adams. Then we go in hard on COVID restrictions, the "laptop class", and the "collarless class".

COVID strikes again, 'Don't Look Up', comforting fictions, usefulness, risk aversion, lack of imagination, zooming out on humanity, main character syndrome, failure, heroes, and our Fall Out Boy culture.

We recorded at the darkest hour...We start out with movie etiquette, then proceed to selfishness and dignity, post-irony, COVID measures, the Cheesecake Factory protestors, materialism and vibes, social malaise, decision making in catastrophe, January 6th, presidential power, communication, and secession.

We bullshit about surgery, a Halloween idea, tanning and Hugh Hefner. "Whatever flips your cookie." Then, complaining about Jerry Saltz (again) leads to a broader conversation about institutional power in the artworld. We make a clumsy Succession analogy, discuss the decline and fall of Metro Pictures, and sing the praises of Paula Cooper. Gallerists are just Dasha.

'Power of the Dog', bad drivers, money acumen, lifestyle creep, fantasizing about being rich, and David Salle at the Brant Foundation.

Glue guns, landlines, away messages, will or skill, bureaucracy, work culture, another look at Covid, problems with NYC, the James Webb telescope, and Will learns about space.

Topics: Will's a sick boi, Alex Jones, an Indian wedding, moisturization, feet, and Obama's library.

On benches, GTL, verdicts, ad reads, and a pitch for a new reality show. Use Promo Code GREENE nowhere because we don't have ads.

Charlie Rose, murky statements, 'Where's the Beef?' in our informational diet, mental lily pads and secretarial pools, learning, decision making, fatigue, project management, and 'No-Go-Zones'.

Mulligans and bad transitions abound lead to dissections of the orders of places and spaces, surreality, and a little tiff at the end, as a treat.