The Oscars: Hollywood’s smallest biggest night?
Episode description
The Oscars used to be one of the biggest things on TV. Now they’re… not. Does that matter to the movie business and to movie-goers? We discuss with our annual Oscar experts: Vox’s Alissa Wilkinson and Slate’s Allegra Frank, who talk about their favorite movies, and try to sell Recode’s Peter Kafka on watching a 3-hour foreign language film. But more important: How and why should the Oscars try to remake itself for a TikTok world — and will a Twitter poll + DJ Kahled and Tony Hawk do the trick?
Featuring: Alissa Wilkinson (@alissamarie), Film & Culture Editor at Vox
Allegra Frank (@LegsFrank), Senior Editor at Slate
Host: Peter Kafka (@pkafka), Senior Editor at Recode
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