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Marshall's Advertiser (0:32)
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RXBar Advertiser (1:02)
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Danielle Blundell (1:34)
Listener Support WNYC Studios.
Alison Stewart (1:46)
This is all of it. I'm Alison Stewart, live from the WNYC Studios in soho. Thank you for spending part of your day with us. I'm really grateful you're here. On today's show, we'll talk about what it means to be a twin with philosophy professor Helena Debrais, author of how to Be Multiple. And we'll speak with artist Argvan Khosravi. She'll join us to discuss her new exhibit which focuses on the current experiences of Iranian women. And we're bookending our show today with Holiday Prep. Coming up, New York Times food columnist Melissa Clark will take your calls on Thanksgiving meal prep and what to do with those leftovers. That is the plan. So let's get this started with Decking the Halls. We confess, we are in full pre game holiday mode here at all of It. Too soon, you say? Right on time. What took you so long on today's edition of Small Stakes, Big Opinions. We are discussing holiday decorations. Did you put up your Christmas tree, your Mahanica manure Diwali lights on November 1? Or did you wait until your trip to fan and dew stupor ends to start unpacking your holiday decorations this weekend? Either way, there are a lot of options. Multiple lights, one color, secular versus religious. And now more and more people are choosing themes. Danielle Blundell is the Executive Home editor of the website Apartment Therapy and has been keeping track of all the ways people have been dressing up their spaces, both big and small, over the holidays. She joins us to share some of her thoughts and take some questions. Danielle, welcome to the studio.
