Hosted by Lisa T. · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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Lisa T. hosts The Hot Cut, a society show with 15 episodes published.
Was American politics ever dignified—or have we simply forgotten what it actually looked like? From Andrew Jackson’s infamous White House inauguration party to Nixon’s paranoia, Clinton’s tabloid presidency, Bush’s frat-
From “Remember the Alamo” to “Never Forget,” America has long transformed tragedy into slogan, grief into ritual, and memory into emotional instruction. In this episode of The Hot Cut, we trace the evolution of America’s
Hours before the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt joked that “shots will be fired tonight in the room.” She meant jokes. Then came actual gunfire. In this episode of The Hot Cut, I exa
Woodstock is remembered as chaos. Coachella is labeled the sellout. One was freedom. The other is branding. That’s the story. But what if we’ve been reading it backwards? What if Woodstock wasn’t the rebellion…but the pr
The dysfunction is coming from inside the house. When tragedy strikes a family—violence, collapse, a child acting out in ways the culture can’t comprehend—America reaches for its favorite bedtime story: the myth of the “
Julia Child was America’s sweetheart in an apron… but what if her real recipe was persuasion? Before she taught us how to truss a chicken, Julia worked for the OSS—the spy agency that became the CIA. Then suddenly, she’s
In 1938, Orson Welles’ Halloween broadcast supposedly sent America into mass hysteria over a fake Martian invasion. But the truth? Almost nobody panicked. Newspapers invented the frenzy to make radio look dangerous—becau
What if aging wasn’t the horror—but obscurity was? In The Substance, Demi Moore’s comeback doubles as a cautionary tale for a generation that can’t log off the spotlight. But beneath the feminist facelift lies a deeper n
The Shootout Script How North Hollywood Sold the AR-15 On February 28, 1997, Los Angeles turned into a live-action war zone. Two men in body armor stormed a Bank of America, and for 44 minutes the world watched a suburba
Delaware hides more than it shows—and that’s exactly the point. Why is tiny Delaware home to over 1.8 million companies—more than people? In this episode of The Hot Cut, we peel back the glossy “business-friendly” label
Before The Room became a cult classic, it was a billboard in Hollywood—unexplained, unforgettable, and funded by a man with no past. Was Tommy Wiseau just a mysterious filmmaker… or something stranger? In this episode, w
California says it’s legal—but is it? In this episode, we break down the quiet war on hemp-derived cannabinoids like THCA, and why the plant that once saved lives is being pushed off shelves. This isn’t about safety. It’
From the Zoot Suit Riots to George Floyd, some uprisings feel staged for the lens. This episode asks: What happens when the cameras roll—but we stop watching? A sharp look at spectacle, distraction, and the edits no one
They’re not just streaming your shows—they’re programming your perception. In this episode, we trace a bloodline from Freud to Bernays to Netflix’s Marc Randolph, asking why media blames social media—but never itself. Fr
This debut episode of The Hot Cut slices into the strange silence around Tommy Lee’s infamous sex tape. Why won’t anyone say whether he’s circumcised—and why does it matter more than you’d think? A sharp look at pop cult
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